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2006 season: Weather Patterns

• Blue Skies
• Stormy Weather
• "HOT HOT HOT" (written by Alphonsus Cassell. Published by Chrysalis Music Limited (c) 1983)

The 2006 season finds Shenandoah Sound expanding the corps musical repertoire to more traditional jazz and blues with a Latin feel.  Jazz, blues and Latin lead to a drum corps forecast for the season as unpredictable as the summer weather.

And now your local forecast...Weather Patterns. We begin our forecast with Blue Skies that classic Irving Berlin favorite. Blue skies give way to a front building in the south with a 100% chance for Stormy Weather as Lena Horne never delivered. And what’s a summer forecast without the heat? It’ll be Hot, Hot, Hot! just as Buster Poindexter predicted in the drum corps south. In this case, “It's not the humidity, it's the heat” of the Sound blowing up from the South. Wherever we go, not matter what the weather, Shenandoah Sound will be bringing the sunshine.

2006 Sound of the South - Arnold, MD

Hurrincanes                79.725

CorpsVets                  79.413

Music City legend        70.125

Sunrisers                    69.075

Skyliners                    69.050