MINS eV. 8-08 Vad 5 ICS Ain't Misbehavin’ (GREAT AMERICAN All of Me. brant Breezin’ Caravan Don't Get Around Much Anymore Gentle Rain Good Morning, Heartache Here's That Rainy Day Ina Sentimental Mood In Your Own Sweet Way It Don't Mean a Thing (if It Ain't Got That Swing) Laura Lush Life Mist Moonlight in Vermont My Foolish Heart On Green Dolphin Street Over the Rainbow Prelude to a Kiss Satin Doll The Shadow of Your Smile Softly, As | Leave You Solitude Stardust Straighten Up and Fly Right Take Five Take the "A’ Train This Masquerade What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life? What's New? Nees Alfred ws] Mater do por derechos de autoree aCe Sy Piano songs STANDARDS & JAZZ Produced by ‘fred Muse Po. tor 1002 Van Nuys, CA 91410-0003 alfred. com Feed nn s04-10: ate 120-6 |SBN-13:978-1-4705-32022 over Phat Material protegido por derechos de autorcontents True Ain't Misbehavin AtLast AlLof Me. Blue Moon Breezin! Caravan, Do Nothin’ Till You Hear from Me Don't Get Around Much Anymore Emily Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue Gentle Rain Good Morning, Heartache Here's That Rainy Day. I'm in the Mood for Love Ina Sentimental Mood In Your Own Sweet Way Invitation, ItDon't Mean a Thing (I It Ain't Got That Swing) Just Friends Laura Lush Life Misty. Moonglow Moonlight in Vermont. Moonlight Serenade PACE 10 12 15 18 a 24 26 29 32 34 40 7 42 45 2B et 54 56 58 62 65 68 ame More Than You Know My Foolish Heart Theme from New York, New York Nice'n' Easy On Green Dolphin Street Over the Rainbow. Polka Dots and Moonbeams. Prolude to a Kiss, Satin Doll The Shadow of Your Smile Softly, As | Leave You Solitude. Stardust Stars Fell on Alabama Stompin’ at the Savoy Straighten Up and Fly Right. Street of Dreams. Take Five Take the A’ Train. This Masquerade Try a Little Tenderness ‘What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life? What's New?. You Must Believe in Spring. You Stepped Out of a Dream PACE 74 76 79 82 84 87 94 7 100 102 304 106 108 a 14 a7 120 123 126 235 332 138 atAIN’T MISBEHAVIN’ Words by Music by ANDY RAZAF THOMAS "FATS" WALLER, and HARRY BROOKS Moderate swing (« =92) (49=~ 2 c el Dm? or c brat Tz 7 cad f TH A f i ii i tf fi Hf (vt peta Refrain: Dm? arc Gm C7 OF BH be Noone to tatkwith, |? alt by mys No one to walk with, but | 'm hap-py_on— the shell. > . bere Aint mis-be-hav-in, | [rm sav-inr my ore for |yon. 1 know for cor tain the one I love. Fm through with fliet-in', is] just you I'm think - in’ of + - Aint ebapava’-2-4 «© 120 Ronen EMI MILLS MUSING, CHAPPELL 8. C0.NG ard RAZAF MUSIE CO faterial protegid:Ss —— | he 3 3 ve DIA Al ¢ el | . * Am Like Jack Hor-ner inthe cor-ner, don't go no- where; what do 1 care GD Gaim? AmT DT GT AT opt ca c Célim7 7 a i = f i = oe Your kisses | are worth wait-in’ | for, be - | tieve 1 don't stay out late, Dm? aoc Gm oc? oF BibT cS AT o ed don't eare to go. Tm home a-bout eight, just |meand my ra - di-o, $ Tm sav-in’ my love for |you. Aint bobo -2-2AT LAST Lyrics by Music by MACK GORDON HARRY WARREN Gm? cr = =. = Sp my lore has come a 3 e (ovith pedal Dm? Gmy Dm7 Gmt = oe My Jone ~ ly days are DIb9 and life is ike sebnet-3-1 .© 190 (Rerowed TWENTIETH CENTURY MUS CORPORATION fl Ht 4 Ef = lp = Peters “jae & 7 ~—- Jas ‘a1 Ritts Conolsar sasnnetered by EM FEIT CATALOG ING. Puseng} a ALFRED MUSIC (Prin)Gm cre) RE heart was wrapped in the night I fooked at we that T could F Dnt ET Am. (eo a speak 10, dream that ny own. found @ | oF & : wo press ay fohesk te, oahitepat | 1 have nev-er sola 9-2cr. known, Gm CI, i sie When you || smite, Dm? fe Gm vyou smiled, oh, 7, E S nd then the spell was Dm? He HT and here we are in |heaw ~ rye if [6 Lope . ¢ - for— you aw mine at. [ast z ¢ a: = iz z= | FEE pI69 bia Cas FO) : - a ~ "| : ii e ro. oe oe c eae = = ——— —— os re dim op © o ber oa a Po Soe: : - z : o ° slat 9.3ALL OF ME Words and Music by GERALD MARKS and ‘SEYMOUR SIMONS: — Oi mf 4 oO Moderately (4 = 100) Dot DmuG G19 Elim? bm? G7 ei Hf fe - e |g fe sy 2 —S z 2 eo 2 oF ——! a f (vith peda) Refrain: c a be Eat IP why not take | all ar iin bn Hs : Nee Heys | oe te |S Fo] ne woe wine PPT (8, a= — ¢ * . ie E09 6 oF be Take my e lips: 15181 Fenenee) ROUND HL. SCNGS, SONWATY MUSIC PUBUSHING LLG and MARLONG MUSIC "Saaaan Fgh Contolis oy BOURNE COTH nev - er use ‘them, c 8 ar a —- , = i = 3 fos F ? % ae # Fe 2 us # Your god -bye Tet me with eyes that ery bet + 2s — a ' f ? | 2 3 oe + g on, dear, with -/ out FE Fin6 Em? Ems AT Deis) i i fl F You took the | pant that Jonce not take pavG G7 Ebdim? = Dm? GT ct Enc c qe f it tt tH i ef 2 2 i = ay eee aloof me? me? rite dim, ‘mp La: die 3) 2 te 7 f $14 9 ota 2-2BLUE MOON Lyrics by Musio by LORENZ HART RICHARD RODGERS Moderate swing (6 Refrain: ae Gr a rE Dm? 4 A F ie of mioon, be Z (wie pedal Gm7 cr FE Dw? Gm i i i Ee tf you saw me stand-ing a ~ lone without a dream in my heart | with-out a love of my own, Blue | moon, you knew just what Twas there | (©1504 (Renenes) METRO GOLDWYN. MAYERING, Ata Conta an med o Ei AOBBNS GATALOD Ne PuD a) ond ALFRED MUSIC (Pn) faterial protegido por derDm? G7 BE ESS], you heard me say ~ a pray'r m7 nye Bn f a a i i = | r 8 8 g someone 1 eal -Iy could care | for. And thon there jot ey ont : pw ant © IE a —————— oes =i === . | z 73 be 3 ud deti-1y, appeared te Hore ie ihe ay | oer ay EMA Oe) ; bes bis I 3 S o 2 “s bom? wr a e 7 a | SS - i FF (es LWT «iy gO hove 1 heard some fod = y whis-per, "Please a =| dore me And when 1 je be » a J pee ueNoen-3-2z et é ber Gm e 5 g Sf iF 5 Fa . =e 5 = === —— oe ee ao ee ot a Rem ay tee = £ f 2 f F Dov Guz Bic ‘i Ant £ & i : & : 9 x —— lG-o : a be \° rf s * = mw ose a a owl! he m . lot G7 7 iB ¥ Bbmo ¥ wal i i R ge — : z woe e— > * 5 2 | oe =f F if a | 4 : —— 4 2 2 z $ ueNoen-3-3BREEZIN’ Words and Music by BOBBY WOMACK Moderately, with a half-time feel (« = 160) (- = 80) NC. maj? pEEaEseas SI eee 6 cmap ant i : : (pts a ee ee 7 a fea 9-4 (©1971 (Renenes) ABKCOMUSE, INC, 89 Fh hanve: low er, NY 1000 and EM LNARTT CATALOG ING, rch Pre Pht Anstey AL Fae MUSIC PUBLISHING CO. NCAm? Din? 6750s Amt Dmt cmaj To Coda 9 Am? Dm? 6 rea 3-2Dm? G maj? Am? DS ® al Coda! 0 Coda Din G cmaj? Am? Dmg © rea 3-9image not availableimage not availableimage not availableimage not availableimage not availableimage not availableimage not availableimage not availableimage not availableimage not available2 Dat Gis 6763) Emmbs bors AT wet in the fire = tight. | As my Dm? Gis ams) c Gi3us G75) F ay it To mi Ap ream s Ms ee — te — mrs) Bm E769) An? BbIaGID) be your love «© 1965 enone EM UNART CATALDG IN Exclaim fy ALFRED MUSICimage not availableimage not availableimage not available36 cn cms) cms cm om? 3 ith 3 7 om i z fen Hh HH Les — ——_—, =, = = — a oS ee Z 3 Good morn-ing, heartache, | here we go. a-pain Givod mom-ing, heart-ache, you're the fal f Bm79—Bbn7 Amz Aim " HH o — ° s “02 fone who knew me when. Might aswell get ased to you fang - in’ a-rouna 2 , z # i be + + = ay iT Gn? F Dn? G789 ‘ —— * = z zee « 9 . a ie Good morn ~ ing, heart = ache, sit down, aim, e s oon = aa z ara 3 iz a Gn? crlés) & Bi fit z f a Good am ‘GeodWetnng.Hearche 3-3 ing, heart ~ vit edim, ache, y faterial protegidimage not availableimage not availableimage not available40 HERE’S THAT RAINY DAY Words by Music by JOHNNY BURKE JAMES WAN REUSEN Moderately slow (. = 84) G. Gua? DMF Bn bimes? 2 ds 4 ne [58 at 6 fem ame arr ey | a 58+ bg bg be 3 Po. nad (wih pe Ana o7 pr malt a6 ine a et Sig? Liisa) bt tH q ih 1s but fhere’s that rain = y cm? e Bongj7 Ebmaj? a T i that rain - y day they [told bout, and br Gmaj? Em Am? D7 cn cy a An Jaughed at the thought that it | might turn out this | way ©1068 (Rempad Mie SALES CoRPOFATION and BOURNE C0 faterial protegidimage not availableimage not availableimage not availablecr NG Dintinaj?) [ye — a : £ e bat Gming?) Gu ents u Be = = = bee o — | inane: @ see ge Inase sag eg Sh myseewemr me ' Lee + 5H 4 £ oo e ba cn is i f fe = 2 xz: ol us . ‘i wl lo . t bo 2 |e f f : 1 NC Gm7 C169) oe Ina sen = ti - men tal i edi. by Ina Sontmentl Mood 3-3image not availableimage not availableimage not available48 INVITATION Lyries by Musio by PAUL FRANCIS WEBSTER BRONISLAU KAPER ‘Moderately (¢ = 104) Cnt te Ds \ @Pso xT Ft ae tte et 5: + op] You and "your smile hold astrange in - 4 ft = fon Somehow it PE sleR OR pk RE we've shared our dreams, but fvhere? z ebm? Time af - ter cme. in a roomsul of fstrang - ers. out of the be et 1919441955 (Coprighte enone) METRO-GOL DWV AYER INC Fights Conole na need Ell ROBSNIS CATAL INC Punsning| and ALFRED MUSIC Pen) Riis Resowes0 pip ain i sud-den - ly you 2 be cént Fans) Bn? 5 i zi you're the glow of temp | ta Lit = te * * E745) Ant A . is— [eS slane-ing my way in the gray of the | dawn hey ot: te be be § pies) Gm Fh el He 3B ag al-ways your eyes smile that stange in vi | Then you are ea vit ons font 2 = + 8 f _SSs> . vor wes shomewes oes ee vn tS — Ha o eimage not availableimage not availableimage not availableaa You have either reached a page that is unavailable for viewing or reached your viewing limit for this book.aa You have either reached a page that is unavailable for viewing or reached your viewing limit for this book.image not available56 Lyrics by Music by JOHNNY MERCER DAVID RAKSIN Slowly (= 82) AI3 A9GS) —— Am7 GD Bmmb9 E765) _ET » EE a T RE 2 ue ri rie 68 o Refrain: Am? DI1G9 Gmaj? Ps is theface in the | mist -—y Gm? enb9) Fmaj? r F aii Ie cae , 2 tie o b : = age foot steps that you hear down the | fall 2 1 ry Z a ee t ° ‘ Fm? Fm} Bk Bsmai? that floats on a mer night ve be © 1045 Renu) by TWENTIETH CENTURY MUSIC CORPORATION ‘mvnightsyeacksag at Cartan ane Rdbietors by EU SEBENS GATLOG NC, xcve Pt Mos Coulson arnatoodby ALFRED USCimage not availableimage not availableimage not availableFimaj? st 2 a ait E by, 5 = == Sf et s He gs bow: E iid se sow | tite =|" ity, aeons ok 1} ae = ep ee Bbmaj7 F719) hearts Bbmgj7 be 2 could on = ly Fmt RB in Par- is will , ee ‘ = ‘ : = oe id te ag, ie é ie © a = cae the bite of «ty | mT cae to | smile in ite of it | : otis i : eee ue te be. i — T je ve Eb 6. 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