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Songs
The following songs are suggestions; other songs may be used at the discretion of the production. Performance rights for the script do not include rights for songs. |
| 1 | Down To The River To Pray (African-American spiritual. Exact origin unknown.) |
| 2 | Jamaica Farewell (Jamaican-style folk song. Popular in the West Indies long before Irving Burgie released it in 1957.) |
| 3 | Yellow Bird (By Michel Mauleart Matton. Lyrics from poem by Oswald Durand.) |
| 4 | Jamaica Farewell (Last two lines.) |
| 5 | Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? (By Scotty Wiseman.) |
| 6 | London Is The Place For Me (By Aldwyn Roberts.) |
| 7 | Lipstick On Your Collar (Lyrics by Edna Lewis, music by George Goehring, performed by Connie Francis) |
| 8 | Que Sera, Sera (By Livingston and Evans, performed by Doris Day.) |
| 9 | My Boy Lollipop (By Robert Spencer and Barbie Gaye, producers Leroy Kirkland and Barbie Gaye.) |
| 10 | Rock Around The Clock (By Max C Freedman and James Myers, performed by Bill Haley and the Comets.) |
| 11 | Selection of rock and roll music (Director or Producer choice.) |
| 12 | Let’s Twist Again (By Kal Mann and Dave Appell, producer Kal Mann, performed by Chubby Checker.) |
| 13 | In That Great Gettin Up Morning (African-American spiritual, composer unknown.) |
| 14 | Day O (Composer unknown. Traditional Jamaican folk song from second half of the Nineteenth century.) |
| 15 | Enjoy Yourself (Music by Carl Sigman, lyrics by Herb Magidson.) |