Everything's Coming Up Roses - Ethel Merman then Dorothy Motto ON Technics Theatre Organ Orchestra.

Jack Parr used Everythings Coming Up Roses on his show for the opening. Now... here's Dorothy playing it on the Technics Ensemble.

Finally, if you're interested  in the origin of song "Everything's Coming Up Roses"-- a little Americana musical history about it is easily found on Wikipedia here... [+]

Chords and Lyrics

Everything's Coming Up Roses

Misc. Traditional

	Dm7	G7#5	C6
Things look	swell,	things look	great,

	Cm	Dm7	G7	C6
	gonna	have the whole world on	a	plate.

	B7#5	Em	C7	Fm7
	Starting	here	starting	now, honey,

	C	Em	Dm7	G7
	Everything's	coming up	ros	-es.

	Ebdim7	Dm7	G7#5	C6
	Clear the	decks,	clear the	tracks,

	Cm	Dm7	G7	C6
	we got	nothing to do but	re	lax.

	B7#5	Em	C7	Fm7
	Blow a	kiss,	take a	bow, honey,

	C	Em	Dm7	G7
	Everything's	coming up	ros	-es.

	Dm7	G7	Cm7
	Now's	our	inning,

	Dm7	G9	C
	stand the	world on its ear

	F#m7b5	B7	Em
	Set	it	spinning

	Am7	D7	F#	G7
	that'll be	just the be	gin	ning

	Ebdim7	Dm7	G7#5	C9
	Curtain	up,	light the	lights,

	Cm	Dm7	G7	C6
	we got	nothing to hit but	the	heights!

	B7#5	B7	Em	C7	Fm7
	We'll	be	swell,	we'll be	great!

	Em7	Am7	D9
I can	tell,	just you	wait!

	G7	C	G7/B	Am7	Fm/Ab	C	D7	C#7b9	D9
	That	luck	y	star	I	talk about is	due

	C	Em	Dm7
Honey,	Everything's	coming up	roses

	G7	Dm7	G7	C
for	me	and	for	you.

More Theatre Organ Medley by Dorothy on Technics...

Dorothy's 40 min. Casio Piano-Ensemble Set

Rick plays Fly Me to the Moon, recorded LIVE at Golden Buddha in 2009

As part of our lesson program-- I'd like you to hear the original better known rendition by Sinatra first-- because most people know the song through him. Then click on my piano version at Golden Buddha after that so you can see how it's successfully rendered on the piano-- to applause.

Dorothy plays Tico Tico, Brazil and Cumana as opening number on Technics EA1

What makes music tick?

30 minute duet by Dorothy on piano, Rick on keyboard bass/percussion

Claire de Lune - Claude Debussy - Isao Tomita - Rick Potvin

Could It Be Magic - Barry Manilow - Dorothy Motto

All Of Me - Frank Sinatra - Dorothy Motto

Your Momma Don't Dance - Loggins and Messina - 1972 - Rick Potvin

Surfin USA

Bosa Nova Baby

Maleguena, El Cumbanchero, Cumana Medley-- Liberace then Dorothy Motto w. Rick on bass.

Morning Has Broken

Here's the original version which I'm happy and amazed to discover on Youtube along with everything else I've ever listened to but can now watch...


Here's a tentative version by me... which is more of a practise session but in the interests of getting something posted on this, I'll throw it up here-- and redo it later.

Harlem Nocturne

Colour My World

See and hear me and Dorothy play and sing while enjoying ASIAN FINE DINING at George and Sons in Ancala (between Scottsdale and Fountain Hills just off Shae) on Fri, Sat and Sun evenings 5-9.

george and sons ancala scottsdale - Google Search

Photos at George & Son's Asian Cuisine - Central Scottsdale - Scottsdale, AZ

Chopin Polonaise in Ab

Horowitz plays the original.

My very short and highly edited version from a simple chart.


I'm playing from this chart.