Princeton A Cappella Group Shere Khan performed at Music Night in Marietta, GA, on 10-20-26.

Princeton University's A Cappella Group Shere Khan visited Atlanta, Georgia, during their 2026 fall break. They performed with the Gray Skelton Singers and Pickers during the Monthly Recurring Music Night in Marietta, Georgia, on Tuesday 10-20-26. The 13 Princeton Students played well together with the Vintage People of the Gray Skelton Singers and Pickers. We recorded parts of the Music Night. We made a Documentary to preserve the experience. It was all the fun the law would allow. Enjoy! Joanne Flournoy S'76 H'76 and Matt Flournoy '76 (Princeton Professor of Cheer) Marietta, Georgia Here is an AI Summary of our Music Night listing the songs we sang. This video documents a collaborative Music Night performance held on October 20, 2026, in Marietta, Georgia. It features a joint performance between the Gray Skelton Singers and Pickers and the Shere Khan a cappella group from Princeton University, who were visiting the area during their fall break. Key Highlights: Group Introductions: The members of Shere Khan introduced themselves, sharing their names, years, majors, and career aspirations (0:55 - 6:26). Performances: The students and local musicians performed a variety of songs together, including: Helplessly Hoping by Crosby, Stills & Nash (6:27 - 10:33) From Eden by Hozier (10:34 - 15:42) The Chain by Fleetwood Mac (15:43 - 20:13) Imagine by John Lennon (22:45 - 26:22) Paradise by John Prine (26:46 - 29:58) Your Cheatin' Heart by Hank Williams (30:03 - 33:17) Secret Agent Man by Johnny Rivers (33:18 - 37:18) Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) by Green Day (37:19 - 40:02) Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard by Paul Simon (40:03 - 44:03) King of the Road by Roger Miller (44:04 - 47:37) Ripple by the Grateful Dead (47:38 - 51:25) Scotch and Soda by the Kingston Trio (1:04:04 - 1:14:15) Take Me Home, Country Roads by John Denver (1:15:13 - 1:18:13) Community Interaction: The event fostered a generational connection through music, with hosts Matt and Joanne Flournoy facilitating gifts and sharing stories about the historical influence of the Beatles on their generation (20:14 - 22:44, 58:19 - 1:04:03).