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Of course, My Foolish Heart has been posted before, but this version I found is considerably different, still in Bb. If THIS version has already been posted, I missed it and I apologize.
EDIT: Fixed an error in originally posted chart.
My Foolish Heart (HLv141) - Victor Young - Ned Washington
Actually, it is essentially the same as previous posts of the tune.
There are only minor differences, such as showing V7 alone or V7sus-V7 instead of IIm7-V7.
It's in the collection Jazz 1300 Standards.
They're essentially the Bill Evans changes — except that Bill played it in A major. And each time he played it it was slightly different — good players never lock into an absolute set of changes. (Naturally, in iReal Pro one is pretty much locked in.)
No reason to apologize. You included an intro, which is absent from all the others.
Cheers,
Jer
Thanks for starting the discussion thread for this great tune.Quote:
Originally Posted by nimbleswitch2
:))BOB
Like Jerry, I'm a big Victor Young fan. Here is my take on this great tune. Note that I use non-standard changes at the end of the bridge.
My Foolish Heart (k ver) - Victor Young
All our versions are more similar than they are different.
My Foolish Heart-Rev JE - Victor Young
Cheers,
Jer
Yeah, you're right, Jer.Quote:
Originally Posted by engelbach
I think I just like the 2nd bars of the last lines of the two C sections, with their different sets of four changes each. The first "REV" version of this you posted a couple years back used two changes there, but your new one here has four. I like the sound of that with the lyric in my head.
This one I posted here is from a Hal Leonard book; nothing I came up with. I don't play piano. Luv it tho.
As far as the Intro goes, I get no credit for that, since it's just the last line of the first C section. But having 13 systems is nice sometimes, isn't it?
BTW, I got to see and hear the great Harry Pickens play again a week ago. "They Can't Take That Away ...," "Time After Time," "The Shadow of ...," "Mona Lisa." More. All Harry's special way. Always great when he comes to the West Coast.
Jack
I'm constantly revising. Also, I sometimes post simplified versions of a tune for easier readability.Quote:
Originally Posted by nimbleswitch2
Indeed! You get credit for including the intro in your chart, so others don't have to add it in.Quote:
As far as the Intro goes, I get no credit for that, since it's just the last line of the first C section. But having 13 systems is nice sometimes, isn't it?
Sounds good.Quote:
BTW, I got to see and hear the great Harry Pickens play again a week ago. "They Can't Take That Away ...," "Time After Time," "The Shadow of ...," "Mona Lisa." More. All Harry's special way. Always great when he comes to the West Coast.
Jack
Cheers,
Jer
Does anybody have the Bill Evans interpretation/arrangement?
My Foolish Heart 1 - Victor Young
Another almost Evans version. Bill recorded this tune many times and like Jer said, it was a little different each time.
raymb1's is the generally accepted Bill Evans version, as written in the Real Book.
However, in the book and here it's in Bb, whereas Bill played it in A.
My humble attempt of My Foolish Heart on Waltz For Debby / Bill Evans chart, key A.
My Foolish Heart (Evans on Waltz for Debby) - Victor Young
Nice. That's pretty close to the other postings, except that you're in Bill's own key of A.
There's a typo in bar 2, showing G6 instead of G9.
Cheers,
Jer
Thanks Jer,
Here's corrected version...
I posted it because I myself feel there're typical Bill's tension notes I like so much
and other charts don't include.
And I like the way tonic Amaj7 to be held through in the bar 1, no Dmaj7..
My Foolish Heart (Evans on Waltz for Debby) - Victor Young
(Oh, I might have deleted my previous post again...though I just wanted to edit my previous message)
My Foolish Heart GS - Victor Young
Bill Evans version:
My Foolish Heart (Bill Evans) - Victor Young