Suggestions for additions or changes to the Main Jazz Playlist

We are always improving the Jazz list, so if you spot any glaring mistakes in any of the chord charts let us know.

If you've made a properly formatted chart of an important Jazz standard that you think should be added to this list, feel free to post it here AFTER YOU HAVE POSTED IT IN THE SONG'S DISCUSSION THREAD.

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Trane's Blues (Vierd Blues) - Miles Davis

Fall - Wayne Shorter

Blue Train - John Coltrane

Cousin Mary - John Coltrane

Beauty And The Beast (Wayne Shorter) - Wayne Shorter

Footprints - Wayne Shorter

I Love You For Sentimental Reasons - William Best (Nat King Cole)

Georgia On My Mind (Ray Charles version) - Hoagy Carmichael (Ray Charles)

Goodbye Pork Pie Hat - Charles Mingus

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Originally Posted by CyrilleB

Goodbye Pork Pie Hat - Charles Mingus

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Nice chart!

Equinox - Sher Music 2 - John Coltrane



The existing version only charts the solo section; this version contains the entire song.
I noticed a couple of other errors in the transcription of the "Sher Music" version I posted, so I corrected these and renamed this revision Sher Music 2

Out of This World - Harold Arlen is missing four bars on second ending, and tries to repeat first ending for third, but in so doing, cuts out four bars.

Corrected using Sher Music changes:

Out Of This World -- SM - Harold Arlen

The existing chart for ALONG CAME BETTY on the Jazz list leaves out the D section which was on the original LP release of this tune ("Moanin'" album by Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers).
The Sher Music version contains this extra section, so I've designated it that way (SM).

Along Came Betty -- SM - Benny Golson

On Green Dolphin Street 2-0 - Bronislau Kaper

Swedish Pastry - Barney Kessel

Moonlight in Vermont had a slight bug in it; the two bar coda was not notated as such, so it was playing through each time.

I made some slight alterations as well as fixing the ending to make it easier to read. I also extended the coda to three bars so that a ritardondo could be faked. The Sher Music chords were used (mostly the same), so that's how I labeled it here.

Moonlight In Vermont -- SM - Karl Suessdorf

Jim - James Petrillo Edward Ross Nelson Shawn

I at first set out just to transcribe the Sher Music changes for One For My Baby, then noticed that there was no ii - V7 tag at the end to get back to Eb (A section) from the key of G (C section). So I figured that was enough of an error to include in this thread, although I think the changes, particularly in the C section, sound more distinctive. I also placed the second ending directly under the first to make it easier to read.

Many thanks to whomever did the original chart; very nice job with a challenging tune.

One For My Baby - SM - Harold Arlen

Tidied up No Moon At All a bit. The chord of the third bar of the A and C sections was listed as D minor when it is clearly major due to an F# note being in the melody line. Second ending was a bit clumsy and hard to read, so I fixed that, too.

On the Sher Music version, two composers names are given with no designation as to who did what, so I thought it prudent to include both. Also changed the tempo designation to "Medium Up Swing".

No Moon At All - SM - David Mann, Redd Evans

This song Crisis/Freddie Hubbard is already collected
in Jazz 1350 Standards,
but its changes seem somewhat questionable.

I don't know what the source recording is but
in my humble opinion, for example,
the 4th bar in B section is missing,
and the pedal note in A section is missing.

I checked a few recordings (album/artist(s)):
- Ready for Freddie/Freddie Hubbard
- Mosaic/Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers
- High Energy / Freddie Hubbard

Now I suggest my version here
(concise style as in iRealPro Jazz 1350 Standards),
which I rebuilt
after having referred to these recordings.


Crisis 2 - Freddie Hubbard

Who's Sorry Now (With Verse) - Ted Snyder Bert Kalmar Harry Ruby

No major problems with OLD DEVIL MOON, just a few embellishments and changing the main chord riff from a 6 to a dom. 7 which gives it a "Killer Joe" kind of groove with the swing bass irp is playing. Added an intro, too, as per the changes in the Colorado Cookbook (CC).
Old Devil Moon - CC - Burton Lane

UP JUMPED SPRING didn't have a proper C section; it and advises us "D.C. al third ending" instead which seems overly complicated just to save eight bars (although I could see android users appreciating this). Bar 6 in the B section is given as Ebm7 (Sher Music concurs), but Aebersold has it as Db7 (which Sher gives as an alternate). I decided to use the Db7 since Aebersold's transcription of Hubbard's horn line is flawless.

Up Jumped Spring (Aebersold) - Freddie Hubbard

SPRING CAN REALLY HANG YOU UP THE MOST had some issues; I couldn't play through it with the sheet music I had (557 Standards in C), so I decided to transcribe their version. It sounds fine now, but you be the judge:

Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most - GH3K - Tommy Wolf

Here's an attempt to get the intro and breaks into PENT UP HOUSE. I used the chords from the Sher Music version.

Pent Up House - SM - Sonny Rollins

SPRING IS HERE had multiple issues, but suffice to say I couldn't play it through with the music I had. So here's the version from "557 Standards in C" which has some nice voice leading goodies thrown in. Just in time for spring!

Spring Is Here - GH3K - Richard Rodgers

Niki,

Corrections to the chart Remember by Irving Berlin.

The two cadences to Ab have the incorrect chords Ebm7b5. They should be Eb7b9.

Cheers,
Jer

Remember -1 - Irving Berlin

SPRING CAN REALLY HANG YOU UP THE MOST -- Submitted for your approval, the Sher Music version. I think this chart makes more sense than the previous one I shared (just down this thread a bit).

Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most - SM - Tommy Wolf

BLUES IN THE NIGHT - I corrected two minor errors with the B section and the coda. I mostly used the chords from the Sher Music version, combined with a few from the Colorado Cookbook:

Blues In The Night - GH3K - Harold Arlen

Maiden Voyage - Herbie Hancock

Maiden Voyage - This is like the sixth time I have posted this; sorry if I have irritated anyone out there, but i just tested this one and it finally works correctly with the new intro and coda.

Maiden Voyage - GH3K - Herbie Hancock

Our Love Is Different - Billie Holiday

I've noticed some errors in the chart of "Harlequin" in the list.
Here's a correct chart:
Harlequin - Wayne Shorter (Weather Report)

I Was Telling Him About You - Moose Charlap Don George

Stuffy - Coleman Hawkins

From the Hawk Flies High
Think Deep - William O. Smith

Hi: There’s a default iReal Pro Jazz chart for the GREAT tune “Sometime Ago,” which has the composer’s name misspelled. The chart shows “Sergio Mikanovich;” however, the “k” in the last name should be an “h.” The name is “Mihanovich.” I’m sure it’s not uncommon for a misspelling—just wondering if that can be corrected. Thank you!

Sometime Ago - Sergio Mihanovich

This is a version of "Moose the Mooche" that I got through interlibrary loan in WA state. It transcribed all of Bird's solos, and for what it's worth, I thought it was worthy of inclusion since it is quite different from the one on the Jazz list.
Moose The Mooche - Atlantic Music Corp- - Charlie Parker