:20:03
Kenny, hand those out, please.
Johnny, this is for you.
:20:08
- Graham.
- Rick Martin. How are you?
:20:10
- Jack Flanagan. This is Tommy.
- This is Bill.
:20:14
- Tommy.
- Thank you.
:20:15
Hello, my name's Jo Jordan.
I sing in the band.
:20:18
How do you do?
:20:20
All right, boys, let's get with it.
:20:23
As you know,
we open here Saturday night.
:20:25
First, I want you to remember...
:20:27
...we're a dance orchestra. Our job
is to play a tempo they can dance to.
:20:31
No blues and no low-down jive.
The public likes novelty stuff.
:20:34
And that's what we're gonna give them.
I guess that's all. Now let's get started.
:20:38
Number three in the new books,
everybody.
:20:41
We'll take yours first, Josie,
so you can get back to the hotel.
:20:45
One, two...
:21:11
Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
:21:13
Hold it. Hold it.
:21:17
What's the matter, Martin,
can't you read music?
:21:20
- Sure.
- Then why don't you?
:21:22
You want every number played
how it's written?
:21:25
Exactly. What do you think
I bought these arrangements for?
:21:28
I don't know.
:21:31
I mean, do we have to play every
number the same way every time?
:21:34
That's right. This is no jam session,
it's a dance orchestra.
:21:38
- I was just asking.
- Well, now you know.
:21:42
All right, let's take it again
from where it got torn.
:21:46
One, two...