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The Jamming Book: Compiled by Andrea Vicari
The Jamming Book: Compiled by Andrea Vicari
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compiled by
Andrea Vicari
C Jam Blues
Bb swing
q = 120
D7 G7 D7
G7 D7
A7 G7 D7
C7
F7 C7
C7
F7
G7
F7 C7
2
Eb
C Jam Blues
swing
q = 120
D7
A7
A7
D7
A7
D7
E7
A7
G7 C7 G7
C7 G7
D7
C7 G7
3
F7 C7
G7 F7 C7
Eb7 Bb7
F7 Eb7 Bb7
4
q = 120
F7
C7
C7
F7 C7
F7
G7
C7
Eb7
Bb7
F7
Eb7
Bb7
5
Bb
Billies Bounce C.Parker
G7 C7 G7
3
Bm7 G7 E7(b9)
C7
D7
G7
Am7
G blues scale
A blues scale
6
Eb
Billies Bounce
C.Parker
3
D7 G7 D7
D7 F#m7
B7(b9)
G7
A7
Em7
D7
D blues scale
B7 A7 E7
E blues scale
7
Gm7
F7
C7
F blues scale
Bag's Groove
Milt Jackson
G7
C7 G7
D7 C7 G7
G blues scale
8
Bass clef
Billies Bounce C.Parker
F7 Bb7 F7
3
F7 Am7 D7(b9)
Bb7
C7 F7
Gm7
F blues scale
Bag's Groove
Milt Jackson
G7
C7 G7
C7
D7
G7
G blues scale
9
Bb
Fly Me to the Moon is made up from the primary triads of Bb major.They are arranged in a cycle of 5ths
which creates both major and minor II V I progressions.
25 Dm7b5 G7b9
Cm7 F7
Eb
Fly Me to the Moon is made up from the primary triads of Ab major.They are arranged in a cycle of 5ths
which creates both major and minor II V I progressions.
9 Dm7
Gm7 C7
Fmaj7
17 Dm7 Gm7 C7
Fmaj7 F7
25
Gm7
C7
Am7b5 D7b9
29
Gm7
C7
Fmaj7
Em7b5 A7b9
11
Fly Me to the Moon is made up from the primary triads of Ab major.They are arranged in a cycle of 5ths
Piano which creates both major and minor II V I progressions.
Bass
Fly Me to the Moon is made up from the primary triads of Ab major.They are arranged in a cycle of 5ths
which creates both major and minor II V I progressions.
9 Fm7
Bbm7 Eb7
Abmaj7
25
Cm7b5 F7b9
Bbm7 Eb7
29
Bbm7
Eb7
Abmaj7 Gm7b5 C7b9
13
Bb part
Honeysuckle Rose is in the key of G major and has a simple II V I sequence in the first section. The middle 8
is a string of dominant sevenths to land back to the home key of G.
Honeysuckle Rose
Fats Waller
Am7 D7 Am7 D7 Am7 D7 Am7 D7
17 G7 [F#dim/G] [Gº] G7 C7
A7 [G#dim/A] [Aº] A7 D7
21
Honeysuckle Rose is in the key of D major and has a simple II V I sequence in the first section. The middle 8
is a string of dominant sevenths to land back to the home key of D.
Honeysuckle Rose
Em7 A7 Em7 A7 Em7 A7 Em7 A7
9 Em7 A7 Em7 A7 Em7 A7 Em7 A7
17 D7 [C#dim/D] [Dº] D7 G7
21
E7 [D#dim/E]
[Eº]
E7 A7
25
Em7 A7 Em7
A7
Em7 A7
Em7
A7
C part
Honeysuckle Rose is in the key of F major and has a simple II V I sequence in the first section. The middle 8
is a string of dominant sevenths to land back to the home key of F.
Honeysuckle Rose
Fats Waller
Gm7 C7 Gm7 C7 Gm7 C7 Gm7 C7
21 G7 [F#dim/G] [Gº] G7 C7
Honeysuckle Rose
Fats Waller
Gm7
C7 Gm7
C7
Gm7 C7 Gm7
C7
9
Gm7
C7 Gm7
C7
Gm7 C7 Gm7
C7
17 F7 [Edim/F] [Fº] F7 Bb7
21
G7 [F#dim/G]
[Gº]
G7
C7
25
Gm7 C7 Gm7
C7
Gm7 C7 Gm7
C7
Bb part
Scrapple is based on the chords of Honeysuckle Rose with a different cycle of 5ths for the middle eight.
The melody is pure bebop-quite complex, ornate and chromatic.
13 Gmaj7 Am7
Gmaj7 D7 G Am7
3
3
17 B7 E7
21 A7 D7
Gmaj7 D7 Am7
29
Am7
3
Gmaj7 G
3
18
Eb part
Scrapple is based on the chords of Honeysuckle Rose with a different cycle of 5ths for the middle eight.
The melody is pure bebop-quite complex, ornate and chromatic.
Em7 A7
Dmaj7 Em7
5
Dmaj7
3
3 F#m7 B7
Em7
9 Em7 A7 A7b9 3
13
Dmaj7 Em7
A7
Dmaj7 Em7
D
3 3
17 F#7 B7
21 E7 A7
Em7 3
25 Em7 A7 A7b9
29
Dmaj7 Em7
A7
Dmaj7 Em7 D
3
3
19
C part
Scrapple is based on the chords of Honeysuckle Rose with a different cycle of 5ths for the middle eight.
The melody is pure bebop-quite complex, ornate and chromatic.
17 A7 D7
21 G7 C7
20
Bass clef
Scrapple is based on the chords of Honeysuckle Rose with a different cycle of 5ths for the middle eight.
The melody is pure bebop-quite complex, ornate and chromatic.
5
Fmaj7 Gm7
C7
3
Fmaj7 Gm7
Am7
D7
3
Gm7 3
9 Gm7
C7
C7b9
13
3
Fmaj7 Gm7
C7
3 Fmaj7
Gm7 F
17 A7 D7
21 G7 C7
Gm7
25 Gm7
C7
C7b9
3
29
Fmaj7 3 Gm7
C7
3 Fmaj7
Gm7 F
21
This classic tune is made up of major and minor II V I sequences in the home key and it's relative minor..
Bb part
Autumn Leaves
(or Les Feuilles Morts)
A Joseph Cosma
Dm7 G7 Cma7 Fma7
A
10 Dm7 G7 Cma7 Fma7
B
18 Bm7(b5) E7(b9) Am7 A7
F7
30 Bm7(b5) E7(b9) Am7
A7
22
This classic tune is made up of major and minor II V I sequences in the home key and it's relative minor..
Eb part
Autumn Leaves
(or Les Feuilles Morts)
A Joseph Cosma
Am7 D7 Gma7 Cma7
6 F#m7(b5) B7(b9) Em7 E7
A
10 Am7 D7 Gma7 Cma7
E7
B
18 F#m7(b5) B7(b9) Em7
Em7 C#7
Em7 G7
C Ebm7 Dm7
26 F#m7(b5) B7(b9) Em7
C7
30 F#m7(b5) B7(b9) Em7 E7
23
C part This classic tune is made up of major and minor II V I sequences in the home key and it's relative minor..
Autumn Leaves
(or Les Feuilles Morts)
A Joseph Cosma
Cm7 F7 Bbma7 Ebma7
G7
B
18 Am7(b5) D7(b9) Gm7
Eb7
Am7(b5) D7(b9) Gm7
30 G7
24
This classic tune is made up of major and minor II V I sequences in the home key and it's relative minor..
Am7(b5) D7(b9) Gm7 G7
6
A
10
Cm7 F7
Bbma7 Ebma7
Am7(b5) D7(b9) Gm7 Gm7
14
B
Am7(b5) D7(b9) Gm7 G7
18
22 Cm7 F7 Bbma7 Ebma7
Gm7 Bb7
Gm7 Gbm7 Fm7 E7
C
26
Am7(b5) D7(b9)
Gm7
Eb7
30
Am7(b5)
D7(b9)
Gm7
G7
25
This calypso piece moves quickly through the chords of D major, using the sequence
of I, IV, III, VI, II, V, I. There are some dominant seventh chords introduced
which makes the pull towards the chord II stronger. (see bars 2,6,9.) The ending
uses the major III chord and a diminished seventh.
Bb part
St Thomas
Sonny Rollins
D6 G F#m7 B7 Em7 A7 D6
D6 G F#m7 B7 Em7 A7 D6
D7 C7 B7 Em7 A7
7
D6 F#7 G G#dim D/A A7 D6
Eb
St Thomas
Sonny Rollins
A6
A6 D C#m7 F#7 Bm7 E7
C#m7
F#7
A6 D Bm7 E7 A6
A7 G7 F#7 Bm7 E7
A6
A6 C#7
D D#dim
A/E
E7
26
This calypso piece moves quickly through the chords of C major, using the sequence
of I, IV, III, VI, II, V, I. There are some dominant seventh chords introduced
which makes the pull towards the chord II stronger. (see bars 2,6,9.) The ending
uses the major III chord and a diminished seventh.
C part
St Thomas
Sonny Rollins
C6 F Em7 A7 Dm7 G7 C6
C6 F Em7 A7 Dm7 G7 C6
C7 Bb7 A7 Dm7 G7
7
C6 E7 F F#dim C/G G7 C6
Bass St Thomas
Sonny Rollins
C6
F
C6 Em7
A7
Dm7 G7
F Em7 A7
C6 Dm7 G7 C6
C7 Bb7 A7 Dm7 G7
C6
C6 E7
F F#dim
C/G
G7
27
This well known 3/4 tune can be played as a ballad or a medium swing. The bass can create different rhythmic
grooves by playing h., then q.q. and finally qqq per bar. (Save last one for solos)
Dm7 A7(b9) D7 G7
5
9 Em7
D#dim Dm7
G7
13 Em7
D#dim Dm7
G7
Dm7 A7(b9) D7 G7
21
Gm7
C7 Fma7
F#dim
25
This well known 3/4 tune can be played as a ballad or a medium swing. The bass can create different rhythmic
grooves by playing h., then q.q. and finally qqq per bar. (Save last one for solos)
21
Am7 E7(b9) A7 D7
25
Dm7
G7
Cma7 C#dim
Bbma7 D7 [E7] Ebma7
G7(b9)
5 Cm7 G7(b9) C7 F7
9 Dm7
C#dim
Cm7
F7
13 Dm7
C#dim
Cm7
F7
17
Bbma7 D7 [E7] Ebma7
G7(b9)
21 Cm7 G7(b9) C7 F7
Fm7
Bb7 Ebma7
Edim
25
30
This well known 3/4 tune can be played as a ballad or a medium swing. The bass can create different rhythmic
Bass grooves by playing h., then q.q. and finally qqq per bar. (Save last one for solos)
G7(b9)
5 Cm7
C7
F7
G7(b9)
21 Cm7
C7
F7
25 Fm7
Bb7
Ebma7 Edim
This fun tune was made famous by Duke Ellington and also Chris McGregor and the blue notes. The harmony
is made up of major and minor II V Is and moves away from the home key, especially in the middle section.
F^ Gm7 C7
F^ Gm7 C7
5
F^ Am7(b5) D7(b9) Gm7 Bbm7 Eb7
9
13 F^ C7 F[7]
gliss
Bbm7
F^
17 Eb7
5 5
Bbm7 Gm7
Eb7
C7
21
5
25 F^ Gm7 C7
F^ Gm7 C7
29
F^ Am7(b5) D7(b9) Gm7
33
F^ Gm7 C7
F^ Gm7 C7
5
Gm7
9 F^ Am7(b5) D7(b9) Bbm7 Eb7
gliss
F^ C7 F[7]
13
Bbm7 F^
17 Eb7
5 5
Bbm7 Gm7
Eb7
C7
21
5
25 F^ Gm7 C7
F^ Gm7 C7
29
Gm7
33 F^ Am7(b5) D7(b9)
gliss
Bbm7 Eb7 F^ C7 F[7]
36
33
This fun tune was made famous by Duke Ellington and also Chris McGregor and the blue notes. The harmony
is made up of major and minor II V Is and moves away from the home key, especially in the middle section.
Eb saxophone
Purple Gazelle
(or Angelica) Duke Ellington arr. Andrea Vicari
C^ Dm7 G7
C^ Dm7
5 G7
9
C^ Em7(b5)
A7(b9)
Dm7
Fm7 Bb7
C^ G7 C[7]
13
gliss
Fm7 Bb7 C^
17
5 5
21 Fm7 Bb7 Dm7 G7
5
25
C^
Dm7
G7
Dm7
29 C^ G7
33 C^
Em7(b5)
A7(b9)
Dm7
36
Fm7 Bb7 C^ G7
C[7]
gliss
34
C^ Dm7 G7
5 C^ Dm7 G7
9 C^ Em7(b5) A7(b9) Dm7 Fm7 Bb7
C^ G7 gliss
13 C[7]
Fm7 Bb7 C^
17
5 5
25 C^ Dm7 G7
29 C^ Dm7 G7
C^ G7 gliss
36 Fm7 Bb7 C[7]
35
This fun tune was made famous by Duke Ellington and also Chris McGregor and the blue notes. The harmony
is made up of major and minor II V Is and moves away from the home key, especially in the middle section.
Eb^ Fm7 Bb7
Eb^ Fm7 Bb7
5
9 Eb^ Gm7(b5) C7(b9) Fm7 Abm7 Db7
13 Eb^ Bb7 Eb[7]
gliss
Abm7 Eb^
17
5 Db7
5
Abm7 Db7 Fm7 Bb7
21
5
25 Eb^ Fm7 Bb7
Eb^ Fm7 Bb7
Eb^ Fm7 Bb7
5
Fm7
9 Eb^ Gm7(b5) C7(b9) Abm7 Db7
Eb^ Bb7 gliss
Eb[7]
13
Abm7 Eb^
Db7
17
5 5
Abm7 Bb7
Fm7
21
Db7
5
Fm7
33 Eb^ Gm7(b5) C7(b9)
This fun tune was made famous by Duke Ellington and also Chris McGregor and the blue notes. The harmony
is made up of major and minor II V Is and moves away from the home key, especially in the middle section.
Eb^ Fm7 Bb7
5 Eb^
Fm7 Bb7
Abm7
Eb^ Gm7(b5) C7(b9)
Fm7 Db7
9
Eb^ Bb7 Eb[7]
13
gliss
Abm7
Db7 Eb^
17
5 5
Abm7
Fm7
Db7 Bb7
21
5
25
Eb^
Fm7
Bb7
29
Eb^
Fm7 Bb7
Eb^ Gm7(b5) C7(b9)
Fm7
Abm7 Db7
33
Eb^ Fm7 Bb7
5 Eb^
Fm7 Bb7
Fm7
9 Eb^ Gm7(b5) C7(b9)
Abm7
Db7
Eb^ Bb7 gliss
13 Eb[7]
5
29
Eb^
Fm7 Bb7
Fm7
33 Eb^
Gm7(b5)
C7(b9)
Bb part
Don't Know Why
Rock Ballad Norah Jones/Jesse Harris/arr.a.vicari
q=80
1. 2.
9 Am7 D7 G7sus4 Cma7 Am7 D7
13 Gma7 Am7 D7
Recorded by Norah Jones and also Pat Metheny, this attractive music has functional harmony, moving from 40
the home key in the very first bar to the subdominant in the second bar. It winds up back in the home key
by the fourth bar. Note how the melody moves down in 3rds in the first part of the tune.
Eb part
Don't Know Why
Rock Ballad Norah Jones/Jesse Harris/arr.a.vicari
q=80 Gma7 G7 Cma7 B7 Em7 A7 D7sus4 Gma7
5
Gma7 G7 Cma7 B7 Em7 A7 D7sus4 Gma7
1. 2.
9 Em7 A7 D7sus4 Gma7 Em7 A7
13 Dma7 Em7 A7
17
Dma7 Gma7 G7 Cma7 B7
21
Em7 A7 D7sus4 Gma7 Gma7 G7 Cma7 B7
q=80
Bbma7 Bb7 Ebma7
D7 Gm7 C7 F7sus4 Bbma7
5
Bbma7
Bb7 Ebma7
D7 Gm7 C7 F7sus4 Bbma7
1.
C7
2.
9
Gm7 C7
F7sus4 Bbma7 Gm7
13 Fma7
Gm7
C7
17 Fma7
Bb7
Bbma7 Ebma7 D7
21
Gm7 C7
F7sus4 Bbma7 Bbma7
Bb7 Ebma7
D7
Bbma7 Bb7 Ebma7 D7 Gm7 C7 F7sus4 Bbma7
Bbma7 Bb7 Ebma7 D7 Gm7 C7 F7sus4 Bbma7
1.Gm7 2.
C7
F7sus4 Bbma7
C7
Gm7
Fma7 Gm7 C7
Fma7 Bbma7 Bb7 Ebma7 D7
Gm7 C7 F7sus4 Bbma7 Bbma7 Bb7 Ebma7 D7
Gm7 C7 F7sus4 Bbma7 Gm7 C7 F7sus4 Bbma7
Bbma7 Bb7
Ebma7 D7 Gm7 C7 F7sus4 Bbma7 Bbma7 Bb7
D7
Ebma7 Gm7 C7 F7sus4 Bbma7
1. 2.
F7sus4 Bbma7 F7sus4 Bbma7
D7
Gm7 C7 F7sus4 Bbma7 Bbma7 Bb7 Ebma7 Gm7 C7 Gm7 C7
43 Georgia is a well known jazz standard and although it is firmly in the home key (major) the chords are made more colourful
with the use of dominant sevenths. (see bar 2,5 and 7.) The middle eight is in the key of the relative minor..
Bb part Georgia
slow swing/gospel like Hoagy Carmichael
Gma7 F#m7(b5) B7(b9) Em7 Em7/D C#m7(b5) Cm6
17 Bm7
Em7 F#7 Bm7 G7 Bm7
Em7 F#7
E7
Bm7
F#m7
F#7(b9) Bm7 C#7 B7 Em7 A7
21 Bm7
C#m7(b5)
C part Georgia
slow swing/gospel like Hoagy Carmichael
Fma7 Em7(b5) A7(b9) Dm7 Dm7/C Bm7(b5) Bbm6
Fma7 Em7(b5) A7(b9) Dm7
Dm7/C Bm7(b5) Bbm6
5 Am7
D7
Gm7 C7 Am7
D7
Gm7 C7(#5)
9
Fma7 Em7(b5) A7(b9) Dm7
Dm7/C Bm7(b5) Bbm6
13 Am7
D7
Gm7 G9 C7 Fma7 Em7(b5) A7(b9)
E7
21 Dm7 Em7(b5) A7(b9) Dm7
Am7 D7 Gm7 C7
25
Fma7 Em7(b5) A7(b9) Dm7
Dm7/C Bm7(b5) Bbm6
29 Am7
D7
Gm7 G9 C7 Fma7 [Gm7 C7]
47
MODES
Treble clef
Ionian mode ( fits chords- maj7, 6)
Aeolian mode ( fits chords- m7b6)
Locrian mode ( fits chords- m7b5)
48
MODES
Bass clef
Ionian mode ( fits chords- maj7, 6)
49
So What is a classic modal tune based on the dorian mode. It moves up a semi tone
for the middle section and then back to the original key for the last 8 bars.
It is a different concept to the standard jazz tunes in that there are no functional
chords (II, V, I e.t.c.) and the improvising although easier, needs a more creative approach.
Try exploring ranges, dynamics, motivic development and rhythm.
Bb part
So What Miles Davis
q = 96 swing
Em7
6
Fm7
10
18
Em7
22
So What is a classic modal tune based on the dorian mode. It moves up a semi tone 50
for the middle section and then back to the original key for the last 8 bars.
It is a different concept to the standard jazz tunes in that there are no functional
chords (II, V, I e.t.c.) and the improvising although easier, needs a more creative approach.
Try exploring ranges, dynamics, motivic development and rhythm.
Eb part
q = 96 swing
Bm7
Cm7
10
14
51 So What is a classic modal tune based on the dorian mode. It moves up a semi tone
for the middle section and then back to the original key for the last 8 bars.
It is a different concept to the standard jazz tunes in that there are no functional
chords (II, V, I e.t.c.) and the improvising although easier, needs a more creative approach.
Try exploring ranges, dynamics, motivic development and rhythm. Miles Davis
C part q = 96
Dm7
So What
swing
Ebm7
51
Dm7
Bass clef melody
So What
Dm7
Ebm7
Dm7
52
So What is a classic modal tune based on the dorian mode. It moves up a semi tone
for the middle section and then back to the original key for the last 8 bars.
It is a different concept to the standard jazz tunes in that there are no functional
chords (II, V, I e.t.c.) and the improvising although easier, needs a more creative approach.
Try exploring ranges, dynamics, motivic development and rhythm.
Bass
So What Miles Davis
q = 96 swing
Dm7
2.
1.
Dm7
Ebm7
Dm7
Ebm7
Dm7
(After last solo to take it back to the top)
Dm7
FORM AABA
53
q = 200
Milestones
Bb Part Fast Swing
Miles Davis
Am7 (A dorian)
5
9 Am7
Cm7
13
Bm7 (B aeolian)
17
Cm7
21
Bm7
25
Bbm7
29
33 Am7
(A dorian)
37
q = 200 Milestones
Miles Davis
Eb Part Fast Swing
Em7
(E dorian)
5
Em7
9
Gm7
13
(F# aeolian)
17 F#m7
21
Gm7
25 F#m7
29
Fm7
37
55
C part
Milestones
q = 200 Miles Davis
Fast Swing
Gm7
(G dorian)
5
9 Gm7
13
Bbm7
(A aeolian)
17 Am7
Bbm7
21
25 Am7
Abm7
29
33 Gm7 (G dorian)
Milestones uses the Dorian mode in the first section and the Aeolian mode in the middle. The head must be
played tightly with the articulation for a really driving swing tune! 56
Bass
Gm7 (G dorian)
Milestones Miles Davis
Fast Swing
q = 200
Walking bass in quavers
5
9 Gm7
13 Bbm7
Am7
17
21 Bbm7
Am7
25
29 Bbm7
33 Gm7
(G dorian)
37 Gm7
57
q = 200 Milestones
Miles Davis
Trombone Fast Swing
Gm7
(G dorian)
5
Gm7
9
Bbm7
13
Am7
(A aeolian)
17
21
Bbm7
25 Am7
29
Abm7
37
Bass clef melody Wayne's Thang 58
Funky Kenny Garrett arr. Andrea Vicari
q=160 on cue
Intro Em7
3
Cma9(#11)
7
3
FINE 2ND X
B7(#5) Em7
11
3
15 1. to tune
19 2.
Em7 Cma9(#11) D7sus4
solos
suggested scales
23 Em7
27 Cma9(#11)
B7(#5)
31
35
1. Em7
2. Em7
39
Cma9(#11) D7sus4
59 This piece has a simple chord sequence going from chord I to chord VI and then chord V. However the rate of change is
slow (every four bars) and it feels more like a a modal tune. The groove is quite funky in the head and the start of the
solos- a change to walking bass and more of a swing feel can create rhythmic interest. (Kenny Garrett does this
on his album 'Triology'). Note in the solo section the blues scale of the home key fits all chords.
Intro
F#m7 3
7 Dma9(#11)
3
C#7(#5) F#m7
11
3
15 1. To Tune
19 2.
F#m7 Dma9(#11) E7sus4
solos
suggested scales
23 F#m7
27 Dma9(#11)
C#7(#5)
31
1. F#m7
35
2. F#m7
39
Dma9(#11) E7sus4
This piece has a simple chord sequence going from chord I to chord VI and then chord V. However the rate of change is
slow (every four bars) and it feels more like a a modal tune. The groove is quite funky in the head and the start of the 60
solos- a change to walking bass and more of a swing feel can create rhythmic interest. (Kenny Garrett does this
on his album 'Triology'). Note in the solo section the blues scale of the home key fits all chords.
Intro
C#m7
3
Ama9(#11)
7
3
FINE 2ND X
G#7(#5) C#m7
11
3
15 1.
to tune
19 2.
C#m7 Ama9(#11) B7sus4
solos
suggested scales
23 C#m7
27 Ama9(#11)
G#7(#5)
31
1. C#m7
35
2. C#m7
39
Ama9(#11) B7sus4
61 This piece has a simple chord sequence going from chord I to chord VI and then chord V. However the rate of change is
slow (every four bars) and it feels more like a a modal tune. The groove is quite funky in the head and the start of the
solos- a change to walking bass and more of a swing feel can create rhythmic interest. (Kenny Garrett does this
on his album 'Triology'). Note in the solo section the blues scale of the home key fits all chords.
Wayne's Thang
C melody Funky Kenny Garrett arr. Andrea Vicari
q=160 on cue
Intro
Em7
3
Cma9(#11)
7
3
FINE 2ND X
B7(#5) Em7
11
3
15 1.
to tune
19 2.
Em7 Cma9(#11) D7sus4
solos
suggested scales
23 Em7
27 Cma9(#11)
31 B7(#5)
35
1. Em7
39 2. Em7
Cma9(#11) D7sus4
Wayne's Thang 62
Kenny Garrett arr. Andrea Vicari
q=160 Funky/swing
Intro
Bass Guitar
on cue
3 Em7
7
Cma9(#11)
FINE 2ND X
B7(#5)
11
Play an E!
15 1.
to tune
Em7
D7sus4
19 2. Cma9(#11)
Em7
solos
Maintain groove and then optional swing
23
Em7
Cma9(#11)
27
B7(#5)
31
Em7
35
1.
2.
C ma9(#11)
39
Em7 D7sus4
Canteloupe Island is one of Herbie Hancock's most famous compositions. There are three different chords
63 and the groove is maintained with a set piano and bass pattern.
Bb part
Canteloupe Island
Herbie Hancock
Funky
Gm7
Eb7
Em7
Gm7
Bb7
Bm7
Dm7
Canteloupe Island is one of Herbie Hancock's most famous compositions. There are three different chords 64
and the groove is maintained with a set piano and bass pattern.
Db7
Dm7
Fm7
Db7
Fm7
65
Db7
Dm7
Fm7
This tune is quite similar to Canteloupe Island with the groove having a set bass and piano
figure. The sequence is a 16 bar blues.
Watermelon Man
Groovy Herbie Hancock
F7
Bb7 F7
C13 Bb13
F7
67
This tune is quite similar to Canteloupe Island with the groove having a set bass and piano
Bb part figure. The sequence is a 16 bar blues.
Watermelon Man
Herbie Hancock
Groovy
G7
C7
G7
C13
D13
G7
Eb part
A13 G13 D7
This tune is quite similar to Canteloupe Island with the groove having a set bass and piano 68
figure. The sequence is a 16 bar blues.
Watermelon Man
Piano Herbie Hancock
Groovy
F7
Bb7 F7
C13 Bb13 C13 Bb13
C13 Bb13 F7
F7 Groovy
F7
Bb7
C13 Bb13
Bb13
C13 Bb13
F7
69
This tune is quite similar to Canteloupe Island with the groove having a set bass and piano
C melody figure. The sequence is a 16 bar blues.
Watermelon Man
Herbie Hancock
Groovy
F7
Bb7 F7
C13 Bb13
F7
Bb7 Bb7
Eb7 Eb7
Bb7 Bb7
Eb7 Eb7
Bb7
F7sus4 Bb7 F
C7 C7
F7 F7
C7
F7 C7
F7
C7
G7sus4 G
Am G Am G
Dm7 Em7
Am
Eb part
Mercy Mercy Jo Zawinul
q = 100
G7 G7
C7
C7
G7 G7
C7
C7
G7
G7
D7sus4 D
Em D Em
Am7
D
Em
Bm7
71
Mercy Mercy Jo Zawinul
Piano
q = 100 Bb7 Bb7
Eb7 Eb7
Bb7 Bb7
Eb7
Eb7
Bb7
F7sus4 Bb7 F
Cm7
Dm7
Gm
F Gm
F Gm
19
Mercy Mercy
Jo Zawinul
q = 100 Bb7 Eb7
Bb7 Eb7
Bass
Bb7 Eb7
Bb7 Eb7
Bb7
F7sus4
Bb7
F Cm7 Dm7 F Gm F Gm Gm
72
Bb saxophone Confit de Canard Eddie Harris
intro (or really Cold Duck Time)
q=120
G7
G7 head C7 C7
To coda on repeat Ebma7
G7
G7 C7
C7
G7
CODA
Ebma7 Fma7
G7
Ebma7 Ebma7
Ebma7 Fma7
Fma7
pno fill.....................................................
CODA
Ebma7 Ebma7
G7 G7
Fma7
pno fill.....................................................
intro
D7 G7 D7 G7
head
Bbma7
D7
G7
D7
To coda on repeat
G7
Bbma7 Cma7 D7
CODA
Bbma7 D7 pno fill..................................................... Bbma7 Bbma7 Cma7
Cma7
pno fill..................................................... Bbma7 Bbma7
D7 Cma7
D7
73
Confit de Canard
C melody (or really Cold Duck Time) Eddie Harris
q=120
intro
Piano F7
F7
F7 Bb7 Bb7
5
head
Pno.
To coda on repeat
F7
Dbma7
9
F7 Bb7
Bb7
Pno.
Ebma7
13
Dbma7
F7 Piano fill/solo break
Pno.
Dbma7
Dbma7 Ebma7
coda 17
F7
pno fill.....................................................
Pno.
Dbma7 Ebma7 Dbma7
21
F7
pno fill.....................................................
Pno.
Dbma7 Ebma7
25
F7
Pno.
Confit de Canard Eddie Harris
74
Bass q=120 F7 (or really Cold Duck Time)
F7 Bb7 F7 Bb7
F7 Bb7 F7 Dbma7 To coda on repeat
Bb7 Dbma7
Dbma7 Ebma7 Dbma7
F7
CODA
Ebma7
Dbma7 Ebma7 Dbma7 Dbma7
F7
Dbma7 Dbma7 Ebma7
F7 F7
Bass melody
Confit de Canard Eddie Harris
q=120 intro
(or really Cold Duck Time)
F7
F7 Bb7 Bb7
head
To coda on repeat
Dbma7
F7
Bb7
F7 Dbma7 Bb7
Dbma7 Ebma7
F7
CODA
Dbma7 Dbma7 Dbma7
Ebma7 Ebma7
F7 pno fill.....................................................
Dbma7 Dbma7 Ebma7
F7
F7
pno fill.....................................................
75
Morning
Clare Fischer
Bb part Latin
Dm7(b5)
F7
q = 120
G7(#5)
Cm7 F7 Dm7(b5) G7(#5) Cm7
C7(#9)
10 Fm7
3
Bb7 Gm7
Ebmaj7 Ab7 3
14
Fm7
C#7 Bb7 C7
18
Dm7(b5) G7(#5)
Cm7
F7
Dm7(b5)
G7(#5) Cm7
F7
CODA on cue
26
Dm7(b5) G7(#5)
Cm7 F7 Fill
C#maj7 Cm7
Fill
76
Morning
Clare Fischer
Latin
Eb part
Am7(b5)
q = 120 D7(#5) Gm7 C7 Am7(b5) D7(#5) Gm7 C7
G7(#9)
10 Cm7 F7 Dm7
3 3 Bbmaj7 Eb7
14 Cm7 F7 G#7 G7
CODA on cue
77
Morning
C melody Latin
Clare Fischer
Cm7(b5)
q = 120
F7(#5)
Bbm7 Eb7
Cm7(b5)
F7(#5)
Bbm7
Eb7
6 Ebm7 Ab7 Dbmaj7 Gbmaj7 Cm7(b5) F7(#5) Bbm7 Eb7 1st X only
Bb7(#9)
10 Ebm7 Ab7 Fm7
3 Gb7 3
Dbmaj7
14
Ebm7
B7 Ab7
Bb7
18 Cm7(b5)
F7(#5) Bbm7 Eb7
Cm7(b5)
F7(#5) Bbm7 Eb7
CODA on cue
6 Ebm7 Ab7 Dbmaj7 Gbmaj7 Cm7(b5) F7(#5) Bbm7 Eb7 1st X only
Bb7(#9)
10 Ebm7 Ab7 Fm7
3 Dbmaj7
3 Gb7
CODA on cue
q = 120 Cm7(b5) F7(#5) Bbm7 Eb7 Cm7(b5) F7(#5) Bbm7 Eb7 Ebm7
To coda last X
21 Ab7 Dbmaj7 Gbmaj7 Cm7(b5) F7(#5) Bbm7 Eb7
25 Cm7(b5) F7(#5) Bbm7 Eb7 Bmaj7 Bbmin7
FORM AABA
81
I Got Rhythm is the basis for many tunes. These are known as tunes on 'rhythm changes'.
The first 16 bars have chords I,VI,II,V, and the middle eight is a sequence of dominant
sevenths moving through the cycle of 5ths.
C Am7 G7 C G7 C
5 Dm7
E7
9 A7
13 D7 G7
Tune only
1.
C Am7 Dm7 G7 A7
21
C
Solos only
2.
Dm7 G7 C G7 C
25 Dm7
82
I Got Rhythm is the basis for many tunes. These are known as tunes on 'rhythm changes'.
The first 16 bars have chords I,VI,II,V, and the middle eight is a sequence of dominant
sevenths moving through the cycle of 5ths.
G Em7 Am7 D7 G Em7 Am7 D7
D7 G
G Em7 D7 G
5 Am7
B7
9 E7
13
A7 D7
G Em7 Am7 D7 G Em7 Am7 D7
17
Tune only
1.
21
G Em7
Am7
D7
G E7
Solos only
2.
25 Am7
D7 G D7 G
Am7
83
I Got Rhythm is the basis for many tunes. These are known as tunes on 'rhythm changes'.
The first 16 bars have chords I,VI,II,V, and the middle eight is a sequence of dominant
sevenths moving through the cycle of 5ths.
5 Bb Gm7 Cm7 F7 Bb F7 Bb
9 D7
G7
13 C7 F7
Tune only
1.
21 Bb Gm7 Cm7 F7 G7
Bb
Solos only
2.
25 Cm7 F7 Bb F7 Bb
Cm7
84
I Got Rhythm is the basis for many tunes. These are known as tunes on 'rhythm changes'.
The first 16 bars have chords I,VI,II,V, and the middle eight is a sequence of dominant
sevenths moving through the cycle of 5ths.
Bb Gm7 Cm7 F7 Bb Gm7 Cm7 F7
5
Bb
Gm7
Cm7
F7 Bb
F7 Bb
9 D7 G7
13 C7 F7
Bb Gm7 Cm7 F7 Bb Gm7 Cm7 F7
17
Tune only
Bb
1.
G7
21 Bb Gm7
Cm7
F7
Solos only
2.
25 Cm7
F7 Bb
Cm7 F7 Bb
29 Bb Gm7 Cm7 F7
85 This tune is based on 'rhythm changes'. It uses chord VI major as in bar 1 to make the pull to chord
II more effective. The melody is quirky, rhythmic and at times dissonant (clashy).
Bb part
Rhythm-a-ning T. Monk
C A7 Dm7 G7 C A7 Dm7 G7
C A7 C
5
G7
Dm7
9 E7 A7
13 D7 G7
17 C A7 Dm7 G7 C A7 Dm7 G7
C A7 C
21
G7
Dm7
This tune is based on 'rhythm changes'. It uses chord VI major as in bar 1 to make the pull to chord 86
II more effective. The melody is quirky, rhythmic and at times dissonant (clashy).
Eb part
Rhythm-a-ning T. Monk
G E7 Am7 D7 G E7 Am7 D7
G E7
G
5 D7
Am7
9 B7
E7
13 A7
D7
G E7 Am7 D7 G E7 Am7 D7
17
G E7 G
21 D7
Am7
87 This tune is based on 'rhythm changes'. It uses chord VI major as in bar 1 to make the pull to chord
II more effective. The melody is quirky, rhythmic and at times dissonant (clashy).
C part
Rhythm-a-ning T. Monk
Bb G7 Cm7 F7 Bb G7 Cm7 F7
5 Bb G7 Bb
F7
Cm7
9 D7 G7
13 C7 F7
17 Bb G7 Cm7 F7 Bb G7 Cm7 F7
21 Bb G7 Bb
F7
Cm7
This tune is based on 'rhythm changes'. It uses chord VI major as in bar 1 to make the pull to chord 88
II more effective. The melody is quirky, rhythmic and at times dissonant (clashy).
Bass melody
Rhythm-a-ning T. Monk
Bb G7 Cm7 F7 Bb G7 Cm7 F7
Bb G7
Bb
5 F7
Cm7
9 D7
G7
13 C7 F7
Bb G7 Cm7 F7 Bb G7 Cm7 F7
17
Bb G7 Bb
21 F7
Cm7