We have a YouTube channel where we post all of our videos. You can access individual songs below.
Written in 1955 by Al Hoffman, Walter Kent, and Mann Curtis, this upbeat, uplifting tune tells the world that the singer will live life to its fullest potential. This arrangement was by the Barbershop Harmony Society's 1968 champion quartet, Western Continentals. Later updated by Greg Volk with an assist by the Swedish chorus, Zero8.
Salley Gardens is a well known, Irish love ballad. This arrangement is by a fabulous Sonoma County barbershop singer and musician: James Morgan. He arranged it in 2014 for the Voices of California, a massive men's barbershop choir from Sacramento. James graciously gave Manzanita Harmony permission to perform this.
From the film, The Greatest Showman, we perform A Million Dreams. It relates the story behind P.T. Barnum, the entertainer who created the Barnum & Bailey Circus.
Manzanita Harmony performs "There's a Meeting Here Tonight" to open our March 2, 2024 performance. This primarily secular version of the old Negro spiritual and call to worship was arranged by the Limeliters' Alex Hassilev and Glenn Yarbrough, with an updated intro arranged by Manzanita Harmony director, Gage Purdy.
Written by Brian Setzer and originally performed by his group, the Stray Cats, here's rousing, rocabilly, Rock This Town.