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Stolen Moments (with solo) - Oliver Nelson Stolen Moments - Oliver Nelson, from the Blues and the Abstract Truth album. A blues solo part as well as the intro and outro parts. The solo part is played as simple minor blues. Stolen Moments (with minor blues solo) - Oliver Nelson

George Gershwin's tricky but interesting song with shifting rhythm on the melody. Ella sings rather slowly, including its verse part. Fascinating Rhythm (Ella Fitzgerald) - George Gershwin

Ray, thanks for pointing out. I think you're right. Here's the one. (Yet maj7's don't sound so bad to me. I wonder why...) Night Has A Thousand Eyes (Coltrane), The - Jerry-Brainin

Corrected I found my mistake on alternative chord at 23th bar. A#M7 shoud have been AbM7. Sorry! Here's a corrected version. Sorry, I revised again the data, so find the data the post below. Here I deleted the older one.

Anti Calypso - Elvin Jones Another version that Elvin Jones played with the composer, guitarist in album New Agenda. Anti Calypso (Elvin Jones) - Roland Prince

Cheerful song. Here is a popular/standard chord progression, I guess. Anti Calypso - Roland Prince

The Night Has A Thousand Eyes, from album Coltrane's Sound by John Coltrane. He modified section B with so-called the Coltrane Changes or Giant Steps progression, and repeatedly extended the last four bars. Have a nice weekend! Sorry! Refer to the corrected version is on the next post.

Hushabye Mountain Sweet ballad taken from Dreamsville album by Stacey Kent. Hushabye Mountain - Robert-Richard Sherman

Sweet ballad taken from Dreamsville album by Stacey Kent. Hushabye Mountain - Robert-Richard Sherman

One of the two debut songs of The Bird & The Bee = Inara George & Greg Kurstin. Such a cute and catchy pop refrain but with ultra modern chord work at the same time. It's a real miracle! Again and Again - Kurstin-George

A beautiful slow bosa nova song by Ivan Lins, from album Anjo de Mim. The song's key is changed in the middle from E to G but the both melodies are totally the same. The original ending is repeat & fade out but here the same pattern as the bridge in the middle is taken. Lembra De Mim -...

Hi, A modern blues tune by Wes Montgomery from The Increadinle Jazz Guitar album. I added the ending theme part and a short outro to the one in Jazz 1300 Standard Library and slightly modified. West Coast Blues (outro) - Wes Montgomery

Breakout, a Swing Out Sister's sophisticated and cool song from It's Better To Travel album. There're several versions but this is the original one. The song is originally fading out at the end. Edit: please refer to the next post. The chart has been totally rewritten.

A funk version of Cantaloupe Island from Herbie Hancock's Secrets album. Different from his own original composition (Cantaloupe Island album), not only the rhythm but the key is in G here, a sub theme appears only once before the main theme and even the main theme is changed to the blues...

Começar de Novo - Ivan Lins [Cantando Historias] Começar de Novo A Ivan Lins with Simone version from his album "Cantando Historias". Compared to the previous charts in the forum: The key is in E minor in this version. Three choruses (with key shifts). I put the intro and some beautuful and...

Começar de Novo - Ivan Lins [Perfil] Começar de Novo Another Ivan Lins version from his album "Perfil". Compared to the previous charts in the forum: The key is in E minor in this version. Two choruses + coda. I put the intro and some beautuful and very Brazilian chords as we can hear in...

Começar de Novo - Ivan Lins Começar de Novo A Ivan Lins version from his album "A Noite". Compared to the previous chart in the forum: The key is in G# minor in this version. I put the intro and some beautuful and very Brazilian chords as we can hear in "A Noite" album. Começar De Novo [A...

Rikki Don't Lose That Number by Steely Dan from Pretzel Logic album. I found this song was already posted and it is good. But please let me post another one with some improvements (from what I believe) especially when you playback the song. You may or may not like it, but it's your choice...

Oh, thanks for the compliment. I don't pay much attention to a repeat count how many, because improvisation sections should vary every time we play (on the fly), and should be yours, that is, should be under players' control. ...And my poor brain is confused when I have to count more than three...

The coolest and hottest blues composed by Don Grolnick and played by Steps Ahead in Smokin' in the Pit album (live in Tokyo). The latest double CD album includes two takes of this song and both are super. Fawlty Tenors - Don Grolnick