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Eisenhower - John Scofield

Paramour - John Abercrombie Play Em7 for E7

Sing Song - John Abercrombie

Keep Me In Mind - John Scofield

samba della rosa Samba della rosa - Sergio Bardotti-Vinicius de Moraes-Toquinho

Orange - Masato Honda https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KHrFhGusjA0&pp=ygUTb3JhbmdlIG1hc2F0byBob25kYQ%3D%3D

Little Known Song, but needed to make a chart for it so I thought I'd post it here as well. Secret Of The Andes - Andy LaVerne

I was rather surprised this tune wasn't done yet. This arrangement is not based on the more well-known Dionne Warwick(e) version, it is the pop hit Bacharach recorded over in swinging London that has an instrumental bridge (not that this fact matters, I guess). I was able to use the Break...

Spontaneous Combustion - Jullian ‘Cannonball’ Adderly Spontaneous combustion as from Cannonball Adderly’s Omnibook. Note - there is only one chord per bar even if bar has multiple chords written. Studys (1) Individual songs: Spontanious Combustion - Julian Adderly

Hey! I've been looking around for a chart of Vangelis's One More Kiss, Dear from Blade Runner (1982) but I couldn't find one, so here it is. If there's any mistakes with the transcription, please let me know! One More Kiss, Dear - Vangelis

Two Steps Before (Musicoma) - Stefanos Kozanis

https://youtu.be/ue6g7SPSyAM

Tres Palabras - Osvaldo Farres

I couldn't find this chart in the 1400 or on the forums, so I decided to make it myself. Enjoy! Out of the Night - Joe Henderson

I love this song, and as a bassist am enjoying the bass line. I couldn’t find the chord chart for this song, so here’s my take. First time posting, so let me know if it makes sense.

Jean And Aino - Iiro Rantala My first chart and post. Let’s see if this works.

A fun but less-performed song from the Ellington book. Some enhancements to the "real book" lead sheet here. Everything But You - Ellington-James-George

Time Was (Coltrane) - Miguel Prado-Gabriel Luna-S. K. Russell

At Long Last Love - Cole Porter :))BOB

Harmonic rhythm simplified. Tune by Ralph Peterson.