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Mrs- Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter - Trevor Peacock, Herman's Hermits Also: Allan Sherman writes an instant parody: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzATwujtKrc

A classic we all know. Lyin' Eyes - Eagles

In case anyone else here is interested, I've been helping build a Wiki database of pop chord progressions that seem to keep showing up. Over and over. The owner of the database is Prof. V.J. Manzo of WPI. You can add your own examples if you know how to use a wiki. http://clicheprogressions.com/

It's 2015 and Marty McFly keeps going back to the maltshop! Mr- Sandman - Chordettes-Pat Ballard Sounds pretty good at 145BPM with style set to Gypsy Jazz. I can't find a-cappella :)

This piece has a Latin rhythm and very impressionistic changes, but it's Pop. Breaking Us In Two - Joe Jackson

Yes it is very easy. Canvas Bags - Tim Minchin

This is a favourite. It is very basic and needs some work. I did it from memory without any reference recording and with no keyboard. Happy it works at all. The recording has some cleverer chords. Desperado - Henley/frey

Got this one with a little help from Alan J Pollack. Recommended. Free As A Bird (As Recorded) by Lennon-McCartney

Love this tune, and it's a bit clever in spots. Somewhere That's Green by Alan Menken

Wink And A Smile, A by Shaiman Mark

One look at these chords will convince you this particular piece is closer to jazz than pop. From his 52nd St. LP, a very jazzy effort. I'm not good with rhythms but I'd say this is closer to Samba than anything else. Please correct me. Zanzibar by Billy Joel

Monk TV Theme seasons 2-8 Season 1 theme (by Jeff Beal) is here: https://forums.irealpro.com/threads/Gypsy-Jazz&p=80250.215/#post-80250 This sounds so simple, and it's not. Thanks, Randy Newman. see below.

As recently covered (beautifully) by The Jive Aces. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXvJ8UquYoo Correction, because apparently I cannot count to eight: Bring Me Sunshine by Kent-Dee

Paul Simon, a happy yet bluesy piece, upbeat boogie tempo.

I just like to sound out his songs.

*MOVED from Beatles thread Thanks for the encouragement! I would just LOVE a carriage return in that editor, but I can make do with a whole lot of <insert beat>. Lining up stuff with the far left of the page is tricky too. It feels a bit funny doing it by inserting and deleting beats since...

This beautiful Mark Shaiman piece is sung by Harry Connick Jr. In the film Sleepless In Seattle. It sounds like a golden era Jazz piece. I cobbled together these chords from all the Internet sources I could find, cleaned it up, and tested it yesterday with a real band when I sang it. It...