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Jazz Ballade Swing Blue Notes Originally Pink Floyd Groove Jazz Bebop Modern Jazz Afro Cuban Jazz Latin and Bossa
Early Swing and Gypsy Jazz

Jazz Basics

All of me (slow) by Simmons and Marks
Autumn leaves (Jazz Version) by Johnny Mercer (Well known melody
Blue Monk by Th. Monk (Blues, Tempo 98)
I Got Rhythm by Geroge Gershwin. Tempo 153.
Summertime by George Gershwin (Tempo 123) Wonderful
Take the A train (easy version) by Duke Ellington
Worksong by Nat Adderley (Start to play Jazz. Tempo 128)
All the things you are (slow) (Jazz chords, well known melody)
Birth of the Blues by Ray Henderson (no Blues form. Tempo 108)
In a Sentimental Mood by Duke Elliongton.
It's Only a Papermoon by Harold Arlen. Well known and easy
Satin Doll by Duke Ellington (Tempo 117)
Bye bye blackbird (simple, but fast, Tempo 181)
Moonlight Serenade by Glen Miller. In this version for Jazz Quartett a beautiful song (Tempo 83)

Jazz Ballade

As time goes bye by Herman Hopfeld (slow and simple. Tempo 90)
Angel eyes by Dennis and Brents (beautiful melody with Blue Notes)
Blue In Green by Bill Evans (Ballade, Improvisation not so easy. Tempo 82)
Body and soul (beautiful Ballade. Tempo 82)
I remember Clifford by Benny Golson (Ballade, Tempo 82)
Midnight sun (Swing Ballade, Tempo 89)
Misty by Errol Garner (Ballade, Tempo 68)
Moonlight in Vermont by Karl Suessdorf (Ballade, Tempo 84)
My one and only love (Ballade. Best start to the world of ballades)
My funny Valentine by Rodgers / Hart (Ballade, not so easy, Tempo 91)
Willow Weep For Me by Ann Ronell (easy Ballade, Tempo 88)
I Could Write a Book by Rodgers / Hart.
Come sunday by Duke Ellington (Ballade. Tempo 75)
Soon by George Gershwin (Tempo 65, double time feeling)

Swing

Cottontail by Duke Ellington (Tempo 206) Very well- known melody)
Fly Me To The Moon (Melodic accompaniment, Tempo 124)
How high the moon (fast) by Morgan Lewis (speed up to Tempo 156)
Perdido by Juan Tizol, as played by Duke Ellington (Tempo 136)
Route 66 (typical Jazz Blues, Tempo 156)
Take The A Train (fast) by Duke Ellington. Cool Bebop Version, Tempo 210)
All of me (fast) by Simmons and Marks (simple, but beautiful melody)
All the things you are (fast) by Hammerstein / Kern
I Could write a Book (Easy song)
Lady Bird by Tadd Dameron
I'm Beginning To See The Light by Duke (Tempo 126)
It don’t mean a thing by Duke Ellington (easy, but fast. Tempo 186)
Lullaby of birdland by George Shearing (Tempo 134)
Now’s the time by Charlie Parker (simple Jazz Blues, Tempo 127)

Blue Notes

Steamroller Blues by James Tylor (Tempo 106)
Afro Blue by M. Santamaria as played by John Coltrane)
Equinox by John Coltrane (Minor Blues. Tempo 115 )
F minor Blues (Minor Blues)
Bessie’s Blues by John Coltrane (easy Jazz Blues. Tempo 117)
Blue Train by John Coltrane (Improvise straight ahead. Tempo 145)
Blues for Alice by Charlie Parker(Jazz- Blues with chord variations)
All Blues by Miles Davis (Minor- Blues, 6/8. Tempo 120)
Bags groove (easy Jazz Blues. Tempo 124)
Good bye Porkpie hat by Charles Mingus (Blues- Ballade)
Soul Chicken by Jaco Pastorius (Blues- like. Tempo 102)
Tenor madness by Sonny Rollins (Jazz- Blues, Tempo 123)
Mr. PC, fast by John Coltrane (Minor Blues, speed up to Tempo 210)
Nutville by Horace Silver (Tempo 105 double time) Straight ahead Latin Jazz. Fast, but not as difficult.

Originally Originals. Jazz Standards in an unique interpretation

Bolivia

by Freddie Hubbard (Tempo 121)

Caravan

by Duke Ellington (modern interpretation, Tempo 195)

Cause And Effect Blues

by Stefan Hugi

ESP by Miles Davis (fast but playable. Tempo 184)

Freedom Jazz dance

by Eddie Harris (Jazz Funk, Tempo 188)

Footprints

by Wayne Shorter (Minor Blues, 2 different versions: Original as played by Wayne Shorter and groovy 4/4 version)

Love Walked In

by George Gershwin.

Moaning by Bobby Timmons, as played by Art Blakey

Impression

by John Coltrane

Night and day

by Cole Porter (Bossa, Tempo 152)

Nefertiti

by Wayne Shorter (Tempo 88) Jazz- Funk.

Resolution

by John Coltrane (Tempo 165)

Someday My Prince Will Come

as played by Bill Evans

They Can't Take That Away From You

by George Gershwin.

Pink Floyd, "Dark Side Of The Moon" and "a brass approach"

1: Speak To Me / Breathe / On The Run
2. Time
3. The Great Gig In The Sky
4. Money
5. Us And Them
6. Any Colour You Like
7: Brain Damage / Eclipse
(For Bass players: you get more demanding songs instead of "Dark Side of the Moon")

8. Atom Heart Mother (Part 1- 6. Pink Floyd 1970)
9. Hey You (from The Wall)
10. Whiter than white (Procol Harum)
11. Grantchester Meadows (from Ummagumma 1969)
12. Lucifer Sam (Pink Floyd 1967)
13. Spicy pet (Procol Harum)
14. Kind of Warrior (Procol Harum)

Easy to play along, but also a big fun for advanced musicians. The timeless music is very inspiring and exercises the feeling for harmonies. Notations for guitar and organ, saxophone, brass, solo transcriptions aso. to download

Bebop

Billies bounce (Jazz Classic, not difficult. Tempo 156)
on Green Dolphin street by Kaper / Washington
Oleo by Sonny Rollins
Ornithology by Charly Parker (this version not so fast. Tempo 145)
A night in Tunesia (Trio version) by Dizzy Gillespie
Boplicity by Charlie Parker (Bebop classic. Tempo 190)
Isotope by Joe Henderson (abstract, Tempo 167)
Stella By Starlight by Victor Young, as played by Miles Davis
Au Privave by Charlie Parker (Bebop classic in Tempo 200)
Reincarnation of a lovebird by Charly Mingus
I Could Write a Book as played by Miles Davis
Lazy Bird by John Coltrane
Scrapple From The Apple by Charlie Parker. Timeless Bebop
Straight No Chaser by Th. Monk. A must

Modern Jazz

Bud Powell by Chick Corea (Tempo 176) Interesting chorus. Piano accompaniment exactly in the style of Chick Corea with Gary Burton
Joshua (as played by Miles Davis)
Speak Like A Child by Herbie Hancock
Waltz For Debbie by Bill Evans
Emily by Johnny Mercer/ Bill Evans
Driftin' by Herbie Hancock. Cool modern Bebop with magisterial piano accompaniment
Nicas dream by Horace Silver
One For Helen by Bill Evans (Tempo 218, half time Latin Groove)
Groove Yards by Carl Perkins (Tempo 105) Floating and relaxed version of the well-known classic
Nardis by Miles Davis (Improvisation is easier as you may think)
Song for my father by Horace Silver (Bossa. Tempo 124)
Alone Together as played by Miles Davis (Modern Jazz Groove
Ana Maria by Wayne Shorter (Unusual chords. Modern Jazz)
La Fiesta by Chick Corea (6/8, Tempo 208, Spanish Jazz. Excessive arrangement, solos not too difficult.

Afro Cuban and Latin Jazz

Shiny Stockings (Salsa Version) by Frank Foster. Very surprising Salsa Version of an old Swing tune.
Poinciana by Bernier / Simon
Spain by Chick Corea
Manteca by Dizzy Gillespie (Salsa version. Tempo 177)
Alone Together (Salsa Version) Modern interpretation by a Salsa Band. Very hot !!!
Better Days Ahead by Pat Metheny
Recado Bossa Nova by Djamla Ferreira
500 Miles High by Chick Corea
Mas que nada (Salsa. Tempo 174)
Eye Of The Beholder by Chick Corea. Salsa - Fusion. Theme not as difficult. Solos in Salsa- Groove. Hot!
Captain Marvel by Chick Coreal
Bluesette by Toots Thielemans (Jazz Standard as hot Salsa.
Nature Boy as played by Nat King Cole (Jazz Ballade as cool Latin)
Pensativa by Claire Fisher (jazzy Bossa. Tempo 149)

Latin and Bossa Nova

Black Orpheus (Evergreen, very good start to improvisation. Tempo 123)
Chega de saudade by Jobim (Syncopes, syncopes. Tempo 148)
Autumn leaves (Latin Version) (Best start to improvisation.
Agua De Beber by Jobim (Tempo 165)
Desafinado by Jobim (Tempo 167)
Blue Bossa by Kenny Dorham (Tempo 158)
Girl from Ipanema by Jobim (Evergreen. Tempo 131)
One note Samba (Very good exercise to play Latin chords. Tempo 163)
Triste by Jobim (Bossa. Tempo 145)
Wave by Jobim (Bossa, Tempo 136)
A Felicidade by Jobim (Tempo 146) Beautiful but complex Bossa Nova
Meditation by Jobim (Tempo 138)
Favela by A.C. Jobim (Spacy Bossa, not difficult, Tempo 118)
Night and day by Cole Porter (Bossa, Tempo 152)

Groove Jazz, easy to play

Cantaloupe Island by Herbie Hancock. Steady Groove.
Little sunflower by Freddie Hubbard (Jazz Rock. Tempo 92)
Mood indigo by Duke Ellington (Tempo 100)
(The) Preacher by Horace Silver
Stolen Moments by Oliver Nelson (Tempo 117)
Chameleon by Herbie Hancock (Tempo 101).
Chicken Shack by Jimmy Smith (Tempo 128)
Mercy Mercy Mercy by Joe Zawinul (Tempo 88) This song is beyond all styles. To improvise to this song means to practise ones feelings
Caravan (Hot Latin- Rock groove with percussion)
Chatanoogoo choo choo (well known melody. Tempo 121)
Killer Joe by Benny Golson (improvise freely, Tempo 125)

Autumn in New York

by Vernon Duke (slow, simple and beautiful)

Alice’s Restaurant

(bluesy Traditional, simple, Tempo 100)

Blue train by John Coltrane (Improvise straight ahead. Tempo 145)

Choose your instrument, please

Early Swing and Gypsy Jazz from the 20ies

A Good Man is Hard to Find

Aunt Hagar’s Blues

Baby Won't You Please Come Ho

Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives

Carolina In The Morning

Chicago

Down By The Riverside

Eh Las Bas

I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None of My Jelly Roll

I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate

Indiana

Limehouse Blues

Margie

Rock a Bye Your Baby

St. James Infirmary

Choose your instrument, please

Extracts from diverse Songs (mp3)

Jazz
Cool Jazz
Post Bop
Cool Swinging Bebop
Fresh Jazz
Latin Jazz
Straight ahead Bebop
Jazz Ballade
Traditional Jazz

Contemporary interpretations
Great Grand Piano and grandiose pianist
Originally originals
Different faces of Latin

Soft Jazz and Latin
Smooth Bossa
Jazz related Pop

Electric Smiles
Soul Funk
Good Old Rock Legends
Blues Rock

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Early Swing and Gypsy Jazz from the 20ies

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