Canadian Sunset - Eddie Heywood-Norman Gimbel

Eddie Haywood


Canadian Sunset

Thanks - the chart needs repeats in empty bars to be playable, but I needed this for th gig and - there it was. Appreciate it...

Here's the arrangement I did for my restaurant gig. My settings are Medium Swing at 112. (Sorry the chart's a little too squeezy for reading, but I had to make it fit on my iPod.)

Canadian Sunset (F)

This is an arrangement of Canadian Sunset that tries to approximate the original on the head, but have a jazz feel on the solos.

It's impossible to notate in iReal Pro the bass ostinato that is the trademark sound of this tune, so I have only suggested it. Pianists can play the ostinato in the left hand over what I've laid down. You can hear it on the original:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BJE6hwRpOc

The tune is in Swing Two-Four. It's in two whenever the bass plays the ostinato, in four on the rest of the head, and in four on the solos.

I find this a lot of fun to play.

Canadian Sunset-Rev JE - Eddie Heywood-Norman Gimbel

Cheers,
Jer

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Arranged by Ron Johnston. Transcribed by Cameron Hood

Canadian Sunset - Arr. Ron Johnston tr. by Cameron Hood

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