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Night train

Jimmy Forrest took the 12 bar clues based 'Happy Go Luck Local' created by Duke Ellington and turned it into this incredibly effective driving jazz standard, made famous by Jimmy Smith, etc. With optional high/low trumpets our chart by Jerry Sh...

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No Name Jive

No Name Jive is a huge six & a half minutes long and drives from beginning to end. The band needs to be light & crisp in order to achieve the relaxed feel that makes the number work so well. There are some instrument doubles. Saxes 1, 2 &a...
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Ol' Man River

Heath recorded two slightly different versions of the chart, the only difference being that the 'Palladium Revisited' chart kicks off in G before modulating to Bb then Ab, whilst the 'Kern for Moderns' version starts in Bb. We prefer this Palladiu...
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Old Devil Moon

A great jazz standard arranged by the king of swinging charts, Dave Wolpe. This arrangement features a written-out trumpet solo and a few sax section solis. The lead trumpet part goes to written B abo...
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Old MacDonald

Nelson Riddle took this simple children's nursery rhyme & created a swinging masterpiece.The chart opens in the key of E & modulates chromatically to the final key of A all the while adding layers of backing from the band.Rhythm, then S...

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