38

Blue Moon Lyric: Lorenz HartMusic: Richard Rodgers

~CMA1 AM?~o I

Blue moon, you saw me stand - ing a - lone__

with - out a dream in my heart,__ with - out a love of my own.__

Blue moon, you knew just what I was there__ for. _

You heard me say - ing a pray'r__ for__ some - one I real - ly could care_

_ for.__ And then there sud - den - ly ap - peared be - fore me__ the on - ly

DMI1 G1 C6 (Gbq'iH») FM? Bb1

~~ !f~ r~ ggs

one my arms could ev - er hold. I heard some - bod - Y whis - per, "Please a -

(AM,q) (DMII1)

EbMA1 Eb6 G~ D1 G1SUS G1

0~·t='Er ~ Ef r r r ~fr E=]

dore me," and when I looked, the moon had turned to gold! Blue

©1934 (renewed 1961) Metro-Go1dwyn-Mayer Inc. c/o EMI Robbins Catalog. Inc. Used by Permission ofCPP/Belwin. Inc.• Miami. FL. InternationalCopyright Secured An Rights Reserved

39

moon, now 1'm no long - er a - lone,__

with - out a dream in my heart,__

Alternate chords are as played by Art Blakey.

with - out a love of my own._

25

B d d S 1 Lyric by Edward Heyman,a y an au Robert Sour and Frank EytonMusic by Johnny Green

Gi CMli Fq BbMAi Eb

q

~~~r3~ F==o==1 ¥~ r Iheart is sad and lone - ly, For you I sigh, for

(C#M? F#~C#Oi

CM? AM i(bS) Dir F 11 t P F ggl ron - ly, Why have - n't you seen it?you, dear,

FiBb6

~::/I'm all for you, bod - y and soul.

BbMAi Ebq

r r r r r¥

and won - d'ring why it's me you're wrong - ing, I tell you I

AM?(bS) Di GMli

~ r~I~¥~mean it, I'm all for

C i Fi Bb6MI r-3~ //

r~you, bod - y and soul.

DiM? EMI6

t! tP p p r ~It's hard to con - ceive it, that

~fEi

r .p r ~j(Are you pre - tend - ing? It

I can't be lieve it,

D#M? G#M? C#M?F#1 BMAi

8 ~ £ €:LEu=====you'd turn a - way ro - mance.__

looks like the end - ing un - less I could have one more chance to prove, dear,

©1930 Warner Bros. Inc. andChappell & Co., Ltd, Copyright renewed and assigned to Warner Bros. Inc.. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.

Chords in parentheses are optional (especially used for solos).

[Q CM? G7' CM? Fq Ebq

~ ¥~ r g r" r §My life a wreck you're mak - ing, You know I'm yours for

DM?(C#M? F#'C#07'

CM? ~M?'5) D7't! t f r Itt P F r

just the tak - ing, I'd glad ly sur - ren der

,I,

,,

II

I

I

I,I,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIII~,

~II

7' F7'GM? CMI ,----3-,

11 cj§$F ~

my - self to you, bod - y and soul.

59

No cares for me, I'm hap - py as 1_ can be, I've learned to

love and to live, _ Dev - il may

No blues_ or woes, What - ev - er comes lat - er goes,__ That's how I

take and I give, _ Dev - il may care. _ When the

Bb01

r §r r I ¥ roday IS through _

he who frets los es the night. For

GM1(H) C1 F 1I ~....--. MA

~i·~~on - ly a fool dreams_ he can hold back the dawn, He who is

F#M?(bS) B1(bq)EMA

1 C1 B1I 3 I r-- 3---,

IT ~ tIT r r r r r E=r&0I - ~

wise nev - er tries to re - vise what's past and gone.

©1953, renewed 1981, Sincere Music. Used by Permission.

ICijMI¥~. gijMI t c~*~·q~Live! Love_ to - day!~ Let come to - mor - row what may, Don't e - ven

EMIEMI 7n ~C#M '7'(bS)

~~J_====3~

you cry, _ That's why I

live and I'll die, _ Dev - il may care. _

83

Everything Happens To MeMusic by Matt Dennis

Lyric by Tom Adair

Med. Bal/ad~ AMI" D"f BM1"f ~o7'

=re~ ¥~(AMI7' F" )G4I:°7' AMI"f'''~'

-

SMjf'''~'( AM1'f F" )

E"f G:lI:°"f AMI"f",g)

~ r r r F ¥~ IT r r r H c :§

Gi'(:;)

~~~=bt====t=tr"":"""",,t=£MA~ r

ClJ94\ (Renewed) by Dorsey Bros. Music, A Div. of Music Sale Corp. (ASCAP) and Oilerion Musk Corp International Copyright "'-'Cured, All RightsR-......l Il-t Rv P""""i...nnn.

(EMI EMlM.4'1lEMi' A'1 )

~ (G#MI'1; ~~.S~VS~~D"'(~~'I~pjgI

84

6170 '1'

t r 'i ~ I

(AP'7'Cf'f')

~~~~J~.6~~~I~1

I bet1. Ooh,__

I Heard It Through the GrapevineMediu.m Pop ( Intro ) Norman Whitfield~ iii ( ) Barrett Strong= CMI Taeet (As sung by Marvin Caye]_C I 5 Ej

CMI(CMI) 'gtrJ J-l.I - I

138

Fq

~you're won - d'rin' how I knew 'bout your plans__ to make me blue,

CMI F F~q ¥

with some oth - er guy__ you knew be - fore. Be - tween the two of us guys~

_ you know I love you more. It took me by sur - prise _ I must say,_

when I found__ out yes - ter - day.__ Don't you know that I heard_

it through the grape - vine,__ not much long - er would you be_ mine. Oh, I heard

_ it through the grape - vine, Oh,_ I'm just a - bout to lose__my mind. Hon - ey, hon - ey, well(HeardJ

©1966 Jobete Music Co. Inc. Used by Permission of CPP/Belwin, Inc., Miami, FL All Rights Reserved

139

my ba-

~

long - er would you be

(1st X only)it through the grape - vine, not much

II...---..

.J (G.MI)~ I I I I

.-l .-l -- -.• r r

II ~ • '\..

- ··.J

2. I know a man- ~/ . CMIII I""""""" '....---.. I'"' • I'"'

~ ·~

.J r /

3. Peo - pIe say be - lieve half

D.S. al Coda

doo doo doo

by,L~1:is) it through the grape - vine, not much long - er would you be my ba

II

~ •~

.J(~I) - -

~j I I I .-~ .-l ~~ ...l ...l .-l

eJ , ,

H d(etc., to end)

ear _yeah,~ yeah,_ yeah,

II - • '. - - j -~ , • • ,-= --, . -. • . , -

T

.J ....... ~ - I

(eMI) Hon - ey, hon - ey I know_ i------ that you're let - tin' me go,_ I--- Said I heard

r'. - - -~ J •

" r

• r

Ooh,_ I heard__ it through the grape - vine,it through the grape - vine,(start to fade)

Second and Third Verse lyrics:

2. I know a man ain't supposed to cry,But these tears I can't hold inside.Losin' you would end my life, you see,'Cause you mean that much to me.You could have told me yourselfThat you loved someone else.Instead, I heard it through the grapevine (etc.)

Ooh noo, I heard_(fade)

3. People say believe half of what you see,Son, and none of what you hear,But I can't help bein' confused.If it's true please tell me, dear.Do you plan to let me goFor the other guy you loved before?Don't you know, I heard it through the grapevine (etc.)

Ask me

how

D9

do i feel Ask me now

G13(“4)

that we're co

G13(b9)

zy- and cling

CŒ„Š7

ing-

A7

CŒ„Š7

well sir, all

E‹7(b5)

I can say is if I

A7

were a bell I'd be

10

ring

D7

ing-

D‹7 G13

From the mo

C6

ment we kissed

C7/E

to night

F6 G13

That's the

13

way

C6

I've just got to be have-

B‹7(b5) E7

Boy, if I

A‹7

were a lamp

A‹7/G

I'd light

17

F©‹7(b5) B7

Or if I

EŒ„Š7

were a ban

A‹7(b5)

ner- I'd wave

D‹7

Ask

G13

me

20

how

D9

do I feel Lit tle- me

G13(“4)

with my qui

G13(b9)

et- up bring

CŒ„Š7

ing-

B23

If I Were a Bell (C)

CŒ„Š7

Well sir, all

E‹7(b5)

I can say is if I

A7

were a bell I'd be

26

ring

D7

ing-

D‹7 G13

And if I

C6

were a watch

C7/E

I'd

29

start

F6

pop

F©‹7(b5)

ing- my spring

C6/G E‹7(b5)

Or

A7

if

32

I

D‹7

were a bell I'd go Ding

G13

dong ding dong ding

C6 E‹7(b5)

Ask me

A735

39

DingG13

dong ding dong dingC6

rit.

43

If I Were a Bell 2/2

ø

ø

2

mood ~

kiss _sen - ti - men - talaIn

my room _and sweet. _

In a Sentilllental MoodDuke Ellington, Irving Mills

(BMlq(MA1lF#1(~~)) & Manny Kurtz

Ballad IAI B~ B~r~BM? B 6

~~ g~~I can see the stars come

drifts a mel - 0 - dy so

(C#1) (BM? G#M?(·5l GMAq )

EM,(MA1) EM? EM,6 F*1(#S) B/ / / /

~F--~~'~while your lov - ing at - ti - tude is like a

In this sen - ti - men - tal bliss you make mythru

strange

150

men - tal

/

£ E :Ea sen ti

tdiMlq~

since you made this night a thing di-

)My heart's a light - er thing

(Abq(lflll

A1sus

/1 /

A() I 1 E

vine. In

1. (C* 1 F*1(#S)) 2.

§F~M? Bq EM? A1(PQ) D% (break )- - - - - - _"!'J ---------- ~ D§q (CMlqF13)

= ~ ~~:/ /~~F~~~r~~~ .T~ 1 I

flame that lights the gloom. On the wings of ev - 'rypar a dise com plete.

G 1 (EbMA1 B~D ObJ3 )

101.B BbMA1

MI C q F1 / Bb6 "( Q)[£JrS====~=="==;5 I

Rose pet - als seem to fall. It's all like a dream to call you mine.

(OM?) 1

't:::C=M=?=_=F=1::tl

MA1

~

mood _ I'm with - in a world so heav - en - ly _

©1931 (renewed 1959) EMI Robbins Catalog, Inc. Used by Permission of CPP/Be1win, Inc., Miami, FL. International Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved

151

F#M? B'l EM? A1(bq)

t¥f t 1£ ~sen ti men tal

be lov - ing

(OM? Gi' C#M?(·SI F#i'(~Z))/' /' /' /'

D~

a 1 - Ime.

yOu'd _nev - er dreamt thatfor

Chords in parentheses are Bill Evans' changes for head.

Sophisticated Lady291

Duke EllingtonIrving Mills

Mitchell Parish

( E~~ )~F FMA;

~~~They say in - to your ear - ly life ro - mance came,~_ and in thisJT iT i_bi_~~.gg=t JT~ C

3[heart of yours burned a flame,__ A flame that flick - ered one day and

(AbM1;

~=e~_~.M~?~~~~~f__~~{?=i(Pq=)======died a Then, _

lu - sion deep in your you learned that fools in love soon grow

wise,__ The years have changed you, some - how; I see you now...

Smok

wiF#M?~- ing, drink - ing, nev er think - ing of_ to - mor - row,

non - cha - lant,

~#M'iDia - monds shin - ing danc ing, din - ing with_ some

man in a res - tau - rant, Is that all you real - ly want?

©1933 Famous Music Corp., Mills Music. Used by Permission.

292

No, soph - is - ti - cat - ed la - dy, I

F1 E1 Ebi D1

1 G1

t! f be ( Sf> ----

you lost long a go,

C13F6

fr I0

bod - Y is nigh you cry.

know you miss the

Alternate changes, bars1-4 and q-13 of [Al, 1-4 of [Q:

(tritone su.bstitu.tions)

GM? AieiWOi GieiWei FMAi

I I I I I II I I I II Ir I I I r I I II I'

BiM'Ei AiM'Oi GiI I 1/ I I I II I' I I' I'

[c c C C D MUSICDEPr.]

Svveet Lorraine Lyric: Mitchell ParishMusic: Cliff Burwell

G#iM) C#M?(Ci)BM?Ei(#S)~

I'm as hap - pyas a ba - by boy__that are blu - er than the sum - mer skies.__

just found joy.__~

pair of eyes__~

I've

Medium or Ballad E6 Di(#11)C#i F# i(87(#5') A/'/' /'~ MI

322

Ai G#i(pq) C#i F#i F#M,i Bi

_~r~(~with an - oth - er brand new chao - chao toy__ when I'm with my sweet Lor-

When you see them you will re - a - lize why I love my sweet Lor-

©1928 (renewed 1956) EMI Mills Catalog, Inc., Used by Permission of CPP/Belwin, Inc., Miami, FL All Rights Reserved

323

day,

F#i

======F"- JAi G#i(bq) C#i

,...--.

F r~ c J f f ~ FJust can't wait un - til that hap py

when mar - ry sweet Lor - raine.

357

Benny Golson

(bS)

C#M1"TF#"T(bq).

©1956, renewed 1984 Time Step Music. Used by Permission.I'i -

Counter-melody, bars 1-4 of [Q C1t1d lAl (2nd x)

~ I ftr-ar ftr ~~~Ii W§~Chord in parentheses is used for solos.Solos are in 4, no kicks.

358

4

I'm say - in' my love for you. _

I know for cer - tain

Ain't mis - be - hay - in',

Ain't mis - be - hay - in',

I'm say - in' my love for you.

(A'6 ~1 1 E1 6 C#1(#S) D6 6

~~the one I love, I'm through with flirt - in', it's just you I'm think - in' of,

Ain't MisbehaYin'Music: Thomas "Fats" Waller

and Harry BrooksLyric: Andy Razaf

Mea.-Slow SWinq (A17(.5) 06

~~~No one to talk with, all by my - self, No one to walk with but I'm hap - py on_ the shelf,

tt

••••••••••••••tI

•II

•~

what do I care?

for you.

E1 F#1 Bq E1

bf r ijf ~rfor, be lieve me.

don't go no - where,

I'm home a - bout eight, just me and my ra - di - 0I don't stay out late, don't care to go,

Ain't mis - be - hay - in',

©1929 Razaf Music, Warner Bros., EMI/SBK. Used by Permission.

Like Jack Hor - ner in the cor - ner,

E6 (C#~ F#M? B1

t t t tf r1 r rYour kiss - es are worth wait - in'

•

am (Renewed) by Dorsey Bros. Music, a Div. of Musl.c Sales Corp (ASCAp). Internallonal Copyright Secured. All Rights Reserved. Used By Permlssion.

Autumn Leaves - Dm

&b44

74 Flute

å.q q q

w E

_.q q q.q e h e

_.q _q q

Gm7 C7 FMaj7 BbMaj7

w å

__.q _nq _#qw e .q q q

Em7b5 A7 Dm

w Q

_q q q.q e h e

_.q _q q

Gm7 C7 FMaj7 BbMaj7

w e .q q q w h _#q q

Em7b5 A7 Dm Gm Dm

q__ÐÐ h .q e q q w .q e q q

Em7b5 A7 Dm

w e_.q

Q Q w h bq nq

Gm7 C7 FMaj7 BbMaj7

Q Q e q e h e.Q .q e h h Ð

Ð Ð

3

q

Em7b5 A7b9 Dm G9 Cm F7

h e .q h q__ÐÐ w h

ï

Em7b5 A7b9 Dm Gm Dm

C11965lpanem. Mwolc. Used By Permlssloll.

9

In

c

Fly Me to the Moon Bart Howard

Med. Sw;n9 (BbM;' Eb~

~~~~~E@~1AIFly me to the moon__ and let me play a - mong the stars,_ ( ~~)

G#M?(~5) C#1 F#M? F#1~. ~~.a-~· ~

Let me see what spring__ is like on Ju - pi - ter and Mars.__

( ~D# B~D C#MI~

EF1~§r~~1~E~~r~EI~~,~~A1~~~~?~~.#~M~,1~F~#~~~_oth - er words: _ hold my hand, _ In

ling

let

darwords: _

my heart with song__ and

oth - er

Fill

InYou are all I long__ for, all I wor - ship and a - dore.__

(I}-[)# BMYol -$-

ijir §r~~~1~r~~r~~IS~~~.*1~tInoth - er words:_____ please be true, _

E1 A6 (G#M?(~5)C#~

~ J~r~I~n~~I~~-~~oth - er words: _ love you.

true, _ In oth - er words: _ I love you. _

Originally in 3/4.

TRO ©1954 (N!nl!wl!d 1982) Hampshire House Publishing Corp., New York, tional Copyright Secured. Made in USA. All Rights ReservedPublicPerformance For Profit. Used by Permission.

UN

Gee Bab~ Ain't I Good To YouMet- SI,w Swing (Slue,") . Music by Don Redman

J' Lync by Don Redman & Andy Razaf

~ A!--. F"f e"f A'1

~er ~ ~~~

Melody is freely intelpteted, in a blues style.

eJ.929 Michael H. Goldsen, Inc. Renewed 1944 Michael H. Goldsen, Inc. Used By Permission.

118

M .J· (U' S' Honeysuckle Rose Lyric by Andy Razafe",um - p w,ng .fAl i MUSIC by Thomas Waller

~~cEv - 'ry hon - ey - bee fills with jeal- ous - y when they see you out with me, I don't blame them,

0 6 ~# G6 Ai 0 6 Gi F#M? Bi

§'» ............

Jij c:r pO Ir r 2E -good - ness knows, Hon - ey - suck - Ie Rose.

E i i

When you're pass-in' by flow-ers droop and sigh, And I know the reas-on why, You're much sweet-er,

good -

~# G6 Ai 0 6 (A~ 0 6~r r 1£ c:r 2E ~

0 I - IIness knows, Hon - ey - suck - Ie Rose.

Don't

You're

buy

my

sug

sug

ar, You just__ have to touch my cup;_

Ai .......--...

§E t:r--rt ~I I IIar, it's sweet_ when you stir it up.__

When I'm tak - in' sips from your tas - ty lips, Seems the hon - ey fair - Iy drips, You're con - fec - tion,

good - ness knows, _

Chords in parentheses are optional.

Hon - ey - suck - Ie Rose.

©1927 Andy Razaf, Pub. Des. & Chappell & Co. (ASCAP). All Rights on behalf of Andy Razaf Pub. Des. for the World Excluding the U.s.A. administered byChappell & Co. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.

133

I Fall In Love Too EasilyMusic: Jule Styne

Lyric: Sammy CahnMedium Ballad

[A]fI. ~ l!. ~ b.o - - 0 0

eJI fall in love too eas - i - ly, I fall in love too fast,

(CMA1 E1(:;)AM?) (A#M,41)

OM? G13(bq) CMA1 FMA1 BMI1(bS) E1(:~) AMI1 F#1(bS)0

0 I I I I I I I

..-... j,j, ~ ~ -.0...

0 - - •I " I

I fall in love too t~ - ri - bly hard_ for love to ev - er last.

(D13 C1(lfQI Bl3 F13)

B 1(bS) E1(:~) AM? AM1i3 F#M?(bS) F13(4fH) BM?(bS)E1MII I I I I I I I I I

I

~ ~ ~ ~o ~ l!n~. - frO .~ ~~- -My heart should be well schooled,_ 'cause I've been fooled in the past,__ and still I

(C#MI41 FM? Bb1(lfQI EM?('SI)F#M?(bS) B1(altJ E13 Bb1(4fq) AqSUS A1(bq) OM?(A1(bq))

I I II

3~O ~ .0

,---~""'

I"':" • ,... • ':..J. 0

0

Iof

- I

fall in love too eas - i -ly_ I fall in love too fast.

(DI3) (GM,41 AM,41 BbMI41 Eb13)

OM? FMlq Bbq E1(altJ A1(bq) OMlq G13(bq)

C~ Eb13

I I I I I I

G sharp in bar 1 of A and C sharp in bar 5 may be played as naturals.

©1944 (renewed 1972) EMI Feist Catalog, Inc. Used by Permission of CPP/Belwin, Inc., Miami, FL All Rights Reserved

Justlov - ers no more, _

Just Friends Music: John KlennerMedium SWing 1 Lyric: Sam M. Lewis

~~ ~~~==~A=======11r ~A~(),:::=?==:::ij1 ['------Just friends, _

170

EMA.:-1 _

--­o

friends, _ not like be - fore, _ To

think of what and not to kiss

tend ing _ it is - n't the end

friends _ drift - ing a part, _

friends, _ but one brok - en heart, _

E==·~loved,

ends

we laughed,

and

sud - den - ly love died, The sto - ry

E6 (BM? E1)

In

I - ~friends.

@1931 (renewed 1959) EMI Robbins Catalog, Inc. Used by Permission ofCPP/Belwin. Inc .. Miami. FL. International Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved

Let's Fall in LoveMed. Swing[A] A6

~Let's

Lyric: Ted KoehlerMusic: Harold Arlen

A6 (DMI6)

~M?r~M?~fall in love, Why should - n't we__ fall in love? Our heart are made_

F#M? _BM? EiC#i F#i Bq E13

E@@E3E ~. ~(g~'()-

160

of it, let's take a chance,__

Let's close our eyes and make our own__ par - a - dise, Lit - tie we know_

F#M? BM? Ei G#M?(11)C#i G#M?(11)C#i~ ~. ~78'n I

We

of it, Still we can try__

might have been meant for each oth

of it. _

er, _ to

C#M? F#M? BM?(CM?F~

Ei C#M?F#i(bq) BM? Ei

D- tt f t ¥I r r ~ ~ ~be or not to be, let our hearts dis cov er.

Let's fall in love, Why should - n't we__ Now is the time_

~ .

_ for it, while we are young, Let's fall in love. _

©1933 Bourne Corp. Copyright Renewed. All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured. Used by Permissionof Bourne Co. and Francis Day andHunter Ltd., London WC2H DEA. Rights for Japan administered by High Note Publishing Co. Ltd. Used by permission of JASRAC License #9071391

Your lips were like

AŒ„Š7

a red and ru by- cha lice war mer than the sum

A‹7

mer night

D9(#11)

The

A

clouds

GŒ„Š7

were like an a la- bas- ter- pal ace ris ing to a snow

G‹7

y- height

C9(#11)6

FŒ„Š7

bo re- al is- held

F‹7

me tight

B¨9(#11)

i could see the

10

AŒ„Š7

mid night- sun

F©‹7 B‹7 E7 AŒ„Š7 F©‹7 D©‹7(b5) G©71. 2.

B

14

was there such

C©Œ„Š7

a night? It's a thrill

C©‹7

I still don't quite

F©7

be lieve

BŒ„Š7

-

C©‹7 F©7

But

18

af

BŒ„Š7

ter- you were gone there was still

B‹7

some star dust on

E7

my sleeve

C©‹7 C7 B‹7 B¨9(#11)

The

22

flame of it

AŒ„Š7

may dwin dle to an em ber, and the stars for get

A‹7

- to shine.

D9(#11)

And

C26

we

GŒ„Š7

may see the mead ow in De cem- ber ic y- white and crys

G‹7

tal- ine

C9(#11)

But

30

oh,

FŒ„Š7

my dar ling al ways I'll re mem- ber when your lips were close

F‹7

to mine

B¨9(#11)

And I saw the

34

mid

AŒ„Š7

night- sun-

F©‹7 B‹7 E738

The Midnight Sun - A

el939, renewed 1983 Warner Bros. Inc., Marke Music Publishing Co., Umerick Music Corp., Tlmo-Co Music'" Reganesque Music.All Ri~ts Reserved. Used By PermlssIon.

F13 B¨Œ„Š7 F‹9 B¨13(b9) E¨Œ„Š7A

E¨‹7 A¨13 B¨Œ„Š7 G‹7 C‹7 F75

D7 G7 C9 F13 B¨Œ„Š7 F‹9 B¨13(b9)8

E¨Œ„Š7 E¨‹7 A¨13 B¨Œ„Š7 G‹712

C‹7 F7 B¨6 F9(“4) B¨615

F‹7 F‹7 B¨7(b9) E¨Œ„Š7 F‹7 B¨7B18

E¨6 E‹7(„ˆˆ11) A7 C721

F7 Bº7 C‹7 F7 B¨Œ„Š7 F‹9 B¨13(b9)24

E¨Œ„Š7 E¨‹7 A¨13 B¨Œ„Š7 G‹728

C‹7 F7 B¨631

3

3

Misty - Bb

33 3

3

3 3 3

3 3 3

3

3 3 3

3

3 3 3

3

Med. Ballad (1/8's swin9)

[A]~-----'n~=------~ I:L F~i4 F

Mood Indigo Duke EllingtonIrving Mills

Albany Bigard

194

You ain't been blue, No, no, no.

moodthattill you've had

01

~~~in - di - go.

~~6~~.7===gFj

ain't been blue

G1

~:»

You

GI 1

since my ba - by said good-

to my shoes, While

Oq(iS)G (O~

@1

0 ~

That feel - in' goes_ steal - in' down

G#?

Aq OMIij r I 0 a

sit and sigh: "Go 'long blues." ( fine)

rm G6 E1 Aq

AMI1

0 1

!i~~~~F1Al - ways get that mood in - di - go_

bye,

Eb1

~

lights are low,__

I'm so lone - some I could cry. 'Cause there's no - bod - Y who

cares a - bout me,_ I'm just a soul who's blu - er than blue_ can be.

G6 E1 Aq

AM? . D1 G6 (O~Ii ~ - ~

When I get that mood in - di - go,_ I could lay me down and die.

original melody, bar 1 of [A): Solo on AB~ After solos, D.C. aI fine

©1931 Famous Music, Mills Music. Used by Permission.

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ltStS

F#mi7(b5) may be played as F#mi7.

4lIl9S3, 1958 Tempo Music 10: Duke Ellington Music. Used By Permission.

8Mi' EY SM'~ E'f CtMIY Ft'f C*MI'1 Ffi'~. M· ~. ~~.~. g.(FtM,'fCi'f'S" FM''l S" ,

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After solos, play hMd (ABC)then D.C. al Coda.

The Shadovv of Your Slllile291

gone~ _areyouwhen

Medium Bossa Music: Johnny MandelLyric: Paul Francis Webster

(or Swing) [A] D#M? G#1 C#M?• c~~~~@f. ~~o====~]

The sha - dow of your smile

will col - or all my dreams and light the dawn.__~ Look in - to my

eyes, my love, and see _ all the love - ly

things you are to me. ~ Our wist - ful lit - tle

Now when I re-

a tear - drop kissed your

I.~ ~

high, _

G#M~?-(~-5)__ C#1(~q)

~ ~ f~

far too

B1 (A01)./ ./

WC rso didand

wasstar

lips

mem - ber Spring, all the joy that love can bring,

F#q (Cq) Bqsus B1(~q) E6

~. U§--~ ~ I

()rmem - ber - ing the sha - dow of your smile.

I will be re-

©1965 (Renewed 1993) MGM/EMI Miller Catalog, Inc. Used by Pennission of CPP/Belwin, Inc., Miami, FL All Rights Reserved

331

Lew Brown& Sammy Fain

F:lF1

[ rofeel - ing.

BM?)

E1 (C:IF1)

~ ro ~feel - ing.

old

old

that

that

gotandnight~_

That Old Feeling(Standard Version)

C :IF 1(bS)rgcl0 MI

(F:lF1(iS') BM?§f ~ F

came in sight__ gotWhen you

Medium BaUadm (or Medium Jazz)

LAJ~e=i'~.-----~-----..r---Q hiI saw you last

my heart stood still.

I felt a thrill,

E1 )

r r BM? E1

I ~0

JC:lF1(iS'

~ ~ rmo - ment that you danced by

B13

)B13F:lFM1'lr r g r r

when you caught my eyeand

The

I 1 r

burn - ing.still

thatfeeltoseemed__gain Ia -Once old yearn - ing,

(D#M?"S) G#1)

(F:lF1(iS') BM? D1 C:lF1

F=I~~~~r~~r===±=E-&-~=======~===tf===r~~o~~and I knew the spark__ of love was

(DMI11 G1 C#M?"S) F#1M) )

~~ ?~There'll be no new ro - mance_ for me, It's fool - ish to start, for that

(AMA1 G#1 G1 F#1

F:lFMI1 B'l BM? E13 Ao/q (E1)n

~ro 11 J E§f=! I ~n

old feel - ing is still in my heart.

©1937 (renewed 1965) EMI Feist Catalog, Inc., Used by Permission of CPP/Belwin, Inc., Miami, FL All Rights Reserved

301

There Will Never Be Another YouMusic by Harry WarrenLyric by Mack Gordon

Mea. Swin9 ~CMA1 SM,-"C,6' E-r'

~e ~. ~~o~~~9r ~

(O~, GM'_'1 cj~

~.~~~ If=~.~§(D13 )

~~.~~~M""I>f'13"f:=j

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FŒ„Š7A

G7½ G‹7 C75

FŒ„Š7

G‹7 C7 C‹7 F7 B¨Œ„Š71. 2. B9

G713

G‹7 C7(b9) FŒ„Š7C17

G7½

G‹721

C7 FŒ„Š7 G‹7 C725

Take the "A" Train - F

there werebells

B¨Œ„Š7

on the hill

Bº7

but I ne

C‹7

ver- heard them ring

E¨‹7

ing,-

A¨9

No, I

nev

B¨Œ„Š7

er- heard

D¨º7

them at all

C‹7

till

F7

there was you

D‹7 D¨13 C‹7 F7

There were

6

birds

B¨Œ„Š7

in the sky,

Bº7

but I nev

C‹7

er- saw them wing

E¨‹7

ing,-

A¨9

No, I

10

nev

B¨Œ„Š7

er- saw

D¨º7

them at all

C‹7

till

F7

there was you.

B¨Œ„Š7E¨‹6 B¨Œ„Š7

And there was

14

mus

E¨Œ„Š7

ic- and there

Eº7

were wom der- ful- ros

B¨Œ„Š7

es,- they tell

G7

me in

18

sweet

C‹7

fra grant- mea

C9

dows- of dawn

C‹7

and dew,

F7(#5)

There was

22

love

B¨Œ„Š7

all a round,

Bº7

- but I nev

C‹7

er- heard it sing

E¨‹7

ing,-

A¨9

No, I

26

nev

B¨Œ„Š7

er- heard

D¨º7

it all all

C‹7

till

F7

there was you

B¨Œ„Š730

Till There Was You - Bb

3 3

3 3

3

3 3

You're

FŒ„Š7

a weav er- of dreams You

E‹7(b5)

and your strange fas ci- na

A7(b9)

- tion-

You're

D‹7

a weav er- of dreams You

C‹7

and your come hi ther- smile;

F75

just

B¨Œ„Š7

to hear you speak

E¨9(#11)

can leave me weak

A‹7

as a babe in arms,

D99

Poor

G13

lit tle- babe in arms, Help

G‹9

less- be fore- your charms.

C913

You're

FŒ„Š7

a weav er- of dreams You

E‹7(b5)

and your lips warm and ten

A7(b9)

der-

17

Just

D‹7

like mag ic- it seems, Threill

C‹7

ing,- en chant- ing- me too;

F7

I'm

21

in

B¨Œ„Š7

your spell and there's

E¨9(#11)

no cure, I'm lost

A‹7

for sure,

A¨‹7 D¨7

'Cause

25

You're

G‹9

a weav er- of dreams

C13

and I'm in love

FŒ„Š7

with you

G‹7 C729

Weaver of Dreams - F

336

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