Jingles - Wes Montgomery

Jingles (theme-solo) -Wes Montgomery

Jingles by Wes Montgomery. I chose the album Solitude, live in Paris 1965.
It's really aggressively driving and awe-influencing performance, almost like he'd been obsessed.
I found another chart posted in the forum but I'd like to make it clarified (and hopefully improved).
The data contains the theme as the intro and the solo part as main sections. Unfortunately it doesn't go back to the theme again at the last when we play the data.

Jingles (theme-solo) - Wes Montgomery
 
Bob, thank you for your attention!
Ah, but actually no. I think your version works exactly the same as mine above.
(Two segno marks nicely work as I intend)

I intended the playback could go back to the theme, that is, the intro part at the last chorus,
to form "theme(in)-solos(AABA n-times)-theme(in)" structure. Is it possible?
Now what I can make it is only theme-solos, end...
 
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Hi Bob,
Great, it goes back to intro with DS al Coda.
Well, but I still have problem with it, caused by where Fine is to be.
The theme part is actually the same structure as the main part AABA.
So, let me call the theme part A'A'B'A' (8+8+4+8 bars).
Yours plays like A'A'B'-Fine at the last chorus, but I want A'A'B'A'-Fine.
So the Fine should logically be placed at bar #16 N.C E-9 (or maybe #17 E-6 N.C.).
But if the Fine is at bar #16, the last chorus becomes only A'-Fine, not A'A'B'A'-Fine... :-(
Mmm...
 
Reader Chart Update and Player Chart

Sorry, I have to fix the data. I forgot to set the right key, E minor.

Jingles (theme-solo) - Wes Montgomery

And I'm embarrassed to post this ugly chart but...here's another PLAYER CHART if there's someone who might be interested in one just for playing. This goes theme-solos(specified times)-theme, period.
You may want to play this and look at the former one as a reader chart (maybe the PDF file while iRp playback) when you practice.

Jingles (theme-solo-theme) - Wes Montgomery
 
Excellent!
As a bassist, I want to have the "bones" of a tune in an easy to read chart. I can pick and choose which section to play when, and how many times.
Those who choose to use the player-feature in performance (and practice) need the tune to *play* start to finish, top to bottom as arranged...sometimes a challenge with a small-screen, single page format.
Thanks for your submissions.
:))BOB
 
Thank you. I'm happy if some people will enjoy both charts.
...In fact, I posted more than a few ugly player-oriented charts, and this is not the ugliest...!
 
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