Two Grey Cats

Set List

Two Grey Cats Song List:

- Rock -

Breakdown – Tom Petty
Cupid – Sam Cooke
Evil Ways - Santana
Have you Ever Seen the Rain - CCR
Honey Don’t – Carl Perkins
Lay Down Sally – Eric Clapton
Midnight Shift – Commander Cody
Mustang Sally – Wilson Pickett
Polk Salad Annie – Tony Joe White
Pretty Woman – Roy Orbison
Proud Mary – CCR
She’s About a Mover – Sir Douglas
Stray Cat Strut – Stray Cats
Sultans of Swing – Dire Straits
Treat Her Right – Roy Head
Ventura Highway - America
Whole Lotta Shakin’ - Jerry Lee Lewis
Wooly Bully – Sam the Sham

- Country -

Deep River Blues – Doc Watson
Guitars & Cadillacs - Dwight Yoakam
Jambalaya – Hank Williams
Light of Day – Keith Whitley
Long Hair Country Boy - Charlie Daniels
Old Chunk of Coal - Billy Joe Shaver
Ramblin’ Fever – Merle Haggard
Slow Train to Arkansas - Chuck Mead
What’s the Matter Now–Commnder Cody
When You Say Nothing – Alison Krauss
Wine Do Your Stuff – Commander Cody

- Slow -

Can’t Help Falling – Elvis
Crazy Love – Van Morrison
Crying – Roy Orbison
Don’t Let Sun – Gerry & the Pacemakers
Harvest Moon – Neil Young
House of the Rising Sun – Trad.
Nights in White Satin – Moody Blues
Rainy Night in Georgia – Brook Benton
Stand by Me – Ben E. King
Tears in Heaven – Eric Clapton
Wonderful Tonight – Eric Clapton
​You've Got a Friend - James Taylor

- Ukulele -

Apache – The Shadows
Don’t Think Twice – Bob Dylan
La Grange – ZZ Top
Margaritaville – Jimmie Buffett
Pearly Shells – Hawaiian classic
Samba pa Ti – Carlos Santana
Sleepwalk – Santo & Johnny
Tequila – The Champs
Tiki Bar - John Hiatt
Ukulele Rag – Leon McAuliffe
Wacky Doodle – original

- Classics -

All of Me - Frank Sinatra
C'est La Vie (You Never Can Tell)
Georgia on my Mind - Hoagy Carmichael
Never on a Sunday – Movie theme
Pearly Shells - Hawaiian Ukulele classic
The Sheik of Araby – 1920s hit
Waltzing Matilda

Team

Influences & Inspiration

Both Don & Doug have been professional musicians in popular dance bands for over 50-years.

Don played lead guitar in rock, pop & country dance bands. He performed around the S.F. Bay area from the 1960s until he retired and moved north in 2015.

Doug played electric bass guitar and upright bass in dance bands in the N.W. also since the '60s.

After retiring, they met and discovered there were hundreds of songs they both knew from their years of playing in bands. Now they enjoy doing many of those "band" songs in an acoustic format. They also specialise in playing songs on ukulele that were never intended for ukulele.

Setup Requirements

Two chairs or stools (without armrests)

Electric power outlets

Sufficient lighting, if needed