"Walking on Sunshine" (7:30 Saturday, July 12, 2008)
50 Years of One Hit wonders: From Bobby Day (“Rockin Robin” 1958) to Nick Lachey (“What’s
Left of Me” — 2007 as a solo artist), the KSO Boogie Band knocks off 24 tunes and nearly three
generations of artists with just one attributed hit. Bring the whole family to this, (even the
ones who think they can sing).
Buster Poindexter Hot, Hot, Hot
Pratt & McClain Happy Days
Blue Swede Hooked on a Feeling
Grover Washington Jr. Just the Two of Us
Shocking Blue Venus
Starland Vocal Band Afternoon Delight
Ides of March Vehicle
The Surfaris Wipe Out
Chase Get it On
The Knack My Sharona
Frank Stalone Far from Over
Intermission
Wing & a Prayer Baby Face
Katrina and the Waves Walking On Sunshine
Marcia Griffiths Electric Boogie
Los del Río Macarena
Steve Martin King Tut
Debby Boone You Light Up My Life
Nick Lachey What’s Left of Me
Bobby Day Rockin’ Robin
Lipps, Inc. Funkytown
Loleatta Holloway Good Vibrations
Wild Cherry Play That Funky Music
Vocals: Steve Brun, Charlie Fletcher, Lesley Hitch, Troy Hitch, Rick Marksberry,
Chris Shenton, Michelle Wells, Angela Williamson
“Shaken not Stirred” (7:30 Saturday, August 2, 2008)
Nobody does it better as the KSO blows its cover with nearly 40 years of 007 film scores and songs.
Norman James Bond Theme
Barry From Russia with Love Theme
McCartney “Live & Let Die”
Barry Dawn Raid at Fort Knox from Goldfinger
Barry “Goldfinger”
Bacharach Casino Royale theme
Bacharach “The Look of Love” from Casino Royale
Barry “Diamonds are Forever”
Hamlisch “Ride to Atlantis & The Tanker” from The Spy Who Loved Me
Hamlisch “Nobody Does It Better”
Conti “For Your Eyes Only”
Barry Moonraker Suite
Norman “Tank Chase” from GoldenEye
Bono “Golden Eye”
Barry Thunderball
Kamen “Licence to Kill”
Barry The Living Daylights Suite
Legrand “Never Say Never Again”
Arnold “Ice Bandits” from The World is not Enough
Arnold “Surrender” Tomorrow Never Dies
Norman James Bond Theme
Music of the Eagles (6:30 Saturday, August, 16 2008)
A special performance (ticketed) presented by Elk Creek Winery (See below for more information).
“The Rhythm is Gonna Get You” (7:30 Saturday, August 30, 2008)
In 2007 the KSO offered a Kenton-esque Latin jazz concert for a few hundred people indoors.
As our musicians are the last of a generation who performed with and/or were mentored by
the greats of the 50s and 60s, we figured we should share this high octane music with an
audience of several thousand in the park.
Chuck Mangione "Children of Sanchez" (1979)
Lalo Schifrin Latin Jazz Suite (1998)
Johnny Richards Cuban Fire Suite (1956)
Ernesto Lecuona "Malaguena" (1961)
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Free Concert Admission and Parking (Suggested donation $5)
Blankets, lawn chairs and picnics welcome. Concessions available
For more info call the KSO at (859) 431-6216
Directions to DEVOU PARK AMPHITHEATRE, COVINGTON
From Cincinnati:
Take I-75 South to the first exit across the Brent Spence Bridge (Covington 5th Street).
Veer right (toward Ludlow) and turn right at the stop sign. As the road begins to curve left
take a hard left up the hill on Western Avenue. Follow signs to the amphitheater.
From Northern Kentucky:
Take I-75 North to the Covington 5th Street exit. Turn left on Philadelphia-to 3rd Street (Holiday Inn), turn left. Pass underneath 75 and proceed to the stop sign, and turn right.
As the road begins to curve left take a hard left up the hill on Western Avenue.
Follow signs to the amphitheater.
