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Art Blakey version: Pensativa (Art Blakey) - Clare Fischer

Love Song - Sara Bareilles

First recorded version by Lori Lieberman (1972): Killing Me Softly With His Song (Lori Lieberman) - Fox-Gimbel

I'm pretty sure about the B-7b5. We can hear the tension between the F (lower register) and the E of the melody. Just make sure that the F in the chord is at the lower octave (not next to the melody note). That chord is like a B-9(b5) with the 11th at the top. Can be voiced as a D-Maj9/B.

Yes Yes, definitely people should listen more often to the original version. The original changes fit perfectly with the melody. I've posted a while ago the original version in this thread. Real book versions are often simplified for players to quickly sight-read. But there are lots of passing...

Nat King Cole version: I Wish You Love (Que reste-t-il de nos amours ?) (Nat King Cole) - Leo Chauliac-Charles Trenet

Blackbird - Lennon-McCartney

Come And Get Your Love (single version) - Lolly Vegas

First recorded version by Benny Goodman in 1947 (from the singing part): On A Slow Boat To China - Frank Loesser

Frank Sinatra version: I've Got You Under My Skin (Frank Sinatra) - Cole Porter

First recorded version by Jimmy Dorsey Orch. with Frances Langford in 1936: I've Got You Under My Skin (Jimmy Dorsey) - Cole Porter

Oscar Peterson version: Bess, You Is My Woman Now (Oscar Peterson) - George Gershwin

William Warfield & Leontyne Price version (1952) Bess, You Is My Woman Now - George Gershwin

Not as far as I know. When you modify the key in edit mode, the songs that are in playlists are reset to the default key of the song, overwriting any keys you have set in the players' window

I also always set the key to the original recording, then change the key in the players' setting when needed. I was wondering how you could possibly test overwriting songs since this feature doesn't currently exist? In order to maintain the specific key that has been set in the players' setting...