Holiday

I just finished making a Jazz Christmas Fakebook from public domain Christmas songs and jazz progressions (some of which match the Holiday list here).

The book is a free download and has lead sheets for C, Bb, Eb, and Bass Clef instruments

You can find it here:

http://gigbooks.FreeMusicEd.org

Merry Christmas!

Thank you very much for sharing it! Merry Christmas!
 
Anybody have a traditional version of O Holy Night? The few I've seen here are a little jazzier than I'm looking for.
 
Xmas at the Falcon!

Xmas at the Falcon!



Falcon Xmas (25)

1. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 1 - Traditional
2. Happy Christmas (War Is Over) - Lennon-Ono
3. Jingle Bell Rock - Beal-Boothe
4. The Christmas Song - Tormé-Wells
5. Please Come Home For Christmas - Charles Brown and Gene Redd
6. Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree - Brenda Lee (Johnny Marks)
7. Santa Baby - Eartha Kitt (Javits-Springer)
8. White Christmas - Irving Berlin
9. Angels We Have Heard On High (Jazz) - Unknown
10. What Child Is This? - William Dix
11. Let It Snow! - Cahn-Styne
12. O Come, All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fideles) (Jazz) - John Wade
13. Sleigh Ride - Parish-Anderson
14. Silver Bells - Livingston-Evans
15. This Christmas - Donnie Hathaway
16. Blue Christmas - Hayes-Johnson
17. Run Rudolph Run - Chuck Berry
18. O Little Town Of Bethlehem - Redner-Brooks
19. Baby, It's Cold Outside - Frank Loesser
20. The First Noël - Traditional
21. I'll Be Home For Christmas - Gannon-Kent-Ram
22. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas - Martin-Blane
23. Winter Wonderland - Felix Bernard-Richard Smith
24. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - Wesley-Whitefield-Mendelssohn
25. Christmas Don't Be Late (Alvin and the Chipmunks) - Ross Bagdasarian
 
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Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (simplified)

Stripped to it's bare essentials. Straight ahead beat with easy chords that's suitable for singing with little kids, practicing on the way to work, or while eating fruitcake. It's the way Santa would want it done. The song build is 1) Intro 2) Verse 3) Verse 4) Chorus 5) Verse 6) Outro-End

Santa Claus Is Coming To Town - Coots-Gillespie
 
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Stripped to it's bare essentials. Straight ahead beat with easy chords that's suitable for singing with little kids, practicing on the way to work, or while eating fruitcake. It's the way Santa would want it done. The song build is 1) Intro 2) Verse 3) Verse 4) Chorus 5) Verse 6) Outro-End

Santa Claus Is Coming To Town - Coots-Gillespie



Thank you for posting.
It's best to follow the iRp posting format and conventions:
Posting Conventions
https://forums.irealpro.com/threads/iReal-b-layout-conventions&p=301.194/#post-301

That's important for the player feature to work properly.
For example: By using the rehearsal mark IN (instead of the text "intro") followed by "A", the player knows to play to only play the intro once at the start and to return to "A” when the form repeats. I'm certain many folks would enjoy using your chart and the player for sing-alongs without needing to edit it first.

Thanks
:))BOB
 
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Santa Claus Is Coming To Town ( no frills version)

Simplified chords with a simple arrangement suited for easy playing or singing. The chords match the melody which is unusual for Christmas music. 1) Intro 2) Verse 3) Verse 4) Chorus 5) Verse & End Santa Claus Is Coming To Town - Coots-Gillespie
 
Jingle Bell Rock (Bobby Helms version)

It's a classic. From Hank Garland's killer intro lick to Bobby Helm's wonderful twank accent - it's timeless. This version is clocked to match Helm's recording so you can sing along, or insert the cool rockabilly licks, or just Twist (if the mood is right). 1) Intro 2) Verse A 3) Verse B 4) Chorus 5) Verse C 6) Solo on verse b 7) Chorus 8) Verse C 9) End Jingle Bell Rock - Beal-Boothe
 
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