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Our Guest Promise Say “Hello” and offer a smile to every Guest we see. Serve the freshest, highest quality simple All‐American Fare. Cheerfully serve Guests promptly in a sparkling clean restaurant. Dance, twirl straws and serve ketchup with a SMILE. Handle Guest needs RIGHT HERE AND NOW. New Music Program 2011
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Table of Contents STEP 1: Jukebox CD Placement...............................................................................................................5 STEP 2: Let’s Play Games – Title Strip Installation................................................................................14 STEP 3: Let’s Play Games Microchip Installation ..................................................................................17 Let’s Play Games / Seeburg Troubleshooting.......................................................................................20 Johnny Rockets Dance Steps and Song Lyrics.......................................................................................26
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It’s a Great Day at Johnny Rockets! For over 25 years our jukeboxes and music has played an integral part of our success. The dance craze that started in our Melrose location can be seen throughout the world. From our first location on Melrose to our Royal Caribbean cruise lines, our brand of entertainment creates the fun and excitement that keeps our Guests coming back time and again. We are proud to introduce our new music program that includes over 66 new songs from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Most of the songs are Top 10 hits and your Guests, young and old, will love them. I know that you and your staff have got your dancing shoes on but you’ll need to make some minor changes first. Before you get started, please review the entire manual first. Reserve enough time to change out the microchip, title strips and music CDs. ‐ Change microchip (about 10 minutes) ‐ Change title strips (About 10 ‐ 15 minutes per jukebox) ‐ Change music CDs (about 10 minutes) Once you’ve installed the new music, you will want to review the Dance DVD with your management and Certified Trainers. We have included seven dances to start with. Learn the dances at your own pace. Now that you’ve learned the some new dances, always have a Dance Captain for every shift. The Dance Captain will lead dances during their shift at least once per hour, they will teach new team members dances during their training and teach all team members new dances as they are rolled out. Their enthusiasm makes dancing fun and creates “Where the Good Times Roll” for our team members and Guests. Skills Needed for a Dance Captain •
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Enthusiasm Great Smile Love to dance Able to pick up new dances Able to teach others new dances Don’t forget…Have Fun! New Music Program 2011
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STEP 1: Jukebox CD Placement The following will show you how to place the individual CDs in the specific order. In order not violate the Johnny Rockets Jukebox License, DO NOT place any other music CDs into the CD changer. By doing so you may be in violation of the Johnny Rockets Jukebox License and subject to fines. IMPORTANT NOTE: Turn off the CD changer first. For those with a rotary disc changer (Rock Ola), disc #1 is placed in the “00” space. Disc 1: Jukebox Hits of the 50’s Volume 1 Disc 2: Jukebox Hits of the 50’s Volume 2 Disc 3: Jukebox Hits of the 50’s Volume 3 Disc 4 & 5: Jukebox Hits of the 50’s Volume 4 & 5 Disc 6: Jukebox Hits of the 60’s Volume 1 Disc 7: Jukebox Hits of the 60’s Volume 2
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Disc 8: Jukebox Hits of the 60’s Volume 3 Disc 9: Jukebox Hits of the 60’s Enormous Hits (Disc #1) Disc: 11: Jukebox Hits of the Disc 12: Jukebox Hits of the 70’s Volume 1 70’s Volume 2 Disc 10: Ultimate Rock and Roll Collection: The 60’s Disc 13: Jukebox Hits of the 70’s Volume 3 New Music Program 2011
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Discs 14, 15 & 16: Ultimate 80’s Collection Disc 14: Hits of the 80’s Disc 15: EMPTY SLOT Disc 16: 80’s Pop Party Songs Disc 17: Millenium’s Greatest Hits Volume 1 Disc 18: Best of the Beach Boys Disc 19: Ultimate Summer Hits Summer Fun New Music Program 2011
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Disc 20: Ultimate Rock & Roll Collection: The 70’s Disc 21 & 22: The Beatles (Blue Album) Disc 1 & 2 Disc 23: The Trammps Disc 24: A Taste of Honey Disc 25: The Best of Kool & The Gang
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CD Placement 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 CD / Box Set Jukebox Hits of The '50s Volume 1 Jukebox Hits of The '50s Volume 2 Jukebox Hits of The '50s Volume 3 Jukebox Hits of The '50s Volume 4 Jukebox Hits of The '50s Volume 5 Jukebox Hits of the '60s Volume 1 Jukebox Hits of the '60s Volume 2 Jukebox Hits of the '60s Volume 3 Jukebox Hits of the '60s Enormous Hits Disc 1 The Ultimate Rock & Roll Collection: The 60's Jukebox Hits of The '70s Volume 1 Jukebox Hits of The '70s Volume 2 Jukebox Hits of The '70s Volume 3 Ultimate 80s Collection ‐ Hits of the 80's EMPTY SLOT Ultimate 80s Collection ‐ '80s Pop Party Songs Millennium's Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (WCBS) Best of The Beach Boys Ultimate Summer Hits: Summer Fun Ultimate Rock & Roll Collection ‐ The 70s 1967‐1970 (The Blue Album) by The Beatles ‐ Disc 1 1967‐1970 (The Blue Album) by The Beatles ‐ Disc 2 The Trammps A Taste of Honey Kool & the Gang Before moving onto the next step, check to make sure the music CD play correctly. On one of the jukeboxes, select random songs to play. (See song list)
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Johnny Rockets Final Playlist Wallbox Placement A1 1 Jailhouse Rock Elvis Presley A2 2 Do Wah Diddy Diddy Manfred Mann A3 3 (Love Is Like A) Heat Wave Martha & The Vandellas A4 4 A5 5 Love Shack I Got You Babe B‐52's Sonny And Cher A6 6 Tequila The Champs A7 7 Downtown Petula Clark A8 8 My Boyfriend's Back The Angels A9 9 Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On Jerry Lee Lewis A10 10 Heartbreak Hotel Elvis Presley B1 11 Venus Frankie Avalon B2 12 He's So Fine The Chiffons B3 13 Peggy Sue Buddy Holly B4 14 Thank You Sly & The Family Stone B5 15 Gimme Some Lovin' Spencer Davis Group B6 16 Hound Dog Elvis Presley B7 17 At the Hop Danny & The Juniors B8 18 Sixteen Candles The Crests B9 19 The Loco‐Motion Little Eva B10 20 Lean on Me Bill Withers C1 21 La Bamba Ritchie Valens C2 22 What I Like About You The Romantics C3 23 In the Summertime Mungo Jerry C4 24 Chantilly Lace The Big Bopper C5 25 Monster Mash Bobby "Boris" Pickett C6 26 No Particular Place to Go Chuck Berry C7 27 Mony Mony Tommy James & the Shondells Song Artist/Band New Music Program 2011
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C8 C9 28 29 Penny Lane Book of Love The Beatles The Monotones C10 30 Great Balls of Fire Jerry Lee Lewis D1 31 The Beach Boys D2 32 D3 33 Fun, Fun, Fun Home of The Original Hamburger for 25 rockin' years...and counting! Get Down Tonight D4 34 Evil Ways Santana D5 35 Daydream Believer The Monkees D6 36 A Teenager in Love Dion And The Belmonts D7 37 It's My Party Lesley Gore D8 38 More Today Than Yesterday Spiral Starcase D9 39 I Can See Clearly Now Johnny Nash D10 40 Hippy Hippy Shake The Swinging Blue Jeans E1 41 Stop! In the Name of Love The Supremes E2 42 The Lion Sleeps Tonight The Tokens E3 43 Wake up Little Susie The Everly Brothers E4 44 Your Mama Don't Dance Loggins & Messina E5 45 Rockin Robin Bobby Day E6 46 E7 47 Rich Girl Disco Inferno Daryl Hall & John Oates The Trammps E8 48 Rapper's Delight Sugarhill Gang E9 49 867‐5309/Jenny Tommy Tutone E10 50 Johnny B. Goode Chuck Berry F1 51 Breaking Up Is Hard to Do Neil Sedaka F2 52 Bang The Drum All Day Todd Rundgren F3 53 Turn The Beat Around Vicki Sue Robinson F4 54 Boogie, Oogie, Oogie Taste Of Honey F5 55 Celebration Kool & The Gang F6 56 Oh, Pretty Woman Roy Orbison F7 57 My Guy Mary Welss F8 58 Barbara Ann The Beach Boys Johnny Rockets K.C. & The Sunshine Band New Music Program 2011
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F9 59 The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss) Betty Everett F10 60 Get a Job The Silhouettes G1 61 The Wanderer Dion G2 62 The Little Old Lady from Pasadena Jan & Dean G3 63 Bye Bye Love The Everly Brothers G4 64 The Isley Brothers G5 65 G6 66 Shout Johnny Rockets...all‐American food, fun and friendliness at their finest. Best of My Love Johnny Rockets The Emotions G7 67 Let's Groove Earth, Wind & Fire G8 68 Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye) Steam G9 69 Wooly Bully Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs G10 70 Little Darlin' The Diamonds H1 71 Chapel of Love The Dixie Cups H2 72 Why Do Fools Fall in Love? Frankie Lymon & The Teenages H3 73 Respect Aretha Franklin H4 74 All I Have to Do Is Dream The Everly Brothers H5 75 Come Go With Me The Dell‐Vikings H6 76 I Will Follow Him Little Peggy March H7 77 Build Me Up to Buttercup The Foundations H8 78 Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me Mel Carter H9 79 Blue Suede Shoes Carl Perkins H10 80 Rescue Me Fontella Bas J1 81 My Maria B.W. Stevenson J2 82 Let's Hear It For The Boy Deniece Williams J3 83 Be sure to like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter! Johnny Rockets J4 84 Girls Just Want To Have Fun Cyndi Lauper J5 85 I'll Melt With You Modern English J6 86 Got to Be Real Cheryl Lynn J7 87 Good Times Chic New Music Program 2011
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J8 88 For Once in My Life Stevie Wonder J9 89 I'm So Excited The Pointer Sisters J10 90 I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) The Four Tops K1 91 Come & Get Your Love Redbone K2 92 Will You Love Me Tomorrow The Shirelles K3 93 Back In The USSR The Beatles K4 94 Joy To The World Three Dog Night K5 95 That's The Way I Like It K.C. & The Sunshine Band K6 96 Love Will Keep Us Together Captain & Tennil K7 97 Under the Boardwalk The Drifters K8 98 Runaway Del Shannon K9 99 Here Comes the Sun The Beatles K10 100 Magic Pilot New Music Program 2011
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STEP 2: Let’s Play Games – Title Strip Installation PROCEDURES FOR CHANGING JUKEBOX TITLE STRIPS: This process will take about 5 –10 minutes per jukebox. Please schedule your time accordingly. If possible, change title strips during non‐business hours. ♦ Before working on your jukeboxes, please turn the power off the jukebox system and amplifier. ♦ You will receive a perforated title strip sheet that contains all the new music. Please be careful when separating the title strips. Carefully: 1. Remove the cover of the jukebox. 2. Remove the coin acceptor and program holder assembly. 3. Tear the title strip from the sheet. There is a corresponding letter and number for the placement of the title strip. New Music Program 2011
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4. Remove the title strip with your thumb and index finger to limit tears. Replace with the new title strip. 5. Once you have finished with all of the title strips, replace the program assembly first. 6. Place the coin acceptor back into the jukebox. Line up the program assembly and “hook” on to keep in place. 7. Carefully replace the jukebox cover and lock the jukebox. Move on to next jukebox until all are changed out. Discard the old title strips. New Music Program 2011
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8. Remove current CDs and replace with the new music CDs in the corresponding slot. 9. Turn on the amplifier and CD system. Make sure the system is on autoplay. 10. To change the music, press the music cancel button or stop button on the CD player. Press the disc slot and title number. For example, song F‐7 is the same as disc 6 title 7. New Music Program 2011
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STEP 3: Let’s Play Games Microchip Installation Instructions for Changing the Program Chip for the Let’s Play Games Wallbox Interface WARNING: If you do not follow these directions and you damage the interface unit, it must be sent back to Let’s Play Games and Music for repair at your expense. Any questions to these instructions, contact us by phone at 562 867‐3114 or email us at [email protected] . Shut off the interface and unplug the interface from the wall. You may need to remove the cables and wires going to the wallboxes. Note the color and location of the wallbox wires so you can return the wires to the proper spots. Remove 10 screws from the cabinet sides and place the screws in a secure place. Carefully remove the top and set aside Two program chips have been provided; only one will be used. Look at the two diagrams to determine which computer board you have. Diagram 1 shows an interface with two computer boards which are double stacked; the upper board uses the larger chip on the upper right corner. Diagram 2 shows an interface with one computer board; this interface uses the smaller chip. Go to the section below (Large Chip) or the next page (Small Chip) and follow the instructions for installing the chip your wallbox interface uses. New Music Program 2011
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Instructions for Diagram 1 – The Large Program Chip Locate the program chip to be changed (see Diagram 1). Looking from the front of the wallbox interface on the inside, there are two computer boards double stacked; go to the upper board to the upper right corner. The chip is held in place by a socket which is connected to the green computer board. The chip is held in by one of two ways: 1) If the chip is mounted in a blue holder with a lever, simply lift the end of the lever straight up to unlock the Program chip. Lift out the old program chip. 2) If the program chip is mounted in a black or blue holder without a lever, use a small flat blade screwdriver in the slot on the outer edge, and rotate the screwdriver one quarter turn. Lift out the old program chip. When inserting the new program chip, the chip has a yellow band on the outside edge that must be inserted with the band facing the back of the interface unit. When installing the chip, be careful not to bend the chip “feet”. Make sure all the “feet” line up with the holes which inserting the new chip and secure the chip by either pushing down on the lever to its original position (holders with levers) or by rotating the screwdriver in the slot to its original position (holders without levers). The chip will now be locked in place. If disconnected, connect the small black control cable and “Audio In” cable. Plug the CD player into the back of the interface. Turn the interface on and in 30 seconds the CD player should turn on. Turn Autoplay on to verify that the CD player starts pulling CDs and playing music. After verifying that the interface is working, turn off the wallbox interface and unplug it. New Music Program 2011
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Replace the cover and install the 10 cabinet screws and return any wires back to their proper locations. Plug in and turn on the wallbox interface. You are done. Instructions for Diagram 2 – The Small Program Chip Locate the program chip to be changed (see Diagram 2). The program chip to be changed is surrounded by a white rectangle printed on the green computer board located on the right side of the board. The chip is held in place by a black or blue socket which is soldered to the green computer board. Use a small flat blade screwdriver between the program chip and the socket on the outer edge to lift up the old program chip. Make sure you are between the chip and the socket and not the socket and the green computer board (this will damage the computer board). You can see how wide the chip is by looking at its side. When inserting the new program chip, the chip has a yellow band on the outside edge that must be inserted with the band facing the left of the interface unit (next to the “U4” printed on the green computer board). When installing the chip, be careful not to bend the chip “feet”. Make sure all the “feet” are in the holes before pushing down on the chip and secure the chip by gently pushing down on the program chip. If disconnected, connect the small black control cable and “Audio In” cable. Plug the CD player into the back of the interface. Turn the interface on and in 30 seconds the CD player should turn on. Turn Autoplay on to verify that the CD player starts pulling CDs and playing music. After verifying that the interface is working, turn off the wallbox interface and unplug it. Replace the cover and install the 10 cabinet screws and return any wires back to their proper locations. Plug in and turn on the wallbox interface. You are done. New Music Program 2011
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Let’s Play Games / Seeburg Troubleshooting Turn off the power on the wallbox interface before disassembling jukboxes for repairs. Do not use a knife to remove loose coins for the area above the buttons, inside the jukebox. You can damage the button contacts. Be careful not to bend the coin switches (just below the lower right‐hand corner of the coin acceptor) especially when reassembling the jukebox. Be careful if you remove any screws – do not lose them; replacements are tough to find. NICKELS: Only “new” nickels should be used. Dirty, used coins could add to the “coin getting stuck” and dirty coin acceptors PREVENTING SERVICE CALLS: Many common jukebox problems that require a service call are by too many coins accumulating in the coin box inside the jukebox. You should make it a part of your daily routine to empty the coins everyday. COIN BOX OVERFLOWS: If the coin box overflows and coins become stuck under the metal cover above the buttons, do not use a knife to remove them. Remove the two screws in the front, above the “B” and “K” buttons. Lift the cover up and remove the coins with your fingers. Be careful not to bend any of the switch contacts inside. This cover is not used on all jukeboxes. COINS GET STUCK: When coins become stuck in the coin acceptor you may need to remove it from the jukebox to clear the coin jam. * To Access The Coin Acceptor – Remove the program holder (page assembly) first by lifting the top (where the lights are) slightly and pulling it forward and out. * To Remove The Coin Acceptor – Pull up o n the top chrome piece (where coins are deposited) until it stops. Tilt the top piece backward and lift the bottom of the coin acceptor up and out. * To Clear Jammed Coins – Press the red coin return button and hold it down. At the same time, turn the whole assembly upside down and shake it gently. Most jammed coins should fall out. New Music Program 2011
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CLEANING COIN ACCEPTOR: To access the inside of the coin acceptor for cleaning, remove the screw in the upper left‐hand corner and pivot the top chrome piece up and to the right (DO NOT LOSE THIS SCREW – IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO FIND A REPLACEMENT). The coin acceptors open like a book with the hinge on the right side. The sections are spring loaded. Lift the front coin guide plate forward from left to right to expose the surfaces where the coins travel. The insides will probably look sticky and dirty. Clean with a clean towel and multi‐purpose cleaner. If ramp surfaces have a hard build up, it can be scraped off with a screwdriver. Reassemble jukebox and test if the coin accepter jams or rejects coins. Call Let’s Play Games (562) 867‐3114 and order a rebuilt coin acceptor for exchange if you still have problems with the coin acceptors after cleaning them. BUTTONS STICK: When replacing the jukebox cover after collecting coins, making a repair or cleaning, be sure it locks in place at the bottom of the jukebox. Buttons should not stick if the cover is a tight fit and properly locked in place. LIGHTS ARE OUT: Well lit jukeboxes produce much higher use and give a better presentation than one with the lights burnt out. To remove light bulbs, push, turn and remove. Light bulbs used for the page assembly can be purchased through Let’s Play Games or at your local electronics store such as Radio Shack. New Music Program 2011
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WALLBOX SIGNAL LIGHT STAYS ON: Jukeboxes do not play selected songs, which are caused by a short in the wallbox signal like either in a jukebox or in the wiring. The wallbox signal light staying on is caused by one jukebox having its wallbox signal shorted to ground (sometimes from a coin) or a short in the restaurant wire. The usual problem is a nickel on top of the letter switches. If coins become stuck under the metal cover above the buttons, do not use a knife to remove them. Remove the two screws in the front, above the “B” and “K” buttons. Lift the cover up and remove the coins with your fingers. Be careful not to bend any of the switch contacts inside. This cover is not used on all jukeboxes. After checking all jukeboxes for coins on the letter switches, if the wallbox signal light is still on, the next step is to isolate the problem jukebox. 1) Locate the wallbox interface (white cabinet box). Do what is needed to get to the back of the wallbox interface cabinet. 2) Jukebox wires are attached to a black screw strip on the back of the wallbox interface (see Figure 1: Wallbox Interface‐Back). Loosen the number one screw from circuit 1 and remove the wire from under the screw (note the color of the wire). Check if the wallbox signal light goes out. Continue on to the other circuits removing the wire under the #1 screws until the wire is located that when it is removed, the wallbox signal goes out. 3) When the shorted circuit is located, remove the wire under the #3 screw from the same circuit. This removes power from one circuit of jukeboxes. 4) Go to the FOH and locate the jukeboxes that went “dead” – no power from removing the wire. There should be about 6 jukeboxes. Note the location of the “dead” jukeboxes as the problem jukebox as the problem jukebox is one of them. 5) In the office, connect the wires back up to the back of the wallbox interface. Be sure the wires are reconnected from where they were removed. 6) Remove the covers from the jukeboxes located in Step 4. Loosen screw and remove the wire under the #1 screw on the first jukebox (see Figure 2: Expanded View). This should be the same wire color as the wire under the #1 screw on the back of the wallbox interface. 7) Check to see if the wallbox signal light went out on the wallbox interface unit. If not, proceed on the next jukebox until the shorted jukebox is located – the one that when the wire under the #1 screw is removed, the wallbox signal light goes out. New Music Program 2011
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8) Connect all the other jukeboxes back up and close the covers. Temporarily cover loose wire with electrical tape on the shorted jukebox so it does not touch any metal. Reinstall cover. 9) Call Let’s Play Games for a replacement jukebox. JUKEBOXES ARE DEAD (NO POWER): Wallbox interface circuit breaker trip (pops) which is caused by a short in jukebox or wiring. When a circuit breaker trips or pops out; reset the circuit breaker by pushing in on the center of the circuit breaker. If the circuit breaker pops out a second time, there is a short in either a jukebox on the circuit of in the wiring. Locate the “dead” jukeboxes. There should be up to 6 on one circuit breaker with a maximum of 7 (they are usually installed side by side). Unlock and remove the cover of the “dead”jukeboxes. Loosen the screw holding the middle wire (#3 on Figure 2). Remove the wire/s from the left side of the screw. If there are two wires under screw #3, temporarily connect them together (electrical tape). Try to reset the circuit breaker. If the circuit breaker stays in, you have located the shorted jukebox. If the circuit breaker trips, leave the wires disconnected and continue on the second through the sixth jukeboxes until you have located the shorted jukebox. When the shorted is located, reconnect all other jukeboxes leaving the shorted jukebox disconnected. Temporarily cover removed wires with electrical tape so they do not touch any metal. Reinstall the cover and call Let’s Play Games for a replacement jukebox. EXCHANGING A JUKEBOX: 1) Turn off power on the wallbox interface 2) Remove cover from mounted jukebox to be exchanged 3) Locate wires on the bottom left side of the jukebox (see Figure 2: Expanded View). Note the color of the wires under the #1, #2 and #3 screws. 4) Loosed the 3 screws and remove the wires. 5) The jukebox is held onto the bracket with three screws located in the top right corner, top left corner and bottom center behind the coin box (see Figure 2 for mounting hole locations). Loosen these three screws. The screws should not have to be removed. 6) Lift up and out to remove the jukebox from the mounting bracket; guiding wires out of the jukebox. 7) Reinstall replacement jukebox in reverse order and turn the power on. Test the jukebox. New Music Program 2011
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WALLBOX INTERFACE EXCHANGE: 1) Turn power on the wallbox interface to “off”. 2) Unplug wallbox interface power cord. 3) Unplug CD player power cord from back of wallbox interface. 4) Remove the “interface cable” from the back of the wallbox interface. A flathead screwdriver may be needed. 5) Before removing the jukebox wires from the black screw strip on the back of the wallbox interface, mark the cables and note the color of the wires. Loosed screws and remove wires. 6) Install replacement wallbox interface. Reconnect the wires and install plugs. Turn the wallbox interface unit “on”. AMPLIFIER EXCHANGE: 1) Shut off power switch on amplifier. 2) Unplug power cord for amplifier. 3) Note where all the knobs are set to (take notes) and set knobs on replacement amplifier to the same positions. 4) Unplug the two audio cables coming from the CD player. One will be plugged into a spot marked “AUX1” and the other into “AUX2”. 5) Unplug the two speaker wires with a screwdriver. One screw will be marked “70V” and the other marked “COM”. Note where the color wires were located. 6) Reinstall the replacement amplifier in reverse order. Input 1, input 2 and input 3 knobs are to be turned to “0”. Input 4 and input 5 are about ½ way. To adjust the “master volume”, first turn the master volume down. When the music is playing, turn the volume control in the restaurant for the inside speakers to full on. Return to the office and turn up the master volume control on the amplifier until you reach the maximum sound level you want the store level to have during the dance songs. Normal volume settings: You should be able to speak in a normal tone and not “yell” over the music. New Music Program 2011
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Johnny Rockets Dance Steps and Song Lyrics This guide will instruct you when each dance begins, highlighted above lyrics, the correct lyrics to each song, in black font, and the dance steps to each song, listed in BLUE CAPS. Any vocal instruction is identified in RED CAPS. Please review these along with the Dance Training DVD. Remember the 3 rules of dancing: 1. Always smile and HAVE FUN 2. Most dance moves start on the right (step right, right arm, etc.) 3. Clap for yourself at the end of each performance Dance Songs and Lyrics: Hippy Hippy Shake – The Swinging Blue Jeans Celebration – Kool and the Gang Rockin’ Robin – Bobby Day Get Down Tonight – KC & The Sunshine Band Johnny B. Goode – Chuck Berry Locomotion – Little Eva Respect – Aretha Franklin New Music Program 2011
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Hippy Hippy Shake By The Swinging Blue Jeans Dance Starts at 0:32 seconds Chorus: Well now you shake it to the left ... you shake it to the right, SHAKE IT LEFT, SHAKE IT RIGHT You do the hippy shake shake ...with all your might ... PIVOT TURN WITH ARM CIRCLE Oh baby, Yeahhh, MONKEY RIGHT, MONKEY LEFT Come'on and shake ... HIGH ROLL RIGHT, HIGH ROLL LEFT Awww, it's in the bag, CIRCLE ARMS AROUND Oooh, the hippy hippy shake POINT WITH BOTH ARMS, BACKSTROKE (SOLO) FREESTYLE Well now you shake it to the left ... you shake it to the right, SHAKE IT LEFT, SHAKE IT RIGHT You do the hippy shake shake ... with all your might ... PIVOT TURN WITH ARM CIRCLE Oh baby, Yeahhh, MONKEY RIGHT, MONKEY LEFT Come'on and shake ... HIGH ROLL RIGHT, HIGH ROLL LEFT New Music Program 2011
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Awww, it's in the bag, CIRCLE ARMS AROUND Oooh, the hippy hippy shake, POINT WITH BOTH ARMS, BACKSTROKE Oooh, the hippy hippy shake, BACKSTROKE Oooh, the hippy hippy shake ... BACKSTROKE…GUITAR New Music Program 2011
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Celebration By Kool and the Gang Dance starts at 0:48 seconds There's a party goin’ on right here GRAPEVINE RIGHT, GRAPEVINE LEFT A celebration to last throughout the years 2 STEPS BACK, BEE GEE WIND DOWN So bring your good times and your laughter too BEE GEE WIND DOWN We’re gonna celebrate your party with you BEE GEE WIND DOWN Come on now…Celebration SPAN ARMS UP AND AROUND Let’s all celebrate and have a good time DISCO RIGHT Celebration SPAN ARMS UP AND AROUND We gonna celebrate and have a good time DISCO LEFT It's time to come together STEP RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT WHILE GESTURING WITH HANDS It’s up to you POINT FRONT WITH BOTH ARMS What’s your pleasure SPREAD ARMS APART ON 4 COUNT New Music Program 2011
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Everyone around the world POINT LEFT TO RIGHT, POINT RIGHT TO LEFT Come on LIFT HANDS UP AND FREESTYLE ‐ INTERACT WITH GUESTS New Music Program 2011
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ROCKIN’ ROBIN BY BOBBY DAY Dance starts at 1:12 The pretty little raven at the bird man stand SNAP OUT DOWN RIGHT (2), DOWN LEFT (2) Taught him how to do the bop and it was grand, SNAP OUT UP RIGHT (2), UP LEFT (2) He started goin' steady and "bless my soul," SNAP OUT DOWN RIGHT, DOWN LEFT, UP RIGHT, UP LEFT He out‐bopped the buzzard and the oriole HIT – POSE & HIT ‐ POSE He rocks in the treetops all day long, HAND JIVE Hoppin' and a‐boppin' and a‐singin' his song HAND JIVE (CONT.) All the little birds on J‐Bird Street, HAND JIVE W/TWEET Love to hear the robin go tweet, tweet, tweet HAND JIVE W/TWEET (CONT.) CHORUS: Rockin' robin (tweet, tweet, tweet); WINGS Rock, rock, rockin' robin (tweet, tweedle‐dee); WINGS Go rockin' robin, we're really gonna rock tonight TWIST & TURN New Music Program 2011
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GET DOWN TONIGHT BY KC & THE SUNSHINE BAND Dance starts at 0:14 seconds Baby, babe, let's get together DOUBLE POINT Honey, hon, me and you DOUBLE POINT And do the things, ah, do the things ROLL & CLAP That we like to do ROLL & CLAP Do a little dance, make a little love, WALK OUT Get down tonight TWIST DOWN Get down tonight TWIST DOWN Do a little dance, make a little love, WALK OUT Get down tonight TWIST DOWN Get down tonight TWIST DOWN Baby, babe, I'll meet you, STEP OUT New Music Program 2011
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Same place, same time STEP OUT Where we can all get together TURN & CLAP And ease up our minds TURN & CLAP Do a little dance, make a little love, WALK OUT Get down tonight TWIST DOWN Get down tonight TWIST DOWN Do a little dance, make a little love, WALK OUT Get down tonight TWIST DOWN Get down tonight TWIST DOWN New Music Program 2011
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JOHNNY B GOODE BY CHUCK BERRY Dance starts at 0:51 seconds He used to carry his guitar in a gunny sack, HAND JIVE Oh sit beneath a tree by the railroad track HAND JIVE (CONT.) Oh the engineers would see him sittin’ in the shade, HAND JIVE Strummin with the rhythm that the drivers made, HAND JIVE (CONT.) Oh n' people passin' by they would stop and say BOX STEP 'Oh my but that little country boy could play' BOX STEP (Chorus) Go Go…Go Johnny Go Go (x4) GRAPEVINE & PLAY GUITAR RIGHT, LEFT Johnny B. Goode (SOLO) GUITAR SOLO FREESTYLE (SOLO) GUITAR SOLO New Music Program 2011
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LOCOMOTION BY LITTLE EVA Dance starts at 0:09 seconds Everybody's doing a brand‐new dance, now BOX STEP (Come on baby, do The Loco‐motion) MOTION WITH BOTH HANDS, PULL TRAIN WHISTLE I know you'll get to like it, If you give it a chance, now BOX STEP (Come on baby, do The Loco‐motion) MOTION WITH BOTH HANDS, PULL TRAIN WHISTLE My little baby sister can do it with ease STEP RIGHT, LEFT & SNAP It's easier than learnin' your A‐B‐C's STEP RIGHT, LEFT & SNAP So, come on, come on, do The Loco‐motion with me MOTION WITH BOTH HANDS, PULL TRAIN WHISTLE, POINT TO SELF You gotta swing your hips, now TWIST DOWN Come on, baby, TWIST UP Jump up, jump back JUMP UP, JUMP BACK Well, now, I think you've got the knack FULL PIVOT TURN, SLIDE TO RIGHT New Music Program 2011
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Wo, wo Now that you can do it, let's make a chain, now (Come on baby, do The Loco‐motion) WALK RIGHT, TRAIN MOTION WITH ARMS A chug‐a, chug‐a motion like a railroad train, now (Come on baby, do The Loco‐motion) WALK LEFT, POUND DOOR – ALTERNATING ARMS Do it nice and easy, POSE & POSE Now, don't lose control SNAP/STEP, SNAP/STEP A little bit of rhythm HEAD THRUST, HEAD THRUST And a lot of soul CROSS ARMS, CROSS ARMS Come on, come on, do The Loco‐motion with me MOTION WITH HANDS, TURN LEFT AND PULL TRAIN WHISTLE New Music Program 2011
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RESPECT ARETHA FRANKLIN Dance starts at 1:24 COUNTDOWN: “1,2,1,2,” TURN TO BACK “3” Ooo, your kisses (oo) TWIST DOWN Sweeter than honey (oo) SHAKE 2 FINGERS TO UP RIGHT And guess what? (oo) HANDS OUT AT SIDES So is my money (oo) “ALL MY MONEY!” TURN TO FRONT AND RUB FINGERS & THUMBS TOGETHER All I want you to do (oo) for me SHAKE FINGERS & POINT, LEFT TO RIGHT, POINT AT SELF Is give it to me …when you get home (re, re, re ,re) ROLL DOWN, UP, MAKE FIST & PULL IN “OH” Yeah baby (re, re, re ,re) ROLL DOWN “DOUBLETIME”, UP, MAKE FIST & PULL IN TWICE “OH, OH” Whip it to me (respect, just a little bit) ROLL DOWN, UP, MAKE FIST & PULL IN “OH” When you get home, now (just a little bit) ROLL DOWN “DOUBLETIME”, UP, MAKE FIST & PULL IN TWICE “OH, OH” R‐E‐S‐P‐E‐C‐T SING ALONG CLAP OR HIT A SURFACE (TABLE, COUNTER) WITH OPEN HAND New Music Program 2011
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Find out what it means to me R‐E‐S‐P‐E‐C‐T Take care, TCB TURN IN FULL CIRCLE & WHIP ARM ABOVE YOU Oh (sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me) GRAPEVINE RIGHT, LEFT & CLAP A little respect (sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me) Whoa, babe (just a little bit) A little respect (just a little bit) I get tired (just a little bit) Keep on tryin' (just a little bit) You're runnin' out of foolin' (just a little bit) And I ain't lyin' (just a little bit) (Re, re, re, re) 'spect ROLL DOWN, UP, MAKE FIST & PULL IN “OH” When you come home (re, re, re ,re) Or you might walk in (respect, just a little bit) ROLL DOWN “DOUBLETIME”, UP, MAKE FIST & PULL IN TWICE “OH, OH” And find out I'm gone (just a little bit) I got to have (just a little bit) A little respect (just a little bit) New Music Program 2011
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