"A Quiet Thing" from the musical "Flora the Red Menace": music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb. Arranged exclusively for Marquee Five by Adam West Hemming.

A Quiet Thing

"Will You Love Me Tomorrow" words and music by Carole King. Featuring lead vocals by Julie Reyburn Arranged exclusively for Marquee Five by Adam West Hemming. Found on Marquee Five's 2011 debut CD, "8-Track Throwback."


Will You Love Me Tomorrow (Featuring Julie Reyburn)

"The Reverent Leonard Cohen" includes "Bird On a Wire,"  and "Hallelujah" (words and music by Leonard Cohen). Arranged exclusively for Marquee Five by Adam West Hemming. Found on Marquee Five's 2011 debut CD, "8-Track Throwback."


The Reverent Leonard Cohen

"Muddy Water" from the musical Big River by Roger Miller. Arranged exclusively for Marquee Five by Adam West Hemming.

The Marquee Five Band: Mark Janas on Piano, Matt Scharfglass on bass, Larry Lelli on drums.

Muddy Water

"Moondance": words and music by Van Morrison. Arranged exclusively for Marquee Five by Adam West Hemming. Found on Marquee Five's 2011 debut CD, "8-Track Throwback."


Moondance

I Got Gershwin

"An Honest House" includes "A House is Not A Home," (words and music by Burt Bacharach and Hal David) and "Honesty" (words and music by Billy Joel). Lead vocals by and arranged exclusively for Marquee Five by Adam West Hemming. Found on Marquee Five's 2011 debut CD, "8-Track Throwback."


An Honest House (Featuring Adam West Hemming)

"Ain't No Sunshine, Jack" includes "Hit the Road, Jack," (words and music by Percy Mayfield) and "Ain't No Sunshine" (words and music by Bill Withers). Features vocalist Julie Reyburn. Arranged exclusively for Marquee Five by Adam West Hemming. Found on Marquee Five's 2011 debut CD, "8-Track Throwback."


Ain't No Sunshine, Jack

"A Case of You" by Joni Mitchell. Lead vocals by Vanessa Parvin. Arranged exclusively for Marquee Five by Adam West Hemming. Found on Marquee Five's 2011 debut CD, "8-Track Throwback."

A Case Of You (Featuring Vanessa Parvin)

"All That Jazz" from the musical Chicago, music by John Kander and Fred Ebb. Arranged exclusively for Marquee Five by Adam West Hemming.

All That Jazz

Bright lights. Big vocals. Tight harmonies, clever arrangements, and an actor’s sensibility characterize Marquee Five, the collaboration of Mick Bleyer, Adam West Hemming, Vanessa Parvin, Sierra Rein, and Lynsey Buckelew - “five very special and incredible voices” (CabaretHotlineOnline.com).  Marquee Five brings a spunky, intelligent flair to New York’s cabaret world with exciting five-part arrangements running the gamut of the Broadway canon and the American Songbook.  www.MarqueeFive.com