Apple and Google and Gold
Don Burnham, backed by musicians from LOST WEEKEND Western Swing Band, recorded Don's song APPLE AND GOOGLE AND GOLD at Bay Records, Berkeley CA. Nicknamed “The Wall Street Waltz,” the A&G&G song was debuted by Don at the Fall '08 Strawberry Music Festival, Yosemite CA. APPLE AND GOOGLE AND GOLD has just been made available on a nifty EP compact disc, along with two additional Don Burnham original songs. Click here to buy the CD.
 
It Don't Mean a Thing
(If it Ain't Got that Swing)
LOST WEEKEND Western Swing Band, featuring guest vocalist Chris O'Connell.
Recorded LIVE at Little Switzerland, Sonoma, CA, March 20th, 2010.
 
A Dog's Life
Don Burnham performed A DOG'S LIFE at the 2010 San Francisco Folk Festival, accompanied by BOLOS bassist Karen Horner, and Don's longtime pal, violinist Jeremy Cohen.
 
Cow Cow Boogie
LOST WEEKEND Western Swing Band, featuring vocalist Pam Brandon, performs the COW COW BOOGIE.
Recorded June 3, 2008, at FREIGHT AND SALVAGE, Berkeley, CA

You Don't Know Me
This song features vocalist Pam Brandon and the LOST WEEKEND Western Swing Band.

It Takes a Long Long Train with a Red Caboose
LOST WEEKEND Western Swing Band,featuring vocalist Pam Brandon, performs
IT TAKES A LONG, LONG TRAIN WITH A RED CABOOSE.
Recorded June 3rd, 2008, at FREIGHT AND SALVAGE. Berkeley, CA
 
Time Changes Everything
In its formative years, LOST WEEKEND Western Swing Band was essentially an "acoustic" outfit, with the exception of Bobby Black's amplified steel guitar. This performance of Tommy Duncan's Time Changes Everything, at Berkeley's Freight and Salvage, is from a VHS video recording from the collection of Paul Kealoha Blake (East Bay Media Center). Don Burnham—rhythm guitar and vocal, Bing Nathan—bass, Bobby Black—steel guitar, Jim Rothermel—reeds, Kevin Wimmer—fiddle, John Reischman—mandolin.
Caravan
This performance of Juan Tizol's Duke Ellington classic Caravan by LOST WEEKEND Western Swing Band was recorded on October 9, 2004 at the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley, California. The recording features drummer John Harrison Brinck and saxophonist Jim Rothermel. John H. Brinck retired from performing in 2005; his career and talent bridged genres and generations.
 
Stevedore Stomp
This vintage Duke Ellington tune features LOST WEEKEND's "Longhorns": Jim Rothermel—reeds, Bob Schulz—cornet, and Kevin Porter—trombone, and the LOST WEEKEND Western Swing Band.
 
Caravan — featuring Mark Holzinger's guitar solo
LOST WEEKEND Western Swing Band, led by Don Burnham, performs at the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley California. Guitarist Mark Holzinger takes a solo on Caravan.
 
 
Six Pack to Go — featuring vocalist Pam Brandon
LOST WEEKEND Western Swing Band plays the brand-new Freight and Salvage Coffee House, Berkeley CA, October 9, 2009. Six Pack to Go is sung by Pam Brandon, the band's featured singer.
 
Choo-Choo-Choo Boogie — featuring vocalist Maryann Price
LOST WEEKEND Western Swing Band performs live at Don Quixotes Music Hall, Felton, CA Sunday, June 7, 2009. Musicians: Don Burnham rhythm guitar, leader, Maryann Price featured vocalist, Jim Rothermel reeds, Bob Schulz cornet, Bobby Black steel guitar, Mark Holzinger lead guitar, Bing Nathan bass, Shota Osabe piano, Rick Alegria drums, Tony Marcus fiddle.
 
What Makes Bob Holler — featuring vocalist Maryann Price
MaryAnn was guest vocalist with LOST WEEKEND, June 7, 2009, at Don Quixote's International Music Hall, Felton, California. The band's regular featured vocalist, Pam Brandon, was vacationing in Europe. Maryann flew in from Austin, Texas, where she leads another band, The Del Rio Trio. Here she sings Hall of Fame singer-songwriter Cindy Walker's tribute tune to Bob Wills.