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Contents A Mess Of Blues ,. Afro Blue 5 After You've Gone 8 AII Or Nothing At AII6 As Long As I Have You 9 As Time Goes By so Autumn Leaves (Les Feuilles Mortes) u Baby 001112 Baby What You Want Me To Do? s6 Back Door Man 14 Backwater Blues s7 Behind Closed Doors 22 Big Spender 18 Black Coffee 20 Blue Haze 2] Blue Monk25 Blue Train Blues (Ticket Agent Take Your Window Down) 26 Blues (From 'An American In Paris') 28 Blues Ain't Nothing 29 Blues And Booze ]0 Blues Around My Bed ]S Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me ]It Blues Stay Away From Me ]6 Bluesette 37 Body And Soul ,.0 Born To Lose ,.S Bright Ughts, Big City 1M Bring It With You When You Come lt2 Broken Hearted Blues lt5 Brother, Can You Spare A Dime ,.a Buddy Bolden's Blues lt6 Built For Comfort ,.9 Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man 50 Can't Stop Lovin' 51 Canal Street Blues 52 Careless Love 53 Chelsea Bridge 5It Come Back Baby 55 Come Sunday 56 Corrine Corrina SS Cotton Tail60 Cottonfields 59 Crazy Man Blues 62 Crossroads Blues 6] Cry Your Blues Away 6,. Dark And Dreary 6s De Kalb Blues 66 Deep River 67 Don't Fish In My Sea 68 Don't Go To Strangers " Don't Selllt (Don't Give It Away) 7,. Down By The Riverside 70 Down The Road A Piece 72 Duet75 Dust My Broom 76 Dust Pneumonia Blues 77 Early Autumn 78

Evil (15 Goin' On) 79 Feel So Bad 80 Fever 82 Fine And Mellow (My Man Don't Love Me) ~ Five Long Years 88 Folsom Prison Blues 86 Frankie And johnny a9 From Four Until Late 90 Georgia On My Mind 92 Go Back To Your No Good Man 91 Going Down Slow 9,. Good Morning Blues 95 Good Morning Heartache " Goodbye Baby,. Green River Blues 99 Hear Me Talkin' To Ya soo Here's That Rainy Day S02 Hey Hey Pretty Mama SO] Hoochie Coochie Man so,. How Do You Want It Done? soa How Insensitive so6 I Ain't Got Nobody (And There's Nobody Cares For Me) uo I Can't Stop Loving You s09 I just Want To Make Love To You UIt I Remember Clifford U2 I Wanna Be Around U5 I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free u6 1'11 Be Seeing You u7 I'm A King Bee ss8 I'm So Glad u9 If I Had You 120 In A Sentimental Mood 122 In The Heat OfThe Night 12] It Could Happen To You 126 It Makes My Love Come Down 12,. It's Only A Paper Moon 1%1 jailhouse Blues 128 Kindhearted Woman Blues 129 Lazy River S]O Lazybones 1]1 Lean Baby s]lt Learnin' The Blues s]2 Lemon Drop S]5 U'I Darlin' s]6 Ufe 15 Like That 1]S Umehouse Blues 1]9 Uttle David Play On Your Harp 140 Little Queen Of Spades 141 Uttle Red Rooster 1It2 Long Gone Lonesome Blues 14] Love In Vain 11M Love 15 Blue (L'Amour Est Bleu) 145 Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be) 147 Low Down Blues 150 Lush Ufe 148 Mad About Him, Sad Without Him, How Can I Be Glad

Without Him Blues 152

~ake Me A Pallet On Your Floor 151 ~atchbox Blues SS" ~ean And Evil S55 ~ean Old Bed Bug Blues s56 ~ean To Me s57 Ylean Woman Blues S58 ~editation (Medita~ao) s60 Ylemphis Blues S62 ~idnight Sun s6" Million Years Blues (a.k.a. When My Heart Beats

Like A Hammer) s59 Mind Your Own Business s66 Mistys67 Moonglow 168 Moonlight Becomes You s69 More Than You Know s70 My Babe s72 My Baby Left Me s7] My Creole Belle s76 My Handy Man Ain't Handy No More s7" Mystery Train s77 New York Town s78 Nightmare s79 No Matter How She Done It S82 No More Blues (Chega De Saudade) s80 No More Lovers sS] No Smoking sS" Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen s88 Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out s86 01' Man River S92 One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) s89 One More River s9" Pickpocket Blues S96 Pie ase Warm My Wiener s95 Police Dog Blues 200 Prelude To A Kiss s98 Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars (Corcovado) 202 Ramblin' On My Mind 201 Recado Bossa Nova (The Gift) 20" Richlands Woman Blues 206 Roberta 208

I Rockin' Chair 209 I

. Salty Dog 212 San Francisco Bay Blues 210 See See Rider 21] Serenade In Blue 21" Seven Eleven 2s6 Seventh Son (Original Version) 219 Seventh Son (Version 2) 220 Shake That Thing 221 Shake Your Money Maker 222 She Ain't Nothing But Trouble 22] Silver City Bound 226 Singing The Blues ~ Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 2r/ So Blue 228 5

A Mess Of Blues Words & Music by Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman

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wink since Sun -day; I can't eat a thing all day._

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go - in' just blue Mon -day since_ you've been a -way.-

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Since you're gone-- got a mess of blues.-

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- geth -er, be - fore lose my mind.

1 ~ F' 1- ca IPF F F [jfll' go - in', and __ leave my blues be - hind.-

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Copyright 1960 Elvis Presley Music, USA. Car!in Music Corporation, 'ron Bridge House, 3 Bridge Approach, London NW1.

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Words & Music by Arthur Altman & Jack Lawrence

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Copyright 1940 MCA Music (a division of MCA Incorporated, USA). MCA Music Limited, 77 Fulham Palace Road, London W6 for the world (excluding North, South and Central.l.merica. laoan. klstraw"a a",~ :"" .... ,~"'-~

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F r ; 1 &Z-: lr r , 1 pJ J J , F F touch of your hand makes me weak And my heart may grow

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After You've Gone Words & Music by Henry Creamer & Turner Layton

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there's no de - ny - ing, You'lI feel blue,_ you'lI feel sad,-

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drive me to ru - ini Af -ter you've gone,_ af -ter you've gone a -

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Francis Day & Hunter limited, 127 Charng Cross Road. london WC2.

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As Long As I Have You Words & Music by Willie Dixon

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ji- t J J I r r -) J I 1 J J J J J I r ~r J J J --Well, I don't mind work -ing, 1'11 be your slave,- Just call me, ba -by, and Bb7 F

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Verse 2 1'11 do like a lizard, 1'11 drag in the sand; Just call me sweet names, And 1'11 be your mano Long as I have you, Long as I have you, Nothing I wouldn't do, baby, Long as I have you.

Copyright 1970 Are. M .. sic Corporation & Hooct1:e Coocrie M~5C. ... 5.A~ Jewe\ MjSiC Li....,':ec, 22 Den""a"1( St:eet. L':'~:C:- h'(2 25~~ 3..:.g ML.sc .. ',te.C. 31 ~",5.C-":...ac: -=,~c,y ........ -:"'f!;

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As Time Goes By Words & Music by Herman Hupfeld

You must re-mem-ber this, a kiss is still a kiss, A sigh is just a sigh when two lov - ers woo, they still say, "1 love you," On that you can re - Iy

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Copyright 1931 Harms Incorporated, USA., all rights assigned to Warner Chappell Music Incorporated. Redwood Music Limited, Iron Bridge House, 3 Bridge Approach, london NW1.

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Autumn leaves (les Feuilles Mortes) Medium slow

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Music by Joseph Kosma * Words by Jacques Prevert

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lips, the Sum - mer kiss - es,

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Copyright 1947 Enoch & Cie, France/Ardmore Music Corporation, USA. Peter Maurice Music Publishing Company Limited, 127 Charing Cross Road, London WC,H OEA.

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Baby Doll Medium tempo Words & Music by Bessie Smith

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ba - by doll, so I can get_ my lov - ing- all the time.

Copyright 1927 Frank Music Corporation, USA.

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"antto be sorne - bo - dy's ba - - by doll,_ to ea se my mind.-

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hard luck, Bes - sie, dog - gone your bad luck soul!"_

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Back Door Man Words & Music by Willie Dixon

Medium slow

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Verse 3 They take me to the doctor, shot full of holes Nurse cried "Can't save his soul," Accused him for murder, first degree, Judge wife cried "Let the man go free."

Verse 4 When everybody's tryin' to sleep, I'm somewhere makin' my midnight creep Every morning the rooster crow, Something tell me I got to go.

Verse 5 Cop's wife cried, "Don't kick him down, Rather be dead, six feet in the ground." When you come home you can eat pork and beans I eat more chicken any man seen.

Verse 6 When everybody's try'n to sleep, I'm somewhere makin' my midnight creep. Just the mornin' the rooster crow, Somethin' tell me I got to go.

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Baby What You Want Me To Do? Words & Music by Jimmy Reed

Medium tempo

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Verse 2 Goin' up, goin' down, Goin' up, down, down, up, any way you want it, Let it roll, yeah, yeah, yeah, You got me doin' what you want me Baby, why you want to let it go?

Verse 3 Got me beeping, got me hiding, Got me beep, hide, hide, beep, any way you want to, Let it roll, yeah, yeah, yeah, You got me doin' what you want Baby, why you want to let it go?

Copyright 1959 (renewed) Conrad Musit, a division of Are Music Corporation, USA. Tristan Musit Limited, 22 Denmark Street, London WC,.

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Backwater Blues Medium tempo Words & Music by Bessie Smith

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I woke up this morning, wouldn't even get out of my door. (Twice) Enough trouble to make a poor girl wonder where she gonna go.

Verse 3 They rowed a Uttle boat, about fjve miles 'cross the farm. (Twice) I packed up all my clothing, throwed it in and they rowed me along.

Verse 4 It thundered and it lightened and the winds began to blow. (Twice) There was a thousand women didn't have no place to go.

Verse 5 I went out to the lonesome, high old lonesome hUI. (Twice) I looked down on the old house where I used to Uve.

Verse 6 Backwater blues have caused me to pack up my things and go. (Twice) 'Cos my house fell down and I can't Uve there no more.

Verse 7 Mmm, I can't Uve there no more. (Twice) And there ain't no place for a poor old girl to go.

Copyright 1927 Frank Musir Carparatian, USA. A" R:g1"lts Reserved. Internatonal Copyright Secured.

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BigSpender 'Strlpper' Tempo

Words by Dorothy Fields * Music by Cy Coleman

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jlJ.,~ Ji). would -n't you like to know what's go - ing on in my mind?- So let me get

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right to the point: don't pop my cork for ev - 'ry guy I see._

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el Copyright 1965 by Dorothy Relds and Cy Coleman. Rlghts assigned to Notable Muslc Company Incorporated in CQpublication wlth Uda Enterprlses Incorporated.

Campbell Connelly & Company Umlted. 8/9 Frith 5treet. London W1.

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Black Coffee Medium slow Words & Music by Paul Francis Webster & Sonny Burke

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J 1 & J J J ~ W W,-,f1 1; J J J ~ J. ---walk the tloor and watch the door,- and Lord how slow the mo -ments go,_ when

Since my gal went a -Love's a sor - ry af- ------way. ___ _ fair. ___ _

3 D7 G

&J 4 J J J OjQ2221J

in all

be-tween I drink black cof-fee,-do is pour black cof-fee.-

Am7

1 ) le r r ~ p J. j My nerves ha ve gone to pie - ces,

I know where all the blues are,

D7 112.

1 J1 :111 jJ and my hair's_ turn - in' grey. ___ _ 2. I'm 'e os ba-by I've- been there._

6

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20

67 Cm

t ; J 11 F &r C r C' ~ Nowa man is born to love a

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6m

l&iJ J ,. s woman,_

Cm Am7(D5) 07(#9) G BDm7 ED7

~. F rm t ~~ ~ ---=-=-p Ir r r T r' ~ I &r r ! r J work and slave to pay her debts And, Just be- cause he's on - Iy

AD BDm7 ED7 Am7 3 07

~. jJ Ir 3 ~ ~ J EJr 1 P r r r ~J p Ir r r J 1 .. II ; ---hu-man,- To drown his past re -grets in cof-fee and ci-gar-ettes!_ I'm

67

~f 3

j J J J ~ J }1 I j J j J ~J~ 1 .. ;; moon - in' all the morn - in' and mourn - in' all the night- And

3

J J J J J~J7] I j J J J J in be -tween it's ni -co-tine_ and not much heart to fight black cof-fee._

67 E7

~f ,--3-----, r--3----,

~ t r r &r J J I I " p; r ~ r ~ Jl L o J 3

Feel - in' low as can be. It's driv-in' me era - zy, this

Am7 G

b' E E E r ~ ;. 3

11 jJ j &J 4 :J j J I -= }J. t 1I wait-in' for my ba-by to may-be come_ a - round.----

21

Behind (tosed Doors Traditional

Medium tempo

N.C. 67

p'ie r r IIE r .J

I . 7 r j r r r F ~ Now, I don't want my ba - by_ stand - in' be -hind a closed-

6 67 C7

p' ~~ J W 1 r j r IEJ r E ~ J .J door. ____ _ No, don't want my ba - by_

6

p' 1 r r r ""2t &J J I q jJ c. co:::::: stand - in' be - hind- a closed door.

07 C7 6

p' E r F r P f7) ~ lE r r r r &r - lo JA e ------.J

when the door is closed,_ no one butthe Lord a-bove to know.

Verse 2 When I first met you, baby, you was behind a closed door. (Twice)

22

You know I was beggin' and beggin' you, make me a pallet on your tloor.

Verse 3 Darling, you know I love yo u, I love you for myself. Don't want you to fool around and find somebody else. I don't want you, baby, standing behind a closed door.

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Blue Haze Medlum swlng

By Miles Davis

B~ Cm7 B~ B~7 ,5Pj e O-a t I~ 1 e 0-; j ; R 1.;> E~m~7 ,5P t O-a t lJ S J 1 o Ddim 1 e 1 J j r' ~ j 1 E~%

3 E~m F7

,6P IL J J J J J ] 1 ro l) J. J o lo - 1I ---B~ Crrl B~ B~7 ,5P t o-a J 1 e le U; j ; R 1.9 E~m~7

,6P e O-a tJ). ~ J 1 o Ddim

1 e 1 6J j r' ~ j 1

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Thelonius Monk

Blue Monk Medium tempo By Thelonious Monk

F7 e7

JiE t I(fen t IJ@ JJ,a3J) 1,@ J ;21

67 ~ F e ~ Ji) Jg t I Jtt2!J J J,] 11)51 l2i2E J J I.J]) t II

F7 e7

Ji =-lrt t I ~'@l t I J22E J J.]3J) 1@ J el 67 e7 67 e

JisJJg t I@ J Jla & 1 J2:te J J I.JJJ t 1I Copyright 1954 Thelonious Music Incorporated, USA.

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Blue Train Blues (Ticket Agent Take Your Window Down) Medium slow Words & Musc by Spencer WilIams

-3,

(lJ = J ~) E" E"7

~ ~Pp i j. ti IIa. = J. J J. = J. J I &Jl J B"ClJg

JJiI.ti l --Tick - et a - gent, tick - et a - gent, ease your win -dow down- 'Cos my E" E"7 A"7

~,Pp $. = J. J J. = J. J I J J J j = J j J I J1 J t~ J. ----ba -by, hon - ey ba-by's 'bout to leavethis town._ He's tak - in' a run -out pow-der. E" B"7 E"

~ ,Pp y. fb J. ; J j J J. ; I J. 3 @. = ~J ) I J 1- ~ J. ; I --- ----I mean he's beat-in' it- He's try'n to make his get a - way._ The old rap-

F7

~ ,Pp,) JJ. j J j J I,:J tJ Gm7 G# dim F7 / A B"7

1) J V J I F' t 11 - scal-lion_ is go - in' to Gal - lion.- That is why - say:

E" Dm7

~5Pp"J O J O '" ~) J. IJ J J J Blue train's at the sta - tion, tire - man's shove - lin' coal En - gin -

Cm E"9 A" ~,Pp J O J O J j J J la. j J. j J IJ J J' J.

- eer he's at the throt -tle, 'bout to make that blue train roll. Tick - et a-gent,

A"7 E" B"7 ~5Pp J J J lo IJ t 1

...

J. J1 J J J J ------- --ease your win -dow down. If you don't 1'11 F7 B"" E" B"7 aug E"

~,Pp ,) J J J J lo IJ t 11 J O J j ) J. , ---- -------get the blue_ train blues. Blue train whis - tle's blow -in', 10 Copyright 1943 for all Countries by Campbell Connelly & Company Limited, 8/9 Frith Street, London W1.

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Dm7 67 Cm E~9

~,Pd" ~ J. ~ J. -)l I J ~ J. ~ J ~ J. J I J. S J. j II I canhear its shrill; You'd bet-terstop my ba - by, or my Smith and Wes - son will.

A~ A~7 E~ Adim

~,Pp J J J J. IJ J fi:: J. lo IJ. t J? --------Tick - et a - gent, ease your win - dow down. B~7 F7 B~II E~ B~7aug

~5Pp J1 J I&J) J ) J J I .. ---J" t 11 J J J -----Please don't make_ me get those blue_ train blues. E~ B~7aug E~ A~7

Jlpr" ,J. j lo Ir' ~

&j IJ. ,J. @ (~J. (Instrumental)

E~ B~7 E~ A~7 E~

~,Pp r" ,J. j IJ. ,J. j lo IJ t m 1I ------- Gon - na A~7 E~

~,Pp ~ J J J r Ip J &Jt) J lo IJ --- --------lay my head up - on the ral_ road track; Gon - na A~7 A~7 E~

~6Pp ~ J &} ) J Ip J &}J) J lo IJ -------- t j" : 1 lay my head_ up - on the ral - road track. When the B~ Cm7 C~dim B~7 A~7 E~

~6Pp r ~ ' ~ J. ~ I~J ~ iJ J. 1 0 - IJ 1- , ' ~ I ., ... -------- ., blue train comes a -long, I won't snatch it back. I want my B~7 F7 B~II E~ A~7 E~

~&Pp &J 1 &J J J J ~ lo 1 J. t. 1I ) J. ----------man, don't want no blue train blues. 27

Blues (From 'An American In Paris') By George Gershwin

Medium slow

BD 67 aug Cm BD ID ED7

~ ~ ,P j o I E E r -.. ruc r ~ rll(~J t 1

ED Cm7(DS)

~pP F~ BD BD I AD 6D9 F7(D9) BDm C7/6 EDm6/6D

~,P 1 r r r ter El Ir pJJJ 5J lfrtrOfr l BD7/F B7(DS) AD7(DS) F7(DS) F7(D9)aug BD 67aug

~PppJ J '1 '7Tr T :::::: --=::

J J J I ]

1 1 t 71 11 o 1 r J -- ::: -# ---

Cm BD/o ED7 F" BD 67aug Cm7 BD/o EDm6 F7(D9)

~lE r r ----11 &r r r I

Blues Ain't Nothing Words & Music by Georgia White

Medium tempo ,3-,

(JJ = J J))

~'fj1 J D

J J J J J 1 ... J ... J1 ,p --- ; J J Well, the blues ain't noth - in', no, the blues ain't noth - in' but a

Ji" .. J) J. good man

Jifl~ J good man

A7

~" p F must ha ve

D7 67 ...

J1 J ~3 e J P 1; J. J J feel - in' bad._ No, the blues ain't noth - in'

D

)1 J. 1 l- e--e-feel - in' bad.

67 D J

lo.

J. llJ P r 1 ; ~J J 1 l-o ---been_ those wea -ry blues_ had._

Verse 2 Honey, when I die, honey, when I die, don't you go wear no black. Honey, when I die, don't go wear no black For if you do, my bones'lI come a-creeping back.

Verse 3

j but

J It

I'm a-going downtown, I'm a-going downtown, gonna buy myself some glue. I'm a-going downtown, gonna buy myself so me glue 'Ces the woman I've been loving, she broke my heart in two.

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Blues And Booze Traditional

Medium tempo

67 D D7

A )IHr r~ r I'r 1 r17ft Wentto bed last night,_ and boy - I was in my sleep, sleep. __

6 D

~'a r r r O' IBrre fllp 1 -to bed last night,_ and_ I was in my sleep.-

A7 6 D

~'q r r r-~ J )16lrrVr-rrJo - up this morn - in', the po - lice was shak - in' me._

Verse 2 I went to thejailhouse, drunk and blue as I could be. (Twice) But that cruel old judge sent my man away from me.

Verse 3 They carried me to the courthouse Lordy, how I was cryin'. (Twlce) They jailed me sixty days injail, and money couldn't pay the fine.

Verse 4 Sixty days ain't long if you can spend them as you choose. (Twice) But this seems likejail, in a cell where there ain't no booze.

Verse S My life is all a misery when I cannot get my booze. (Twice)

e

D

1

1

I spend every dime on liquor, got to have the booze to go with these blues.

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I went-

-- --1 P-Woke-

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Blues Around My Bed Words & Music by Spencer WilIiams

Medium slow

E" E"7 A" A"m

J; P fr C ~ ~ & P ,.c .r rr- I J j J. 3 ro J I J. j. Q I I woke up this morn - in',-- foun' my lovin' man had tled. Did -n't

E" Gm7 B9 B"7

J;&Pp Ji r p r Ir ~ r-~ T PF 1 ;-- l1 -.. -: say good - bye,_ that is why I sit and sigh.

E" E"7 A" A"m J;&Pp r- ! r- &~ r1Str 1 J. 3 J. j J IJ. ]. Q 1 d - r

Left with -out a warn - in', now my hap - pi - ness is dead And I

Cm7 F7 B"7sus4 B"7

J;iPp J J J J IJ. 3 J. j &r F 1 Z-- 3). t 1I shake with fright_ with the com - in' of the night.

E" Edim B"7/F F~dim E"/G

J;iPp J S J. 3 p F 1 r: e: F Ir- r- &$ j j. J I ~ d d On my lone -Iy pi! -Iow, heav - y les my head 'Ces my man's gone and left me with the

E"7 A"7 E" J;,Pd. ~ J. J J 1 1 ;; J&JJ Jl o --------blues a-roun' my bed. Cry - in' Law - dy, Law -dy, I wish that I was dead. __ _

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Bb7 Fm7 Bb7 Eb

ji~P~) ti - 1 1 r f ~ P F' 1 [ iI! [ iI! ~ F ~~ 1 J J 1) -= "=> Deep shad - ows taunt me, got the blues a- roun' my bed.

Bb7 Eb Edim Bb7/F F~dim

ji,P~ ; t - IJ ~ ~. ] ~ F' 1 r' ~ r ~ F' ~ .. ., I'm a weep - in' wil - low, ma - ny tears I've shed Since

Eb /6 Eb7 Ab

ji~PP r-! r-! &E j J. J I J , J. J J J. j I r" }I ~j J. my man went and left me with the blues a - roun' my bed. Sigh - in' mer - cy, mer - cy,

Ab7 Bb7

ji ~Ppt oJ J J J J ji o I J t - 1 1 j -~ be -cause I'm so a - fraid. __ _ When mem -'ries haunt me,

Fm7 Cb7 Bb7 Eb Eb

ji~PP r tp r pC;-- lo. J. iI! [ ! t - 11: F F ; .J with those blues a -roun' my bed. (Instrumental)

~ ~ ~ ~

ji ,Pp [ P P r" I r" p J1 J. I J J )~" 1] j J" j,i jJ 32

Ep

Ji i~~ J. j J. j,J. J J JJyJ'

11. 112. F~dim BP7 BP7 Ep Edim BP7/F

Jii~~ t r r r :11 1 J J'@r 11 J ~ ~. J p r 1 r ~ (" ~ f' lIIj d Boats way up the riv-er, and it's com - in' down

Ep /6 EP7 AP7

Ji i~~ 1 r 6" ! ~ j j. J I J ~ j. J J ~ lo.. J J 1 ; IS J. r &J! I quakeand quiv-er'cos it's AI-a-ba-maboun', Tak-in' my man a -way to

EP

Ji i~~ ;;1. 3 J. j P J ;) IR ---=- J; t j j r-3

stay, that's what the Cap - tain sald. Leav - In' those

BP7 Fm7 BP7 Ep Ep7

Jii~~ r ~ [ ~ r ~ [ ~ Ir- p p r , lo -1 -1 -1 -1 --------nev - er sleep - in' ev - er creep - In' blues a-roun' my bed Ap CP7 EP/BP BP7 Ep Ap7 Ep

Jii~~.} t Ir r T r ~----- t. 11 1 n 1 () ~. Blues a - roun' my bed.

33

Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me Words & Music by Arthur N. Swanstrom. Charles R. McGarron & Carey Morgan

Medium swing ED ADm7 BD7 ED mf

"pl>iEEEY J3U IJO t 1 E r ry -J 3 J What is that song- a-bout kiss-es?- What is that song - a -bout

ED BD7 ED OD C7

,,1>1> J. t. 1; J ] 4 IJ ] J IJ J J Q 13J J -----

smiles? If I could have_ my way, I'd sing a song_ to - day

P BD ED Edim BD7/F ED ADm7 BD7

'il>l> ; J J P r' 1 r' t lE r r ,9 3 J That would beat them all by miles. ED BD7 aug ED7 AD

'il>l> J W t 1 J J J; l3 J 1 f'. smil-ing,_ That's not the ti - tle I'd choose.

6m A7 A7(DS)

'il>l> P E P r " P 1 ~. 3 J. 3 P J. what I've got,_ And what I've got' s the wear - y

6m

,,1> Cl= }; blues __

34

J. that

Cdim 6m

~ J r IJ. lJ~ f; you get from wor - ry,

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I would -n't sing- a-bout

..-

t Ip r P C; E I would sing- a-bout

O N.C.

Ir t blues.

67

t. ~

07 f\

11 ~&P g' r' There are

E'

Cm

16 ---=-"1 There are blues __

Fdim Cm Cm6 07

@1,rr F lo fe: f I ~? - '( E2l r r r 'r r ~ &( r that you get from pain And there are blues when you're lone -

6m A7 A7(~5)

~,~-r F J Ir ; J r1l' (J ; IJ J J r1tr ,; ,J - Iy for your one and on - - Iy, The blues you can nev - er ex -

07 N.C. 07 6m Cdim 6m ~~ ~ Ir ... JA J. ~ J IJ. }j; t J1 ro lo r & o c::::::::

- plaino There are blues that you get from long - ing

67 Cm O Odim 07

~~q ro 1 6 --- la J lo -=- lr I t P r r t cov But the blu - - - est blues that be Are the

67 C7

~,~ F t ~ 'r I p r ~ r t I J J F r I p J ']1 ; 1 P I sort of blues that's on my mind,_ They're the ve - ry mean -est kind:_ The

F Cm7 F7 B~ / B~dim F" B~ F7 B~ N.C.

~~~ F r r J I J' J } ; J 1 e-= *~ t - 1I blues my naugh -ty sweet-ie gives_ to meo

35

Blues Stay Away From Me Words & Music by Wayne Raney, Henry Glover, Alton Delmore & Rabon Delmore

C7 F Cm7 P

EpO J. j pJ J J 1 o Jj,J. t ------ ---1. Blues, ____ _ stay a -way from me. 2. Life ___ _ is fu 11 of mi - se - ry.

BD C7 F Dm F/C JiPj= lN J J 3 pJ J J la JjJ e J J --------Blues, why don't you let me be? Don't know Dreams are like a me - mo - ry, Bring - ing

C7 F Gm7 C7

Jii q~ ji j j. 3 bJ j J lo JjJ. t 11 ----why you keep on haunt - ing me. back your love that used to be.

F C7 F Cm7 F7

Jii '! 1) O J O pJ. W J 1 a 1 J t ............. ------------Love was nev - er meant for_ me. Tears, so ma - ny I can't- see. BD

Jiiar'~ C7 F Dm F/c

pJ. J J. O pJ. m J-laJ t 4~J J J 1 True love ___ was nev-er meant for- me.----- Seems- sorne - how

Time_ goes by,_ Years don't mean a thing to_ me.-----

C7

Jii- ]J. j j. F / Gm7 Gm7 / C F

3 pJ. lA J 1 ~ 1 J t 1I --- -------------we nev - er can a - gree.--------and stHl I can't be- free.--------

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Bluesette Words by Norman Gimbel * Music by Jean Thielemans

MediumJazz waltz

6 F~m7(pS) B7(p9) Em7 A7(p9)

~f:i Mp

IJ J J J J r Ir' J I fJ. Ir ~J I fJ Poor lit - tle, sad lit - tle, blue Blues - ette, don't you cry, Long as there's love in your heart to share, dear Blues - ette,

Dm7 67(179) Cm~7 C6 Cm7 F7(p9)

~f ,j $ IJ, IJ J IJ. o.

~J ~ IJ T Ir r J1 don't you fret. You can bet one luck - y day you'lI wak - en don't des - pairo Some blue boy is long - ing, just like you, to

Bpm~7 Bpm7 Ep7(p9) Apm~7

~f ,l r Ir &r I ~A t Iv &r I~J ~J J and your blues will be for - sak - en. One luck - y find a some - one to be true to; Two lov - ing

Ap6 Am7(pS) D7(p9) Bm7 BP7 Am7 D7

~fJ &r r Ir r Ir J IJ. IJ. I J. IJ t t :11 ------------------day, love - Iy love will come your way. arms he can nest - le in and stay.

6 F~m7(pS) B7 Em7 A9

~f J J r Ir t t Ir r J IJ J IJ J J Ir' Get set, Blues - ette, true love is com - ing. Your trou - bled heart

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Dn? G7(~9) C~7 C6 Cn? pt~)

Ji' J ; J IJ J IJ J IJ. ;:J I &J. ~}iJ IJ r F soon will be hum - ming. (Hum)

B~m~7 B~6 B~m7 E~7(~9) A~m~7

Ji' ~ J Ip. J~&J I,J ir IV ir 1 &J J J J J J 1 Doo-ya, doo- ya, doo -ya,

A~6 D7(~9) Bn? B~7

Ji'a U olr J I j. I J. I J. I J C t II 3 ------ ----------doo -ya, doo -ya, doo - ya, 000 - 00 - 00 Blues - ette. _____ _

G

Ji' t r r r r Ir ICE2JEJJ lr le. LJ LJI Pret-ty lit-tle Blues - ette, must - n't be a mourn - ero Have you heard the

A7(~9) Dm7 G7(~9) Cm~7 C6

Ji' J J le fJ J J 1; ~J 1; J ,U IJ J r news yet? Love is 'round the cor - ner; Love wrapped in rain - bows and

Cm7 F7(~9) B~m~7 B~6 B~m7

Ji' r 'r r Ir r t I~ J J Ir r r I'r r 'r tied with pink rib - bon, To make your next spring - time your gold wed - ding

38

EU7(u9) AUm~7 Au6 Am7(uS) 09

~f r T , Ir 1 ,. IbJ l' ~ Ir 1 F , IJ ti J J I ring time. So dry your eyes, don't - cha pout, don't - cha fret good - y Bm7 BU7 Am7 07 6

~f J J J IJ J. JIJ. IJ t t II J J J IJ J r -- ---good times are com -ing, Blues - ette. Long as there's love in your F~n1(uS) B7(u9) Em7 A7(u9) Om7 67(179)

~f r J IIJ Ir ~ Ip. IJ $ I J. heart to share, dear blues - ette, don't des - pairo

Cm~7 C6 Cm7 P(u9) BUm~7

~f J J IJ. ;p ~ IJ T Ir F I,J r Ir , Sorne blue boy Is long-Ing, just like you, to tind a sorne - one

BUm7 Eu7(u9) AUm~7 Au6 An1(uS) 07(u9)

~fJ ir Ir ir I ~J ~ J I bJ ir F Ir r Ir J to be true too One luck - y day love - Iy love will come your

Bm7 E7 Am7

~. --- J]n: ---- ....-- lr~ ---...... r I r r I r r I r I way. That mag - le day

07 0" 6 Bu6 Am7 A'tJm~7 6

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Body And Soul ~I.oiSIIC by ohn Green * Lyrics by Frank Eyton, Edward Heyman & Robert Sour

1 J. 1 Am7 Am/6 F#m7(PS) B7(PS fo9) Em7 Am7 D7 6m~7 Cm~7 F9 (#11) E7(p9)

Ji' e r r r J 1 r J 11 fU ; el! F!; 1 r' t :11 12, Em7 Am7 D7 6 Am7 BPm6 EP7 Ap BPm Cm (add APPPm9

Ji' t fU ; E'ttrff 1 J. t lit v;,.m r PI' r f m r P 1 3

BPm9 Ep7(p9) APm~9 AP6 BPm7 EP7 APm7 DP9aug 6Pm~7 Adim

Ji' p r Jlr JJJJ. t 1 n,ttrm r , I,e ~,r m 1 APm7 67(PS) 6Pm~7 Cdim Bm7(pS) E7(PS) Am7 Am6/9

Ji' m r ~ t ti J r (~J J ,J 11 1" i @. Q F di Am7 D9(pS) 6m~9 C9 Bm7 BPdim -JifE' ..- # 1 r' ~ ~ v' 1 1- , C' ~ r C' J r' ~ ,.

Am7 Am/6 F#m7(PS) B7(PSfo9) Em7 Am7 D7 6%

Ji' t r r r J 1 r ,J 11 J J J E' n r, 1 J t 11 ~3~ p 3

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BomTo Lose Words & Music by Ted Daffan

Medium tempo C F 67 C

, MI J 11: J ; IJ J ; J I~ 1 iJ --------Born to lose, I've lived my life in vain; lose, my ev - 'ry hope is gone;

C7 F C 67

'j t. J J IJ r Ir r r J lo = ;;;;:;;:::> 1 Ev 'ry dream has on - Iy brought me pain. It's so hard to face that emp - ty dawn.

C 67 C C7 F

~) t ; J IJ. ; IJ J ; ; 10-:;; J -----AII my life, I've al - ways been so blue;

You were all the hap - pi - ness I knew;

67 C EDdim

~~ t J r 1 r J 1; ; J J 1 -0-_______ =~ Born to lose, and now I'm los - ing you. Dm7 6" C F 67 C C7

'J t J J 11 J ; IJ J J J lo IJ t J J - ----------Born to lose, it seems so hard to bear; How There's no use to dream of hap - pi - ness; AII

F C 67 C 67 C ,J r Ir r r J IQ Ji) t. J J IJ. J = long to al - ways have you near. You've grown tired and see is on - Iy lone - li - ness. AII my Ife, I've

C7 F 67

~ J J J J 1 j) t J r 1 r J 00 -......" now you say we're through; Born to lose, and al - ways been so blue;

11. 112. C EDdim Dm7 6" C F7 C

b w J J J 1 IJ t. J J :11 IJ. e 11 -o- -o---------- ---------n0\\ ,'m los - ing you. Born to you. Copyright '943 Peer International Corporation, USA,

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Bring It With You When You Come Words & Music by Gus Can non

Medium fast ,3,

(JJ = J J)) N.C. C

Ji' E r r 11 r: E r ? f' j P I r r V' Now was lay - in' a - round_ a lit - tle town,

F

Jir: r r smo - king a

Jir ;> f ~ hand - out,_

C

Ji r' ~ - r freight train_

42

C ;> J cJ If

snipe ci - gar._

D7

eJ I~ r just to catch an

C7 1

...

J1 I E J came roll - ing

F ;: j:) r

t t

~ r emp -

r by,

J J I P r ~ - f' I was wait-ing for_

67 ~ Ir 1 J J EJ

ty car.- Just as

F

IJ ;> ?

1 r ~ r:; r my wait- was-_ all in

C

I P r p Back off,-- back off,_ you dir - ty bum,_ and

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P a

J the

F ,..--.

1 vain.-

D7 67 C

jiO @ p r '-11' Chorus

C

1 ; J J 11; JQJJJJ 1 catch- the_ next freight train.- Now, if you wan - na be_ a lit-tle

F C

ji ? - l' 1 ? 1]' r E22f r r r r 1 r r r -girl of mi ne.- bring it with you when you come._

D7

ji; ; J J. '" IJ ............ ~ 1(jJ f' 7 ti' r p F ~ 1 Played a - round_ the lit - tle town, your head chock fu 11 of rum.-

67 C CiaD

t 1 J J 1 (jJ F [Jr I e C2T r r ) r r can't send you down - to"n for too lit - tle sap, now

F/A Fm/AD CIG C jir 1(2J ; J 1; p J ; ; (jJ F F F F ~ ==-

She's sit - ting on an - oth - er man' s lap. Now, you want to be_ a

F D7 67 C

~r lJ I L r r ? 11' e 1I E22f r p P J girl of mine,- bring it with you when you come.-

43

Bright Lights, Big City Words & Music by Jimmy Reed

Medium fast

mf A7

~fff J J. J 1 J 11 t- 1 a -a

_. J. ... 1 r r p J 'l J

Bright lights, bg c - ty,_ gone to my ba - by's head._

D7

J. I~ Q. 1 J , -F _. Bright lights, __ big ci - ty,_

A7 E7 ~f f ~ fr r p J. J t I.J' t r 1 r

gone to my ba - by's head._ tried to tell the wo-man, but she

D7

~flt don't

44

P r p J. J _.

be -lieve a word sad._

Verse 2 AII right, pretty baby, gonna need my help some day. (Twice) You gonna wish you had listened to some of the the things I sayo

Verse 3 Bright lights, big city, gone to my baby's head. (Twice) I got to tell your mama that you don't believe a thing I said.

Copyright 1961 (renewed) Conrad Music, a division of Are Music Corporation, USA. Tristan Music limited, 22 Oenmark Street, London WC2. AII Rights Reserved. Internatlonal Copyright Secured.

- 1I

Broken Hearted Blues Words & Music by Willie Dixon

Slow

67 4 D7 Mi b'f f t ~ J J J I t P zr ijJ J J J ~J J J ---

Chills- on my pil - low,_ ice - wa-ter in my ba - by's bed._

D D7 67

b'~J. t 1- t I t ) F J j j7 JJJ.

_. }1 J. J --

b"

b't

b'f

Yeah,_ chills- on my pil- low,--

4 D ........--..... J J Q J J J J I t W J. t _. ice_ wa - ter in my ba - by's bed. --

D7 A7 - I J J J J J J 17 ] J ?D J

AII the good things have done for you wo - man,

67 4 D7 67 D t r , J J Q J J J J IJ. t _. I ---and you left me for an - oth - er man._ Verse 2 If you happen to see my baby, I want you to tell her I been cryin' on my knees. (Twice) T ell me pray to my master, please hope her back to me.

Verse 3 If I had ten million dollars, woman, you know I would give you every dime. (Twice) Just to hear you call me daddy one more time.

Copyright 1960 (Copyright Renewed) Hoochie Coochie Music, USA, all rights administered by Bug Music Limited, 31 Milson Road, London W14.


1I

45

Buddy Bolden's Blues By Ferdinand 'lelly Roll' Morton

Medium slow

F~dim B'tJ7/F E'tJ E'tJ9 A'tJ6 Adim

W p;FJ IJ' J ... J. 1 ... J &} J. ; ) J' ) ---Thought I heard bud - dy Bol - den say- "You're nas -ty, you're dir-ty,

E'tJ/B'tJ E'tJ7 A'tJ6 Adim E'tJ/B'tJ e7 ~&Pp@

3

1 wi ,J J J ,2 J J J. IS IJ J J ; J &J J. r' .. I ~, ,i --- ---take it a - way_ You're ter-ri- ble,_ you're aw - fui; take it a - way,"-

B'tJ G'tJ7 e7 F7 B'tJ7 E'tJ F~dim B'tJ7/F E'tJ E'tJ9 ~ P , ~ J Jfr" 1 :;11 ~ ~ W p-] IJ J

... cJ r ; &ptfl'# . ./ --

thought I heard him say.- I thought I heard- Bud-dy Bol-den shouL

A'tJ6 Adim E'tJ /B'tJ E'tJ7

~iPd J J J r:l j J J J 1 J 8-3 A'tJ6

IJJJJ&J Adim

3

] 2 ; J I "O-pen up that win -dow and let that bad air out._ O-pen up that win - dow and let that

E'tJ/B'tJ e7 F7 B'tJ7aug A'tJ7 E'tJ B'tJ7 ~iPpJ jJ r J I} J. &1 J j J J 1 J. 1 ;b I

bad air out,"_ thought I heard Bud - dy Bol - den shout.

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E~

JlI~~ P 1'" F# dim B~71F E~ E~9

~ ~ IJ JJJ ,J thought , -heard Judge Fog - ar-ty say_

A~ Adm 3

IJ SS Jjj &)J, -"Thir - ty days_ in the mar- ket

E~/B~ E~7 A~6 Adim

Jl5~~ ijJ ,J J J J ; - J IJ J J ....

&Jl J. take him a - way.- Give him a good broom to sweep with,

E~/B~ C7 B~ G~7 C7 P B~7

i5~~ ~ ,a j J r I~ ,J. J @ 1 r 1 J 11 }1 ~) Take him a - way,"- , thought I heard him say.-

E~ F#dim B~71F E~ E~9

il~~ P 1" ~;J a I J J V A~6 Adim

3 3

IJ J S j &J J J ; J 1 thought' heard_ Fran-kie Du-sen shout "Ga', gim-me that mo-ney, I'm gon-na

E~/B~ E~7 A~ Adim

Ji5~~ J 3

; j J ,J J I~J J J &J J J ; J --beat it out._ , mean gim - me that mo - ney I'm gon - na

E~ C7 F7 B~7 E~

Ji5~p J p-r ~ ,J J 1; J J ,J J J J 1 J. t 1I beat t out."- 'Ces I thought , heard Fran -kie Du -sen shout.

47

Brother, Can You Spare A Dime Music by Jay Gorney * Words by E. Y. Harburg

Medium slow

Cm 'pppj3. ~ :J. ~ Ji r 67/0 F I~J B~/o E~ 67

Ir wfl J lo 1. Once I built a rail- road, made it run_ Made it race a-gainst time.

Brick and riv - et and lime. 2. Once I built a tow - er to the sun_

Om7(~5) 67 Cm A~7

,~Pd. j J. ~ }I ;. Once I built a rail-road, now it's done._ Once I built a tow - er, now it's done._

12.

11. 67 Cm

1 J. j J. , Ji J J IJ. -Bro -ther can you spare a dime?-Bro -ther can you spare a dime?

t :11

Cm C7 C7(~9) C7sus4 C7

,pPp J. t IIJ. ~ J. -j I j J Ir J J

Once, in kha ki suits, gee we looked swell

3 6m7(~5)/c / / C7 F7

j J lo li j:J. a ;. Full of that Yan - kee 000 - die - de - dum. Half a mil-lon boots went

slog - gin' thro'

Cm

,,,Pp F" J

F9

J. hell,

Say, don't you

F7 B~/o

Cm7 Am7(~5) IE~ 07(~5) 67

}1 1 J J J J'-t E r r 1 r t; 11 And I was the kid_ with the drum._

67/0 C7/E

P Ir J J r re - mem - ber, they called me AI

E~ 67 Om7(~5)/A~ 67

"Pp~ J Q;FJ J lo 1 J. j J. ~ ... J' J. It was AI_ all the time. Say, don't you re - mem - ber,

Cm A~7 Fm6

"Pp r ----E r r 1 r ! ,. ! ~ r 11 I'm your pal!_ Bud - dy can you spare a dime?_

Copyright 1932 T. B. Harms Incorporated, USA. Warner Chappeli Music Limited, Griffin House, 161 Hammersmith Road, London W6.

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Built For Cornfort Words & Music by Willie Dixon

Medium tempo

NoCo! A7

Jb' V! t M~ J. 11 t ~ F J ) J. 1 t , r 4D w ---Ji'" t

D7

Ji'" e:

Ji'" -' D7

Ji'" t

Some folks built like this,- some folks built like that,_

, r way I'm

p -=-r built_

---pg AII

It

Jl e J ) J ... J1 1 t , r J J built, well don't you call me fat._ Be -cause A7

4D ~. ~

4D =J. 4 1) p t 1 t ~J ;zr --- ---for com - fort,- 1- ain't_ built for speed_

E7 .. r t Jl ,.. 1 e ~ j j r

But got ev - er - y - thing,

A7

n J) C2J { [J. t -' that a good girl needs.-

Verse 2 I ain't got no diamonds, I ain't got no boat, But I do have love that's gonna fire your soul. 'Cos I'm built for comfort, I aint built for speed But I got everything all you good women need.

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t

J M But the

...

J' I'm

-'

t

- 1I

49

Can't Help lovin' Dat Man Medium slow

Musie by Jerome Kern * Words by Osear Hammerstein 11

Om7 67 Cm~7 6m9 CI3(j,q)

r -....-..... ............. (SJ Ir j j 1; J J Q jJ J Fish got to swim- and birds got to fly_ I got to love- one

F6 8'09 Am7 A'o7 07('09) 67('09) C E'o dim Om7 67 aug

~J J J lJ IJ t -J --------man till I die,- Can't help lov-in' dat man_ of mine __ Am7 Om7 Cm~7

J l t r Ir j j r' IJ J J J Tell me he's la - - zy tell me he's slow,_ tell me I'm cra - zy

F6 8'09

~f=J J J j -- IJ J may-be I know,- Can't help lov -in' dat man- of mine.--

~~m Cm~ ~

;~;~ IJ J J iJ~ Em7 E'om~7

I J J J J F6

~J J J When he goes a- way- dat's a rain - y day,_ and when he comes

On? 09 Om7/6 67 67aug Cm~7 Am7

~J J J J I r---==t r r J lo I r I J J J?-f r back dat day is fine, __ the sun will shine. He can come home- as

Om7 67 Cm~7 6m9 CI3('o9) F6 8'09

F(J I F J J Q J J IJ: J J J j r I - -~r e j late as can be,- home with - out him- ain't no home to me,-En? Am7 A'o7 07('09) 67('09) C E'o6 0'om~7 C

~J r I t r r (1 r I re n Can't help lov - in' dat man_ of mine.-----

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Can't Stop Lovin' Words & Music by Elmore James

Medium tempo

N.C. 07

$;'11 Mi ---r r r 11 j j r' le r r r

Ji" t

Ji'. 1T No

I can't stop lov -in',- my ba -by

67

It --r r r j r I t r r r can't stop lov - in',- my ba - by

A7 67

r r r r ~~ If! r I 1 ~ r t j

matter what I do, __ she won't treat me

Verse 2 lloved my baby, this mornin' soon. (Twice) I didn't come back home tUI this atternoon.

Verse 3 When I leave my baby, she's all alone. (Twice) I can't ha ve no lovin', cos my baby's gone.

Verse 4 Oh, baby, come and walk with me. (Twice) 1'11 make you happy, baby, as any girl can be.

ID Copyrighl1953 Careers-BMG Music Publishlng Incorporaled & Powerforce MUSlt, USA. BMG Muslc Publlshing Limlled, Bedford House, 69-79 Fulham Hlgh Slreel, london SW6.

Thls arrangemenl el Copyright 1999 BMG Music Publishlng Limiled. AII Righls Reserved. Inlernallonal Copyright Secured.

j r Ir -to - night.-

07

j r Ir -to - night.-

07

r Ir - - 1I right.

51

Canal Street Blues By Joe 'King' Oliver

Medium tempo ,3---,

(D = ~ )'1) F F7

;& 2 J J ,l IJJ]cJ 1 1 J ,Ji J J. 'j 1 J. ~ J. ~~

B" F Bdim

;& r r ,l 1 ~ r lj J ,J 1 J Q d ft 1 W y. ~ t

C7 F F7 B" B"m F F#dim Gm7 C7

;H(,w J J 1 t ,Ei;. @ J JJjl ,O P r P 1 J Q9 r 1 11 --

F F7 B"

;511: I I () I I o I J r J r o o o

Bdim e7

1 ..

F F7 Fdim B"m61F F

;&J UU&A:IJ Copyright 1923 Joseph Ollver, USA.

Copyright 1949 International Music Incorporated, USA. CampbeU ConneUy & Company Limited, 8/9 Frith Street, London W1.

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Careless Love Traditional

Medium slow

F C7 F B" F J; 5 j"":J. J IJ J J J j la IJ --------1. Love, oh love, oh care - less love

heed, for what I say is true Don't

F 07 67 C7

J;d F Ir E r r J 1 4J]_J.,= J) t t J You go to my head_ like wine. You've

spend your lives in mi se - ry. Don't

F F7 F7aug B" Bdim

J;5 ,J. F 1 V' 'r Ip r F J J lA t J --ruin'd the life of ma - ny a poor girl,_ And let love do to ev - 'ry one of you- What

11. 112.

F/C C7 F B" F Gm7 C7 F J; ~ ,j, J IJ J pJ ; J-l-ccJ t e J :11 J '-" 1I

now you've ruin'd this life of mine. 2. Pay care - less love has done to me.

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53

Chelsea Bridge By Billy Strayhorn

Slowly

N.C. Dm (m~7) F9 (#11) Dm (m~7) F9 (#11)

;,1 ff~ J ID II~ ocrr Eff Ir CJ4 J Mp 3

D7(~9) D7 69

;,). e 180.

12. E9 E~9 B~7sus4

;,- e ti' 11 &Pp& r r r r Mi

F6

1m

E~7

r r r

11. N.C.

le JiJ ID :11 3

A~6 Fm9

ID en r' , 1 3

Bm F9 (#11> E9 E~9 Dm(m~7) F9 (#11>

;t~~tr OfF ft I rr ";ji J ID 11 ~~~, ~.. EfTF ES' 1 Mp 3

Dm (m~7) F9 (#11> D7(~9) D7 69 F6

ir F roof-4! p. e I W llk Q. t 1I el Copyright 1942 lempo Music Incorporated, USA.

Campbell Connelly & Company limited, 8/9 Frlth Street, London Wl.

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Come Back Baby Words & Music by Norman Petty & Fred Neil

Medlum slow

A A7

Jf~ f J J ) 11 ~ 4 ). e p fU iD) Please come back, baby,_ please- don't 90.- For the way

A ,-....

v e Ji i@JIJ. t e J@! It fC e Jt) J J 1 love you,_

E7 J.,f ) J J. ----o - ver,_

you'lI nev-er know. So come_ back, baby,_

t A

J J ;t IJ. t J ~ just one_ more time.

Verse 2 For the way I love you, you know Ido; For the way you love me, baby, You never know. Come back, baby, let's talk it over One more time.

Verse 3 You know I love you, tell the world Ido; For the way I love you, baby, You'lI never know. So come back, baby, let's talk it over One more time.

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All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured.

D7

-'

let's_talk it

A

1 - 1I

55

ComeSunday By Duke Ellington

Slow GI3 F9(~1I> GI3

J ; Rtr P Jii 11: J J ; 1; ; J

1. 00--------- 00 2. Lord, dear Lord a - bove,_ God Al - might- y, God of 10Vei-

F Fm~7 O mil Gil e Om7 O~dim e/E

~r r r J 1; ; J J J 1 1 J. t -e---------Sun - day, oh come Sun - day, that's the day. Please look down and see my peo - pie through.

E9 fl3 E9 E7(~9)aug E7(~9) Am F/A 09

~~ r --- fJ r Ir r r Ir r lo L J r r r -be - lieve that God_ put sun and moon up in the sky.-Hea - ven is a good - ness time, a bright-er light on high.-

11. poco rlt. GI3 Om7 GI3(bS) E7(~9) Ebl3 09 G7(b9)aug

~ r r r Rtr J ; J 1; J r Atu t :11 I don't mind the grey_ skies, 'cos they're just clouds pas - sing by._

Do unto others as you woufd ha ve them do to you. And (Spoken) (Sing)

12. Freely D9 G7(b9)aug G7aug GI3 F9(~1I>

~J QJJ , p

J r ~J J 11 J ~ J f1 lr J ; have a bright-er by_ and by. Lord, dear Lord a - bove,- God Al -

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GI3 AI3 F Fm~7 O mil Gil

In J J E2t 10 IF r F J IJ J J ~ J - might - y, God of IOVei- Please look down and see my peo - pie through.-

Animated

e Om7 O#dim e/E E9 fl3 E9 E7(#9)aug E7(#9)

b-Mf

IJ. c. IF F r F IF r F F '-' -------- be - lieve God is now, was then

a tempo E7(#9) Am F/A 09 GI3 Dm7 GI3(bS) Ebl3

br F r J IJ. t Ir r F J Ir J J J and al - ways will be. With God's bies - sing we can make it

slower 09 G7(b9)aug GI3 F9 (#11) GI3

In J 'fJJJ. p

J J ntr J J J J F t IJ IJ El through e - ter- ni- ty.- Lord, dear Lord a -bove,- God Al - might- y, God of IOVei-

very slow AI3 F Fm~7 O mil

p pp Ir r F J IJ J J =i J 1_ 1 J. t 11 ---------Please look oown ano see my peo - pie through. ___ _ 57

Corrine Corrina Words & Music by J. M. Williams & Bo Chatman

'Gospel' swlng

C 67 Cdim C Adim A~7 67 C

Ji({J II J --- Ir re U fU t' r F r 1 dC '1 Cor - rine Cor ri - - na, where you been so long?

C7 F C 67

Jrr t F r IV rF rr t2f F J lo Cor - rine Cor - ri - - na, where you been so long?

C Am6 A~7 67 Dm7 67 Adim A~7 67 C P

Jiu F F T Ir r ....-- Ir T F I ~r "1 r Ain't been no lov in' since you been gone.

C 67 Cdim C Adim A~7 67 C

J; II J e --- re --- ---..... J U fU r IF r F r ]& Copyright 1932 & 1936 Gotham Music Service Incorporated. USA. Authorlsed for sale In the Unlted Kingdom of Great Brltaln & Northern lreland

only by permlsslon of Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishing Umited.

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Cottonfields Words & Music by Huddie Ledbetter

Medium fast F F7 BU

J;&$M] lo. J J IJ r 11 r' p r r r r I~ r ; J J J When was a lit -tle bit-ty ba - by, my mo-ther rocked me in the

F F~dim Gm7

J;& ~ J. J J In I~ F' r r 1 Q:;l -QJ era - die, In them old cot -ton - fields back home.

e7 F7 J;!) t J r P r r r r 1 ~ r

lo. ; J J When was a lit - tle bit - ty ba - by, my mo - ther

BU F e7 J;&; J J J 1) J. J J lo IJ J. J J

rocked me in the era-die, In them old cot-ton - fields back

F7 BU

1 t J J J 11 ~ r' r LJ home. Oh, when them cot - ton balls got rot - ten, you could - n't

F~dim

$JJ,J J I~ J. J J 1 " r J pick ve - ry much cot-ton, In them old cot-ton - fiels back

Gm7 e7 F F7 J;& ~ J) t J F 11 F' P F c:t I P r' J J J J

home.--- It was down in Lou - 'si - an a, just a-bout a

BU F e7 F BU F J;d J J J 1 )J. J J lo 1) J. J JI" lA. t. 1I

mile from Tex-ar - ka-na, In them old

~.

cot-ton-fields back home.--

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Cotton Tail By Duke Ellington

Medium tempo ,3, (n = ~ j)) D7 69 D7 67

~ i 11: 1 r r 1 r P- I ,. r ,. r P lE r e/S) ~

D7 69 D7 67

~ 1 r u' F I r ~ - I 1 r 1 r p I e r r ,Fi t. -J

C9 (#11) F 613 6#dim Am7 B7/D# Dm7 67(179) C6

Jit fr~ g 1 P t pl r f 1 t r: T rl U fU 4 Le 'Cr r ti f 11 Copyright '940 EMI Robblns Catalog, USA.

Worldwide print rights eontroUed by Warner Bros. Publieations Ineorporated /IMP limited.

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Bn? E7

F 'r I -, 'r 'fe I t ~ E E r E I e r el t J,

Ji J r E I ~ E '91' I t r E r j r I J J J J ! I~' I

07 69 07 6 7

~ 1 r ES! F I r p - I 1 r 1 r ~ 1 J J J J J t --

:11

12.

Am7 B7 /O~ Om7 67(!~9) C6 N.C.

Ja r 'r n J fJ 4 Lr 'r t F C 11 61

Crazy Man Blues Words & Music by Sonny Terry

Medium tempo ,3-,

eiJ = J 1') N.C. 8" E

~fbiE 3

pOJUJIIJtJ. Ir r r U ~~~ .. 3

Ves, aman ls got to be cra-zy_ fol-Iow the wo - men ev - - 'ry -

3 - where._ Ves, aman is got to be cra-zy_ fol-Iow the wo-men ev - 'ry-

87 3 3 3 1- 1 J ] ] 1 J J J J J J J J fJ r

- where. __ Well, I ain't sing - in' this song 'cos ain't got no one-

A7 3

E7 ~fffl~ E ~ ~-@ 4 ~ J J J 1 J - - 11 r ::J

Ves, you know I can get so me - bo - dy, pal.

Verse 2 Ves, a man's got to be crazy to think he got a woman all by himself. (Twice) I sayas I'm back in town yes, you know she's cutting out with somebody else.

Verse 3 Ves, aman is crazy to give one woman all his pay. (Twice) I said, before I'd be like them,I'd walk out of the front door to stay.

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Crossroads Blues Words & Music by Robert Johnson

Medium tempo

Mi 67

~fj 1 , lit 3

1 t r ~ &r 421; t J

~f - e

67

~f -

C7

~f 1 r' save

went to the crossroads, fell down on my knees._

C7

It r-3---,

t 1 p ~ r &r l' ; t 1 r ~ j 3 went to the cross - roads,_ fel! down on

3 07

1 P J J J -g j r 1 f J j asked the Lord- a - boye, ha ve --mer - cy,_

67

r &J ; ) J tJ t -J ............... poor Bob if you please.--

Verse 2 Standin' at the crossroad, tried to flag a ride. (Twice) Didn't nobody seem to know me, everybody pass me by.

Verse 3 Standin' at the crossroad, risin' sun goin' down. (Twce) I believe to my souls, po' Bob is sinkin' down.

~~e4 ,

1 -

You can run, you can run, tell my friend Wille Brown, (Twce) That I got crossroad blues this mornin' Lord, I'm sinkin' down.

Verse 5 And I went to the crossroad, mama, I looked east and west. (Twce) Lord, I didn't have no sweet woman, oh well, babe, in my distress.

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Cry Your Blues Away Words & Music by Arthur Crudup

Medium slow ,3-, (n = J J)

G7 e7 6 Mi

~f# r ! r r r rl Ir! r r r O r I jQ. Dar -ling, un - veil your faee,- go on and ery your blues- a - way.-

67

~f -6

~. '"= - way.

e7 ~. r r

trou - ble

e7 Ir r r r J ,3. le f e e e rTEt 3 Dar - ling, un - veil your faee,_ go on and ery your blues_

D7

I ==--'

J. r Ir r r --g F' You know I'm so glad_

G r rSi &r I J J ---=

don't last_ al ways.

Verse 2 Remember you told me I would never hear you sayo (Twce) That is the reason, darling, why I ean't say goodbye.

Verse 3

t

I'm gonna find someone to love me, someone lean eall my own. (Twce) You know, I'm so tired of staying in this world alone.

Verse 4 Darling, you don't want me, you really treat me like a slave. (Twice) You know, some of these mornings 1'11 be dead and in my grave.

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II

Dark And Dreary Words & Music by Elmore James

Medium slow

F7 C7

P [J t I! 1 ~ FE e pTQ~ -I ha ve lost my ba - by, al - most_ lost my_ mind._

F7 - IOGC$U!I! - -

3 I've lost my ba -by, al- most- lost- my mind.

F7 C7 F7 '" r j E r r le: E fi 1: r-El I J - -

Way she treat me,-

Verse 2 Well, the road seemed dark and dreary, while I travelled down that way. (Twice) Well, my baby left me, shejust come back home today.

Verse 3 Oh, I love my baby, tell the world I dO.(Twice) Well, I need a little lovin', darlin' gonna make my dream come true.

Verse 4 Oh, I love you darlin', like a schoolboy loves his pie. (Twice) Now ain't that the way to treat me, darlin' my hurt's so long that I will die

Copyright 1954 Are Musie Corporation, USA. Tristan Music Limited, 22 Denmark 5treet,london WCl.

AH Rights Reserved. International Copyright Seeured.

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De Kalb Blues Words & Music by Huddie Ledbetter

Arranged & Adapted by Alan Lomax & John A. Lomax

F7 $~~ r' 1 l F n

C7

r' (l -De Kalb blues,_ babe, make me feel_ so bad._

F7

Ji - ,.

Ji- . p~ 7 r just to

66

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l r fl) r7tfl De Kalb blues,_ babe, make me feel __ so bad._

67 F7 C7 ...-

J 5; lU r 1 r el r .{lf 1 J tJ think_ a -bout- the times_ once have had._

Verse 2 Wasn't for the powder and the straightnin' comb, (Twice) Lord, these De Kalb women would not have no home.

Verse 3 Buy me a pistol, get me a Gatlin' gun. (Twice) Ever catch you, baby, we gonna have so me fun.

Verse 4 Some folks told me De kalb blues ain't bad. (Twice) It's the worry'st blues that I ever hado

Verse 5 If the blues was whiskey, I'd stay drunk all the time; (Twlce) Stay drunk, baby, to get you off of my mind.

Verse 6 Look here, baby, what more can Ido? (Twice) Well, I had tive dollars and I gave you two.

C> Copyright 1936 Folkways Muslc Publlshers Incorporated, USA. !

Deep River Traditional

Slowly

F F7 B" F/A B" Bdim

~~j~L J J 1; j J J IJ J r p - --- ---Deep riv - er, my home is ov - er

F/C A/C# Dm F Faug B"

Ji~ r ~~ J J IJ. J W 1; j J J --- ............. -- ---Jor dan. Deep riv er,

69 6m7/C C7 F B"7 F Fdim F Dm

~q Mp

J J J J J ] j J IJ J IJ J want to cross ov - er in - to camp ground. Lord, I am a -

Am B" A7 Dm D"7 69 6m7/c C7 p

~j r v Ir r F F Ir r J IJ J J J J j J - com - in'; Lord, I

F B"7 F Dm7

~~ J cJ 1 camp ground.

am a - com - in'. want to cross ov - er

very slow

69 6m7/C C7 pp

J IJ J J J ] j J want to cross ov - er in - to

Copyright 1999 Dorsey Brolhers Music Umiled, 8/9 Frilh Slreel, London W, . .1.,[' ~ig!rIS ReseNe

Don't Fish In My Sea Words & Music by Bessie Smith & Ma Rainey

Medium tempo

F7

p~Pi1 My

B" piP r t

be.

ppP 1 r drunk

F7

ppP' r know by

68

F7 B" F7

II j F e ~ p r-::J r r ..-

~ 1 r r' dad - dy come home this mor - nin', drunk as he- could

F7 B"7 E"7 3

- l- e 1 p le e f r r My dad - dy come home this

F7 B" F7 B"7 r --.. ~ r f Ir t - l-as he-- could be.

B" E"7 --- ~e---D p P f 1 j r &r ~ Ir t -that- he's done got bad_ on me._

Verse 2 He used to stay out late, now he don't come home at all. (Twce) I know there's another mule been kicking in my stall.

Verse 3 If you don't like my ocean, don't fish in my sea.(Twce) Stay out of my valley, let my mountain be.

Verse 4 I ain't had no loving since God knows when.(Twce) That's the reason I'm through with these no-good, tritling meno

Verse 5 You'lI never miss the sunshine till the rain begin to fall.(Twce) You'lI never miss you ham till another mule be in your stall.

Copyright 1926 MCA Music Publishing Incorporaled, USA. MCA Music Limited, 77 Fulham Palace Road, london W6.

Al! Righls Reserved. Inlernalional Copyrighl Secured.

p r' mor - nin',

Bdim

e r

B" - II

Don't Go To Strangers Words by Redd Evans * Music by Arthur Kent & Dave Mann

Eb7 Bb6 Bbm~7 3 ..

g r' J) 1 J J 4 ) J 3 Build your dreams- to the stars a - bove_ But when you need_ sorne -one Play with fire_ till your fin -gers burn- And when there's no_ place for

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1

ji~P J j J J IJ J J ;:

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112. C9 F7

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Down By The Riverside 'Gospel' swlng

F

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1) J 4D ) 1 t J J. .) 1 bright eyed

lit - tle dOIl_ kiss,_ Down by the

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by the riv-er - side,_ Down by the

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iD J J J 1I F F F L1 1 r F IJ J J J J ---She said, "Ha ve pa -tience, lit - tle man_ I'm sure you'lI un - der - stand,-C7 F F7

Ji-p IJ J J I,J J I~ tJ J J J .......... I hard - Iy know your name." said "Ir

Copyright '999 Dorsey Brother. Music Umited, 8/9 Frith Street, london W,.


B~ F A7 Dm

jir F F Lf lo IJ J J J J 1" -I can have my way,_ may - be some sweetday-

67 C C7

jiW J J Ir w J F 16'"* rr t J 11 your name and mine will be the same," I'd

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Down The Road A Piece Words & Music by Don Raye

Medium fest ,3-,

(D = J J)) Oaug 6

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~~~ ~ 6

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67 C7 6

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~$ r J J J E -.. H _ J ----1 r p Ir El r 1 p Ir E r rE; I 07aug 6

~f 1 E j fe E E r Hsfr m" [rtA e -72

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(excluding North, Central and South America, lapan, Australasla and the Philippines). Al! Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured.

67 C7 G

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Don't Selllt (Don't Give It Away) Words & Musie by Osear Woods

Medium tempo

6

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C7

J' r j ir r j J Ir j, ]J J. Don't you hear me cry - in', won't you list-en what I say? Ear-Iy one mom - in'

6 07

~'r r t r J J IJ - - Ir r r r p F' ba - by, 'bout the break of day. Told me not to sell it

6 Chorus 6

b'&J ijA J ~ tJ' J lo 1- t ~ r II r J J J Pa - pa, don't you give it a - way. I said yes, ba - by, yes

67

~. r J A J Ir J A J , ~~ J A J r no, ba - by, no. Yes, ba - by, yes no, ba - by, no. Said

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~' r J A J le r J t J 3 lo -yes, ba - by, yes hear me say no, ba - by, no.

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r r r p F' I &e2?lt J J J J lo -Thought I found Jel - Iy, 'shaw_ don't sell no more.-

Verse 2 You know you didn't want me, why did you call don't you hear me cryin' little all and all. You know you didn't want me, baby why did you call? lean get more women than a passenger train can haul. Chorus

@Copyright 1999 Dorsey Brothers Muslc Limited, 8/9 Frith Street, London W1.


II

Duet Medium tempo By Neal Hefti

,3, (n = J j))

E"

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1\ lo..

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Dust My Broom Words & Music by Robert Johnson

Medium tempo

D7

bff{r lit E j j 67

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b" -D7

b'':J 67

b" 1

76

I'm gon' get up in the morn -in',_ I be -lieve 1'11 dust_ my broom._

67

t t21 It j j j r ~ 71 t1 Ir r , J ~ J I'm gon' get up in the morn -in'- I be - lieve 1'11 dust my broom.-

A7

t - 1- 1 ~ r r r lE r E cAD 3 3 Girl - friend, the black man you been lov -

3 D7 67 D7

j t j j J ~ J 1 J t ----- --girl-friend, can get my room.

Verse 2 I'm gon' write a letter, telephone every town I know. (Twice) If I can't find her in West Helena, she must be in East Monroe, I know.

Verse 3 I don't want no woman wants every downtown man she meet. (Twice) She's a no good doney, they shouldn't 'Iow her on the street.

Verse 4 I believe, I believe 1'11 go back home. (Twice) You can mistreat me here, babe, but you can't when I get home.

Verse 5

in',

And I'm gettin' up in the morning, I believe 1'11 dust my broom. (Twice) Girlfriend, the black man that you been lovin', girlfriend, can get my room.

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Dust Pneumonia Blues Words & Music by Woody Guthrie

Medium tempo

N.C. C

JaM E r 11 V &r 1 J J J F 1 P F ---

Jl)

lP .,...,

I got that dust pneu - mo - ny,- pneu - mo - ny

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J J I J J 1 -~ D ?' r 1 p r got the dust pneu - mo - ny,- pneu - mo - ny

67 F7 C

1 r EJJ J J 1 F &iJ J) fjJ. 1; I'm gon-na sing this dust pneu- mo - ny songo

Verse 2 Now there ought to be some yodelling in this songo (Twice) But I can't yodel for the rattling in my lung.

Verse 3 My good gal sings the dust pneumony blues. (Twice) She loves me 'cos she's got the dust pneumony too.

Verse 4 If it wasn't for choppin', my hoe would turn to rusto (Twice) I can't find a woman in this black old Texas dust.

Verse 5 Down in Oklahoma the wind blows mighty strong. (Twice) If you want to get a mama,just sing a California songo

Verse 6 Down in Texas my gal fainted in the rain. (Twce)

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I throwed a bucket of dirt in her facejust to bring her back again.

Early Autumn SI o W Words by Johnny Mercer * Music by Ralph Burns & Woody Herman e7 Fm~7 E7

Ji, {; 'r r fr 11: E t r rije r r j J

1. When an ear - Iy Au - tumn walks the land-- and chills the breeze, - vil - ion in the rain, all shut-tered down

D7 DDm~7

(757Ft ~r r r , I f pJ

And A

hand __ the Sum - mer trees, lane, all rus - set brown

Per -haps you'lI un - der - stand-Afros - ty win -dow pane_

1 ..

e7 Fm~7 F6 Gm7 e7 Jire PE loo. &r r E' ~ l rr t E 'r r fr :11

what me - mo -ries own. 2. There's a dance pa -shows me a town grown

Gm7 F

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loo.

J. J J J t J J J II J. loo. ; I t ~ [ J1 lone - Iy. __ _ That Spring of ours that start - ed so Ap- ril -heart-ed

Gm7 e7 Fm~9 Fm7 81713 Ji& r E21 J J J J IJ 1 J J J IJ. &J J ;f]

Seemed made for just a boy and girl. I nev - er dreamed- did you?- an - y

ED J

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Fa 11 could come in view so ear - Iy, ear - Iy.

Fm~7 E7 EDm~7

J;~ E rC-r r r ~ [ p~ lE ~ J ~J -=- I ~r J r r .J Dar- ling, if you care, please let me know 1'11 meet you an - y - where,_

D7 DDm~7 e7 F $lar r r r , I J J S ( ItT T ; ro JI J ,LjJ e I1

_ I miss you so. Let's nev-er have to share_ an-oth-er ear - Iy Au - tumn.--

Copyright 1949 (renewed 1977) & 1952 (renewed '980) Cromwell Music Incorporated. USA. TROEssex Music Limited. Suite 2.07, Plaza 535 Kings Road, London SW10 &

Warner Chappell Music Limited, Griffin House, 161 Hammersmith Road, London W6. AII Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured.

Evil (ls Goin' On) Words & Music by WiIlie Dixon

Medium slow ,3---,

(JJ = J j)) N.C. 67

Ji' i 1; J J 11 J j J If- you're a long way from

4Jti) f 3

J t 1 ]J ~J ) t home,- can't- sleep at night,

: 3 1 J J @ J J J J J ---~ Ji' 3

1 } ) J ~J J J J --Grab_ your te - le - phone,- some - thin' just ain't right. __ That's ev -

C7 67

Ji~J J$WJ - 1J )JaJgIJ - I - 1 JijJ ~

- iI,--- ev - iI- is gO-in' on.-

D7 C7 6

Ji' J :j J J Jj t 11 J ;r J ~ J J jg 14 warn-ing you bro - ther,_ -you bet-terwatch your hap - py home.-

Verse 2 Well, if you call her on the telephone, And she answers awful slow, Grab the first thing smokin', If you have to hobo. That/s evl/ etc.

Verse 3 If you make it to your house, Knock on the front door Run around to the back, You catch himjust before he goes. That/s evil/ etc.

Copyright 1960 (Copyright Renewed) Hoochie Coochie Music, USA, all rights administered by Bug Music Limited, 31 Milson Road, London W14.

AlI Rights Reserved. Intemational Copyright Secured.

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79

FeelSo Bad Words & Music by Chuck Willis

Medium tempo ,3---,

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~{f r ( e7

I--.F) j ] j J J J 1 J J J JI;. ---- -------Feel so bad, __ feel like a ball - game on a rain - y day. __ _

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~F F fL r.F) J ] j iJ J J 1 J J J J IJ. ----------Feel so bad, -- feel like a ball -game on a rain - y day .. - __ _

67 N.e. e 67

~ J J J J }1 td ~ 7 n i J J JI; 3 ;. 1 ;. t 11 ~-----~ Ves, I got my rain - checki- shake my head and walk a - way.--__ _

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paGl3 ~ fTh 1 J i,J J J 1;3;. 1;. ~-----~ 00, _______ _ peo - pie, that's the way I feel.-----

Copyright 1954 Berkshire Music Incorporated, USA. Edward Kassner Music limited, Exmouth House, 11 Pine street, London Ee1.

80 AH Rights Reserved. International Copyright secured.

F9 e ~ (7@ p 6m J ~ J ~ J J 1 ~ J J. 1 J. J

~----;;;:::::::::::: 00, peo - pie, that's the way I feel. Some -

67 N.e. e 67

~ J J J J 4S9W 1 R f J J J 1 J J J. 1 ; t J 11 ~ ---;:::::?

- times I think I won't then, a - gain, I think I will. Some -

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- times I want to stay here then, a - gain, I want to leave. __ _ Some -

F9 e ~ r E 11 P F' J J I~ J J. IJ. - times I want to stay here then, a -gain, I want to leave.----

67 N.e. e F7 BD9 e

~ J J J J ,dd ~ 1 R F J J J 1 J J J. 1 J. e 1I ~----~ Ves, I've got my train fare_ pack my bag and ride a - way.---

81

Fever Medium swing

,3-, Words & Music by John Davenport & Eddie Cooley

(D = ~ )))

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11: J. 3 J. 3 J p j 1 ; J e J -, -1. Nev - er know how much love_ you, (Verses 2, 4, 5, 6, see block, Iyrc)

J. j J. 3 1 - 1 J. j J. 3 J j pi 9 J J J. ---Nev - er know how much- I careo When you put your arms a - round_ P!.i J t

me,

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A7 Om N.C. 1- --p:~ O 1 J. j J. 3 JJ J J 1 l' ....,. J. O J J ~. " I get a fev - er that's so hard_ tobear. You glve me fev - er

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t pI: j ~ ) J. IJ. 3 J. j i2J J J 1 -when you klss me, Fev - er when you hold_ me tlght

Fine 1'.2.

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In the morn - lng, Fev - er all through- the nlght.

1I e J. 1 J J le J. j J 3. Ev - 'ry bo - dy's got the fev -

O J J IJ J J J J - 1 t J. J J ------ls some - thlng you all know. Fev - er ls @Copyright 1956 jay and Cee Music Corporation asslgned to Fort Knox Music Company, USA.

lark Music Limited, Iron Bridge House, 3 Bridge Approach, Landon NW1 for the United Kingdom, British Commonwealth (exeluding Canada and Australasial, the Republic of Ireland and Israel.

AII Rights Reserved. International Copyright 5ecured.

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J er,

J - n't

:11

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Repeat whole sequence, then D.C. al Fine

J JZiiJ J J thing Fev - er start - ed long_ a - go.

Verse 2 Sun lights up the daytime, Moon lights up the night. I light up when you call my name, And you know I'm gonna treat you right. You give me fever when you kiss me, Fever when you hold me tight Fever in the morning, Fever all through the night.

Verse 4 Romeo loved Juliet, Juliet she felt the same When he put his arms around her, he said 'Julie, baby, you're my flameo Thou givest fever when we kisseth, Fever with thy flaming youth. Fever, I'm atire Fever, yea, I burn forsooth!"

Verse S Captain Smith and Pocahontas Had a very mad affai r When her daddy tried to kili him, she said "Daddy-o, don't you dare! He gives me fever with his kisses, Fever when he holds me tight. Fever, I'm his missus Oh, Daddy, won't you treat him right'?"

Repeat Verse 3

Verse 6 Now you've listened to my story, Here's the point that I have made: Chicks were born to give you fever, Be it fahrenheit or centigrade! They gi ve you fe ver when you kiss them, Fever if you live and learn Fever till you sizzle -What a lovely way to burn!

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Fine And Mellow (My Man Don't Lave Me: Medium slow

Words & Music by Billie Holiday

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~----~ My man don't love me, treats me oh so mean My

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man he don't love- me,

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treats me aw - fui mean He's the

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make you stayout all night long;---make you drink and gam - ble,

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F N.C.

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BD7

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C7 OD9

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know is wrong. But if you

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ev..!ry day; But you're so

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-------I know you're gon - na drive me a - way. Love is BD7 F C7 F

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Folsom Prison Blues Words & Music by Johnny Cash

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