Just in Time
- Key
- D Major
- Style
- Barbershop
Sheet music
Four-part mixer
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Credits & notes
Arranged by
Dave Briner
Learning tracks
Tim Waurick
Lyrics
You found me just in time! (I got lucky just in time!)
Source notes
"Just in time" was sung in 1956 musical "Bells are Ringing" by Judy Holliday and Sydney Chaplin. The lyrics for this upbeat song were written by Adolph Green and Betty Comden, who had a six-decade-long partnership that produced such hits as "Never Neverland," "The Party's Over" and "New York, New York." Jule Styne was a giant of the music world, composing such hits as "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend," "It's Magic," "Everything's Coming up Roses," "Let me Entertain You," "Make Someone Happy" and "People." Californian Dave Briner is almost as prolific as Styne, having arranged countless songs over his long, distinguished barbershop career. Besides "Just in Time," which was popularized by our 2000 international quartet champion, "Platinum," the BHS also publishes Dave's arrangement of "Jada" and "Feliz Navidad." Dave continues to turn out charts for top barbershop groups, both male and female. Sing this song with a cool, swingy back-beat. Give Green and Comden's clever lyric the treatment it deserves by articulating all the word sounds in broad, enjoyable fashion, while keeping a smooth, connected sound flow, of course.