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C Treble
Bb Treble
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Bass Clef
F Horn
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The Creole Jazz Band
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Margie .......................................................................... 12
Memphis Blues ............................................................ 80
Midnight in Moscow ................................................... 81
Missouri Waltz .......................................................... 266
My Bucket's Got a Hole In It ................................ 95
My Daddy Rocks Me ................................................. 58
My Gal Sal .. 290
My Honeys Lovin Arms .......................................... 162
Oh ................................................................................. 15
Oh By Jingo ................................................................ 98
Oh Didnt He Ramble ............................................... 120
Old Rugged Cross .................................................... 206
Ole Miss ..................................................................... 198
On The Alamo ........................................................... 238
Orys Creole Trombone .......................................... 108
Ostrich Walk ........................................................... 264
Over in The Glory Land . 286
Over The Waves ..................................................... 140
Panama ....................................................................... 16
Pearls .......................................................................... 18
Poor Butterfly .......................................................... 103
Pretty Baby ............................................................... 38
Riverside Blues......................................................... 94
Rock A Bye Your Baby ............................................ 26
Rose of Washington Square ................................. 204
Rose Room ................................................................ 212
Royal Garden Blues ................................................ 141
Rufe Johnsons Harmony Band ............................ 170
Runnin' Wild ............................................................. 172
Sailing Down Chesapeake Bay .............................. 130
San .............................................................................. 22
Satanic Blues ............................................................ 74
Second Hand Rose ................................................. 156
Second Line ... 38
Sensation .................................................................. 24
Shake It and Break It .......................................... 166
Sheik of Araby ........................................................ 184
Shim-Me-Sha Wabble . 291
Shoot Em 283
Singin' The Blues .................................................... 155
Sister Kate ............................................................... 176
Skeleton Jangle ....................................................... 64
Sobbin' Blues ............................................................ 66
Some of These Days ............................................... 203
Some Sweet Day ...................................................... 240
Somebody Stole My Gal ......................................... 232
Someday Sweetheart ............................................. 244
St. James Infirmary .............................................. 164
St. Louis Blues .......................................................... 180
Stockyard Strut ...................................................... 236
Storyville Blues ........................................................ 82
B7
B7
B7
B7
A E
B7
B7
B E
B7
B7
B7
B7
A7
B7
E
E7
F7 B7
Standard Doo Wack-a-doo chorus
B7
F7
B7
B7 Etc
Hindustan
Oliver Wallace & Harold Weeks 1918
q = 185
A C
jin
G&7
Sing
ring
ing,
gle,
D7
tin
- ing,
D7
gle,
call - ing me
D7
- ing,
G7
a - far.
Tem - ple bells are
C
B
Hin
stopped to
rest
our
pea - cock
C7
met
car - a
- van,
G7
fan
G+
sun - bird
C7
stan,
du
a - cross
the
G7
her
and
the
world
be
we
where
the
G7
where
the
F
Fm
stan
where
sand,
Fm
flahsed
D9
stan,
G7
G+7
G7
G7
du
D9
D7
tir - ed
pur - ple
Hin
G7
stan,
Gdim
du
Hin
paint - ed
du
G7
Hin
G7
G7
G+
gan.
where
Indiana
q = 200
A F
ver
Yet
G7
Gm
vis
ion
gain
been
wand
land
and
sea
F7
'rer
moon - beam
G7
Casts
Bm
al - ways
have
on
the
wa
spell
o'er
F#
fair
seem
to
ter
Bm6
C7
me
Gm
C7
see
Gm7
be,
C7
Back home
a -
F
B
E7 E7 D7
gain
C7
seems
that
fields
see
D7
sends
all
its
fra
Dm
Dm
to
roam.
D7
it
long
for
still
C7
C7
From
the
me.
G7
grance
A7
F
then I
And
G7
G7
used
na
A7
Wa - bash,
G7
Dm7
F7
can
hay
E7 E7 D7
F
C
A7
in - di
in
G7
C7
G7
C7
F
for my
In - di - an - a
home.
(C7)
Suez
G
E
D7 D7
G
A
D7
D7
D7
D7
B G
D7
D7
D7
D7
Rhythm Vamp
D7
Rhythm Vamp:
D7
F7
Solos Here
C B
A&
B7
D B7
D7
G7
C7
G7
F7
F7
G7
C7
A&
C7
G7
C7
F7
A&
Afghanistan
A F
B/F
In the land of Af- ghan- is-
tan,
E7
In
by
the
E7
'Cross
fair
o-
a-
E7
the
des - ert
sis,
There's
Wait- ing
E7
sand,
for you,
we
will
dol,
in
way.
E7
to
her.
A/C
A/C
car- a-
van
find a
ly.
G7/B
F
B7
E7
C7/E
tan,
C7
B7
E7
E7
ghan- is-
In
Af-
C7/E
B E7
day,
F7
C7 Break
B/F
man.
F Break
her
F7
tem- ple,
tan.
Whispering
A E
B7
to
G7
So that
whis - per
D7
me,
Each
lit-
tle
hear
B7
me,
C E
whis-
per- ing
B7
lieve
me,
know it's
grieve
B7 F7
one
so no one can
B7
cheer
B&7
dear, but
you,
Whis-
per and
love
you.
F7
B7
me,
F7
me,
shoul
leave
true, there's no
C7
B7
my
D7
C&7
head on
me,
F7
you.
C7
to
C&7
D7
can
you
G7
C7
F7
der,
tell
B7
B E
to.
B7
Schonberger - Coburn,
V. Rose - 1920
You're
Whis-
per- ing
say that you
be-
Eccentric
10
F
F
C7
G7
C7
F7
F7
F7
B
B
C7
F7
B
F7
B
B7
B F7
B E B7 E
F7
B7
B7 E
E B7 E
G7
B7 E
B7
Solos:
F7
11
C B
C7
F7
3
F7
C7
F7
3
B
F7
B
B F7
D B B
B
C7
F7 B
C7
F7
Tag
B
B
B
B
C7
F7
B
C7 F7
pp
D7
D7
12
Margie
q = 160
AF
You
Here's
Gm
can
talk
All
C7
a - bout your
one
must
D7
night
long they
C7
tell
to
you;
sit
up
He holds her
E7
D7
- on the stairs,
Gm
G7
C7
love af - fairs,
Gm7
coo:
C7
My
lit - tle
13
Mar
gie,
F7
al - ways
I'm
Mar
Don't
for
G7
E7
get
your
have
bought
Days
I'll
tell
the
D7
C7
nev
er
blue.
all
is
said
and
done,
There
is
Mar
C7
gie,
You've been
Mar - gie
of
you
love
to
you,
me,
break
home and
world
ring
and
F7
F+7
in - spir - a - tion,
my
A7
are
Gm7
prom - ise
gie,
Mar
G7
E7
gie,
think - ing
F+7
Af - ter
F7
real - ly
E7
E7
D7
on - ly
one,
Oh!
C7
it's
you."
"My
lit - tle
Mandy
14
A B
E B
hear some bo - dy
C7
sing - ing
a fa - mil - iar
ser - e
B E
C7
C7
- na - ding
want - ed to
han - dy,
fing
han -
this.
Oh
now
G7
dy,
B7
fee.
So don't you
C7
is - n't it
ling - er
G7
- er
F7
So Istopped a while to
miss.
- thing like
I could
some
F7
moon.
dy,
F7
tune.
Man -
word
Not a
F7
- ing
lis - ten,
F7
F7
a hum - ding -
er?
G C7
F7 B
Come a - long and let the wed - ding chimes bring hap - py times far Man - dy
and me.
15
Oh!
A B
F7
F7
B
C7
C7
Break: 2 Bars
F7
B B
F7
B
F7
B7
B B& B6 B& B
2.
1.
B
F7
Panama
16
A E B7
B7
B7
C7
B7
F7
A E
E7
C7
B7
F7
E7
A&7
E7
E7
A
A
2.E
C A
C7
F7
B7
E
1. E
E7
B7
B7
E7
B7
B A
E7
G7
C
E7
D A
E7
E7
E A
pp
ff
A7
2.
E7
A7
1.
D
A
E7
E7
E7
E7
E7
E7
A
17
E7
A
E7
A
E7
The Pearls
18
D7
G
E
E
A G
E7
A E7 A A7
D7
E7
A E7 A
B G7
E7
G7
B7
G Break
- 2 bars
A7 D7
C7
A7
D7
C7
G D7
G
G7
G
G7
19
G7
C7
C Tuba Only
E7
All
D7
D7
G7
G7
E7
A7
D7
G B7 E D
C D
E G7
D Tuba only
C7
All
G7
A7
G7
C A7 D7
G7
Tuba Only
G7
C9
20
Swanee
A F
Swan
ee
C7
C9
to
be
F
F C7
folks
in
F&
Swan - ee.
C7
F&
by
the
C7
C7
a - mong the
G7
love the
old
C7
folks
C7
will
shore.
C7
Swan - ee,
- my's
Swan - ee,
old
Swan - ee.
Swan - ee.
dear
Swan - ee,
F&
B7 C7
more,
C7
C7
C7
My
see me no
G7
G7
to
Swan - ee,
at home.
D7 C7
21
Stumbling
A G
G G7
A7
A7
on her toes,
E
A7
felt
G7
bling,
A7
hon-
ey,
bling,
D7 G
E7
My
No-tice all the pep, No-tice all the pep, No-tice all the pep.
a- shamed.
A7
clare:
ny,
D7
C6
B G
fun-
I must de-
so
D7
I stepped right
E7
bit.
like
it
22
San
Bass Intro
A D
A7
King
One
at
sad
shore
Sing
Bu- la-
ness on
Sat
Saw
on
San
A7
B7
the shore,
ing
sad
way.
dore.
Bu-
la-
may,
the shore.
To
his
dear
ly
her
On
roam.
re- frain
A7
the
in
A7
A7
On
A7 D
San
G
-
A7
may,
Told
queen
A7
McPhail/Michels - 1920
A7
D B7 A7
C7
lay:
lore:
23
C F
D7
B7
C7
na,
My dar-ling
way?
Lo - na,
G7 C7
a-
to
D7
D7
loved
me,
But if you
I knew you
stay?
D7
G7
loved
loved
me
me,
had
F7
done would be
the
thing
D7
to
to
do.
D7
If
you
way?day.
true
G7
D7
D7
this
some
D F
F7
B
If
C7
C7
B7
home a - gain
dear,
dear,
C7
to San.
24
Sensation
q = 180
A
B
1.
Gm
Cm
G7
2.
F7
Cm
F7
B
C7
B E
F7
1917
B7
C7
F7
B7
Fm7
B7
C7
F7
B7
E
E7
C A Db
A Db
B7
E7
A Db
A Db
B7
E7
A Db
Db
B7
E7
Back to B
Fdim
1.A
E7
2.A
E7
B7
F7
B F7
B
C7
B
B7
F7
B 2 bars unison
F7
B F7
F7
G7
Fine
F7
Edim
Gdim
25
C7
F7
B7
Back to "B" for solos, after last solo play "A" once
26
A C
Mam-my
mine,
way.
Mam- my
G7
home to-day,
G7
a-
way,
B7
Your roll- in' stone is
G7/D
G7
there to stay.
B7
mine,
sign.
strolled a-
G&7
G7
G7/D
B7
D7
Lis-ten Mam-my
roll - in'
Smile a wel-come
G7
mine:
27
B C
G7
C
G7
croon a tune
from Vir-
gin-
C C
Weep no more my
Dix-
G7
ie.
ia,
D7
Dix-on Line,
G7
And swing it
G7
C
la-dy, sing
G7 F7 E7
me,
ya'
G7
A7
me on yourknee.
D7
A7
rock- a- bye ba-
A7
Mam-my mine,
of
dy,
G7
D7
Dix- ie Mel- o-
G7
D7
G7
by with
D7
Dix-
er,
Rock-
a-
G7
ie
dy.
Riv-
mel- o-
er,
bye
your
That's A 'Plenty
28
Dm
A7
Dm
Dm
A7
A7
Dm
B C7
F#
C7
F 2 bar break
C7
B
B
F
F7
F D7
G7
C7
F A7
C7
C Dm
A7
Dm
A7
Bass
Bass
Dm
bass
A7
Bass
F7
Dm
D B
A7A7 G7
C7
F7
29
B B
Cmi7
F7
B
A7 A7
G7
cornet,clarinet
F7 B
G7 C7
E D
trombone, bass
B
C7
A7
G B
C7
solo here
H B
F7
A7 A7 G7
Cmi
F7
B
F7 B B
A7
G7
F7 B E7 B F7
F7
G7
Cmi7
C7
F7
B
F7
30
q = 160
A A
Db
Just a
to
stay
here,
be
all
A7
la
hev'n
- ly
jour
end.
Fm7
B7
bor,
in
ney,
Be
at home
A7
B7
All
thru
the
Pearl
there
Db A E7
Dbm
E7
straight,
pen,
friends.
ble
go march - ing
there.
march - ing
state.
and
E+7
with
trou
E7
Db
nar - row
a - gain
Db
will
to
Just
while
Just
to
lit - tle
wait
B A
Dbm
E7
Db
Db
Just a
ver,
Db
all
Gate.
to
share.
go
A
-
en - trance
F7
sin - ful
ver
ver,
Flee As A Bird
31
Mary S.B. Dana - 1857
A D
A7
Flee as
tain,
er,
G7 B7 A7
A7
D
Go
er.
C7
Fly
tain,
fly-
He
A7
D
A7
F G6 D
Call and the Sav- iour will hear
thee.
ing,
ing.
A7
on
tear.
thee,
C D
A7
thee,
ing,
A7
D G
The Sav-
A7 D
A7 D
Oh
A7
32
C
F7
B
F7
B
A B
Lit
tle
His sister
Wil ly
a greed y
boy
was he.
Til ly
stin
gy, too.
He
C7
kids
One
She al - ways want ed some of what you had but gave she noth ing to you.
F7
Toot
thebest
sie Roll,
jel ly
roll,
to
F7
it
F
D
F C7/G C7(b5)/F
F7
B B
G7
lit
C7
bod y
none of my
Toot sie
Roll,
bod y
none of my
jel ly
roll.
F7
(Toot sic
(jel
ly
Rol!)
roll)
33
G7
day,
way,
Mom ma told me to
day,
way;
C7
good
If I'd
boy, He'd
bring me
be
B
in curls!
C7
F7
toy;
If I'd
girl,
and joy!
pride
She might
hair
put
my
G7
C7
need
You
F7
D7
D7
Dad dy told me to
be a
C7
down.
E
B
G7
B/F
C7
F7
B
G7
C7
F7
Back To "A"
C7
F7
34
down
east,
down
east,
out
west,
out
I'm way
You're way
love
you
so,
takes
six
be
G7
And my soul is crav - ing, crav - ing for you,
west,
G9
Just
you
know,
It
days
to
go there with
a train, Just
one
with
you
G7
G7
G7
gain.
week more
and I'll
C7
long
to
be,
35
B F
D7
G7
Down
G7
wait
for me;
C F7
How
G7
Meet
me
down by the
G9
where
the
sun
goes
down
D7
is
How
my love
C7
a-
to
be
Down
F
D7
G9
Oh hon- ey
C7
bout eight.
my heart
is
Oh hon- ey
Out
C7
Oh hon- ey
wait
C9
for
A - mong
the
me.
36
A B
q = 240
F7
B B
C7
B7
F7
F7
G7
37
A B
F7 B
1. F7
E7
C B
E7
F7
B7
2.
F7
F7
Tag
B
F7
B7
B B
Joe Avery
F7
38
Pretty Baby
Egbert Van Alstyne & Gus Kahn - 1916
A E
B7
E7
B7
Pret - ty
B7
Ba - by;
F7
just
ba - by
me.
ba - by
stare,
F7
you,
E7
to
Your
for you're
B7
B7
E
you,
cur - ly
C7
F7
ba - by smile makes life worth - while, You're just as sweet as you can
hair,
B B7
Your
be.
Ev' ry
B7
39
E
B& E
B7
like
be
your
sis
to
Ba
B7
by,
dad
Pret ty
Ba
D7
C7
by.
F7
too,
And I'd
Pret
ty
my
B7
B7
Pret ty
B7
F7
cra dle of love, And we'll cud dle all the time.
E7
B7
and moth - er
Pret ty Ba by.
Ba
by
of
mine.
40
Bill Bailey
A Dm
On
one
sum - mer
morn - ing
la - dy
C7
rd,
Dm
married a
&O
er - in'
and
Dm
C0
the
sun
was
weep - in'
brake - man
old
C7
cro
prune - fed
- wd
shin - ing
fine.
The
A7
Dm
C0
hung clothes on
the
line
in
her back
A7
ha
that
like an
ya
ho - ney of
rd.
She
calf and with
lou
Bell -
down.
big
gang
A7
hang - in'
d,
C7
41
B F
Won't
you
come
She
I'll
day
lo
- ng
pay
the
rent.
do
the
cook - ing
know
I've
that
done
you
wr
no - thing
but
know
- y eve that
drove
you
out,
with
fine
tooth
comb.
I'm
to
blame,
well
C7
please
come
home
Bail - ley
won't
you
D7
- ong
G7
Bm
G7
I'll
rain
ho - ney,
C+
F7
home?
whole
'Mem - ber
come
the
you
C7
C7
won't
C0
C7
moans
home
Gm
ain't
that
D7
shame!
Bill
42
C7
C7
to the
swore to be true
to each
bar-
He was her
He was my
G7
A
B
while
Just as
true
ten- der,
"Has my
lov-
man,
man,
go sleep,
G9
theirwatch
they keep,
as the stars
a- bove.
soft - ly
Chi - na
boy
hum.
you too.
C7
don't peep,
E7
A
She
beer.
F F E7 E7 D7
your eyes
They
Winfree/Boutelje - 1922
Close
While
you,
wrong.
wrong".
on
Bm
will come,
of
F B7
E7
oth- er,
China Boy
Chi - na boy
G7
q = 160
A F
C7
F F7
cor- ner,
B7
C7
Traditional
C7
So,
go
sleep.
43
In
D7
first
G7
both
my
sweet
Dm
in
to
town,
shop
win - dow
I'd
of
fash - ion
I'd
G7
to
smile
all
A7
wilt - ed
A7
As
sweet
down
shy,
Dm
and
world seemed
Dm
D7
lit - tle
wore
it,
I'll
G7
Fm
A - lice
Gown,
proud
man - ner
Blue
A - lice
lit - tle
ev - 'ry
wan - dered
D7
when I
A7
felt
ev - 'ry
G7
G7
by;
al - ways
G7
Blue
Gown.
And
the
'Til
it
A7
- dore
in
Then in
round,
was
frown,
But
E7
eye,
G+
it,
My
Jazz Baby
44
A C
G7
C
G7
cab-
a-
ret- er.
D7
G7
and then came
E7 E A
tan- go
C7
me.
tea,
There was a
Folks think
the way
F7 D7
G7
walk is
a fad,
B C
Jazz
C
C
G7
Ba-by,
I'm a
There's some-thing
G7
C
D7
G7
G&
C7
F F
C C
Jazz
Ba-by,
F
D7
C
C
C
G7
G&
caused all the talk,
is
just a cop- y
of the way I
45
Jazz
D F
D7
Ba- by,
Rocked to
A7
tune of the "Tic-
kle Toe".
G7
Ev-
er
since
me!
and fro,
D7
by that's
G7
To
and
fro
to the
start- ed
D7
in
to grow,I'd
love to hear the mu- sic play- in', See my dear old mam-my sway- in'. Jazz, jazz, jazz,that's
all
ev-
er knew,
D7
All
day
I want
long
nev-
Jazz
Ba- by,
to do,
Play me
get thru.
G7
G&
a lit-tle jazz!
'Cause I'm a
ny.
That
D7 C C
er would
G7
C
C
C7
G7
E C
A7
is
just a
cop-y of theway I
G7 G&
C
D7
at D
G7 C Solos
Ba-by,
by that's me!
46
A Fm
C7
Fm
C7
chim - ney
sweep
Fm
Bm6
He
had
C7
light
C7
dream - in'
ha - bit
C7
Bm6
in the ze - ro breeze,
sil - ly.
and
he
Fm
C7
bad,
Fm
er
Fm
G7
Fm
had it
Cm
had.
Cm
G7
Fm
C7
Right
be
- fore
Fm
C7
him
B - V - D's
47
C E7
E7
Bm B7
F7
bis
tell
me
E7
you'd
weep
lock
er
want to have
now
Bm B7
E7
Bm
the
door
and
cry for
more.
all
B7
F7
long.
F7
strong
cuits
E7
and
ee
son
F7
want it good
zin',
B7 E7
Bm
like
that
will - ie
the
48
F&
A B
Dear
F&
one,
D7
sun-
rise,
G7
heav-
is
wait-
ing
for
the
F&
'ry
rose
on
high,
my
heart
F&
with
His
E6
is
call
D7
mate
is
call-
sleep - y
dew.
B F G7
F7
is
Ev
E
And
world
thrush
the
C7
B B
F7
-
ing
The
ing,
you.
49
A B A/C
B/D
F7
B
F7
B
Ev
'ry
Great
big
A/C
B/D
Some
big
But
that
up your head,
C7
when
F7
F7
B B
F7 B B7
Ya-
If
Ya- ma man,
G7
F7
C7
F7
a doubt, If
he
can!
B
B7
Read - y to spring
B G7 C7
F7
ma
Ya-
F7
ma
man!
F7
50
A C
E'er since Miss Su - san John - son lost her Jock - ey Lee, There has beenmuch ex - cite - ment,
Yel - low
C7
more to
be;
F7
G7
Won - der where
my
the
B C
Mon - ey don't 'xact - ly
F7
Ea - sy
G7
Has
e - ven a
morn.
and
bog.
G7
the
Dog.
C7
sym - pa - thy
Te - le - grams go
grow on
trees, On
F7
"Bam"
Is
South - ern
in qui - ry
of
ru - ral
No
And
no grand - stand
- der's gone?
Ri
night and
ba - you, burg
F
F7
Ri - der took.
Dog
de - lie - ver
cross the
an'
Un - cle
Sam
Buck - shot
land.
G7
y.
Dog.
Ev - e - ry
C C
phone
rings
is
Fill
our
While
D7
D F
Ea
play.
F7 B
Bdim
Ri - der's
C7
ain't
C7
cross the
Yel - low
On a
and he was on the
hog.
F7 B7
a - way,
got a stay
He's
Dog.
so he
had to vamp it
C7
far.
to - day,
This
This
A7 B Bdim
Ea - sy
C G7
C7
C7
C7
F7 B7
Ri - der
B7
- sy
good ti - dings,
last
Blues
51
far - mers
glee,
At
hearts with
the
a - ret,
for me,
a cab
C7
C7
C7
Solos at "D"
52
A B
Bdim
Dadd - y
Dadd - y
dear
dear
list - en here
when you're near
the door
my love
you
share
Bdim
Ma - ma's cheek
where you
go,
Bdim
Once a week
I must know,
C7
B7 C7
Needs a
kiss or two.
and what makes you gay.
F7
Bdim
Bdim
in'
to
You've got to
53
F7
B
B B
see your ma - ma
ev - er - y night
You've go to
or she won't be
F7
Now
Now
E E7
can't fif - ty
com - pan - y
well you
fif - ty me you've got to
kind of man who gives his love on the in - stal - ment plan,
if you want my
I don't want the
F7
see your ma - ma
ev - er - y night
C B
F#
F7
sat a - lone.
F#
you
did notphone
F#
F7
F#m7 F7
F7
Cm7
F7
Cm7
F#m7 F7 B
F#
F7
Sat - ur - day
you
took yourbath
F7
butyoubroughtthreegirls
54
A E
D7
D7
"We've been to
D7
E D7
G A
G7
near-ly ev'-
ry place in
G7
B E
town.
G7 A G7
We both will
D7
go and do
D7
D7
brown!"
E D7
some oth-er
the thing up
D7
I got it
D7(b5)
sic
G7
grows.
ky Town,
55
C C
D7
let's go
down
to Hon- ky
There'l! be
D7
sing-
ing
danc - cin'
sing-
ing
syn-
co-
pa-
ters,
where
wait- ers,
to
pi-
a-
no
played
by
He plays pi-
D7
stay a year,
G7
Ton-ky Town,
G7
a- no queer,
all
the
fun is found.
G7
Mis-
ter
Brown.
D7
You want to
G7
danc-ing with a
don- key,
D7
G7
Ton - ky
Town.
mon- key,
56
Verse
A Gm
in Jun - gle
Down
A7
D7
wagged his
noo - dle,
he
came out to
moon;
be - neath the
spoon
with - out a
F9
Soon
Town,
frown;
King,
thing
be
F7
true!"
57
Chorus
B
C7
Down
F7
is com - ing
moon
F7
To
town,
hon - ey -
soon.
pret - ty
mon - key
ade,
C B
jun - gle
in
ser - en -
B B
F7
When
F7
Cm7
F7
up
D7
C7
in
the
I'll
be
true
tree,
maid,
C7
Jun
F7
gle
Town.
to
my
My Daddy Rocks Me
58
q = 100
A Fm
Bm
I've got
Fm
Sweet - ie,
G7
He makes
me
hap
B7
got
a great big
C7
on his
knee,while
Cm
- py.
Fm
chair,
so sweet to me.
and
Cm/A
B7
me
G7/D
to a
Cm/G
Bm/Db
he rocks
Fm/c
no one could be
rock - ing
Db6
rock - y
mel - o - dy.
there.
I'm
Fm/C
My ba - by
59
B Fm Fm/E Fm/Db
Fm
rocks me
Db7
C7
Fm
Bm
Fm
Fm Fm7/E
My ba - by rocks me
roll.
Fm/C
Bm
C7 Fm/c
C7 Fm
a blank
et
of
Talk
Gm7
C7
Fm
Fm7/E
D Bm/Db
He hates to
We get to - geth
Fm/Db
C7
You need a
C7
Fm
roll.
My ba - by rocks me
go.
G C7
Fm
roll.
C7
Fm
60
A B
C7
C7
F7
nev - er
do.
C7
F7
for the
new,
D7
When you grow old
you
F7 F&
C7
years gone
C7
He
on
I'm
F7
B7
don't last
C13
go - in'g
to
B&
E
that would
C7
make
long;
by,
A7
nev - er
do,
F7
E6
F7
some
changes
too.
die.
D9
D7
from now
For there's
61
G7
change in
the
weath
er there's a
change in
C7
the
sea,
D7
G7
me,
C7
F7
and my name,
G7
C7
C7
F7
strut my stuff,
'cause
be the
same, I'm goin'to
C7
D7
G7
G7
C7
F7
62
Creole Belles
B
1900
C7
F7
C7
1.
C#7
C7
F7
C7
F7
B
F7
E7
C7
G7
D7
C7
G7
F7
B
B
G7 C.
2.
C7
F7
63
Interlude
F7
F7
C E
Belle
shine
ba
dar
I love her
I'll call her
by
lin'
my
my
D B
C7
F7
F7
F7
B7
NC
My Cre - ole
When stars
Cre - ole
Cre - ole
Belle.
Belle.
F7
B
G7
C.
well
mine,
my
my
dar - lin'
lit - tle
F7
B
C7
C7
F7
F7
64
Skeleton Jangle
q = 182
Bass
E7
E7
E7
A A
E7
E7
F7
Bm
B7
E7
E7
A7
Db F7 Bm
B7
E B7
E
B C7
F7
E7
E7
B7
C7
A A E7
F7
F7
A
E7 A Break
65
C7
C
F7
B7
E7
C7
F7
F7
B7
E7
Unison 2 Bars
D C7
F7
B7
E7
A A E7/B
C7
F7
E7
B7
E7
E7
66
Sobbin' Blues
q = 164
F
C+ F
C+ F
C+ F
C+
mf
pp
mf
A F
F7
B
mf
Bm F
B7
Cm6
D7
pp
G7
C7
Rhythm sec. plays straight 8ths as written, horms harmonize melody - 8 bars
F C7
C7
B7 A7 A7
G7
Swing
F7
C7
67
Rhythm sec. plays straight 8ths as written, horms harmonize melody - 8 bars
F
C7
C F
C+
Swing
C7
B7 A7 A7 G7
C7
F7
C+ F
C+
F
F C+
mf
pp
mf
D F
B7
pp
C7
B7
F
C7
F
B7
F
B7
B7
C7
68
Hesitating Blues
W.C. Handy - 1915
A F
F
F
F
Hel - lo
Cen - tral what's the mat - terwith this line?
Sun - day night my beau pro posed
to
me.
If I
was whis - key, and you were a cup I`d
F/C
C#
Dm
High Brown
mine. Tell me how
wif - ie I'd be
Said he, "How
nev - er come up,
Oh, How
Please give me 2 - 9 - 8
Come be my wife my Kate,
Can I
get it now,
B
B
long
long
long
will
will
do
I have
I have
I have
to that
py if his
and
F/C
C#
Dm
or
talk to my Brown?
just for a
stall,
She
was tall.
to wait?
to wait?
to wait?
F7
A storm
He left
She
make
last night
that night
me think
talk
I want to
hap
Said she'd be
dive to thebot - tom
C7
G7
C7
F B7 F
will
will
do
I have to wait?
I have to wait?
I have to wait?
blowed the
on the
'bout my
Oh,won't you
Will he
Can I
69
C7
tell me now,
come back now,
get it now,
C B
na - tion is
G7
C7
F B7
put
I'd
be his,
left
me
And if you
F7
lose.
Blues.
a - lone
Left
B7
B7
He'd be mine,
F7
off,
D B
Pro - cras - ti -
B7
F7
F7
way,
E7
He's gone
and
70
D7
G7
C7
Bass
A F
C7 F F
F
D7 G7 C7 Break
C7
G7
C7
D7
B C7
C7
C7
C7
71
Fine
C F
C7 F F
F
D7 G7 C7
C7
G7
D7
C7
D B
B7 G7
C7
F7
F7
G7
B Break
B7
B
C7
F7
C7
G7
1.
F7
2.
Break
B
72
A E
F7
B7
E A7
B7
Miss
Miss
B7
E7
Min - nie Lee from Ten - nes - see
was known to be
Lu - dy Green was some l'il queen, and jeal - ous as
C7
F7
B7
had
a
beau
Moon - shine Hall,
E7
and
y'd
Un - til Min - nie
Was Miss Min - nie,
day.
go,
B7
B7
B7
ly sighed,
will tell
B7
then
you
she
at
F7
F7
B7
An - y - time and
When her man went
quiterough.
could be.
B7
an - y - where
out at night
I
heard her
now
so you'll
B7
say:
know"
He
73
B E
may
F7
B7
A7
B7
G7
vam - pire
ain't no
B7
My wick - ed smile,
C E
al - ways got me on
that is
ture,
But
may
B7
E
G7
own,
but
just
want,
'cause
I'm
just
right
My wick - ed walk,I've got the kind of eyes that seem to talk, It's
B7
E
E
his mind.
E7
F7
C7
my own.
I don't mean,
Ain't no need
to be so bold,
of get - tin' rough,
to
get
you
told,
to
do
my
stuff
B7
F7
A7
Cm
F7
some - times.
E7
some - times.
A7
B+
He
B7
Satanic Blues
74
B7
Em
Fdim
Cm7
A B
B
B
B7
C7
F7
Dm
F9
F7
B E
B
B B E
E
C7
F7
1.
2.
B
B
F
B
75
C E
C7
F7
F7
E
G7
C7
B7
C7
F7
F7
Back to "A"
E E F
E
Bm C7 F7
B7
Edim
76
Dangerous Blues
1921
A F
Ta
de da da de dum
C7
ta
de da da de dum
it seems.
ta
de
da da de
dum
take a
da
da
de dum me
B F F6F& F
C7
D7
soft and
sweet
C7
blues,
D7
F6F&
Lord
D7
Can't you hear the mu - sic play - ing
blues.
C/G
look at
C7
de da da de dum
F F7 F E7
means,
Oh,
C7
what that ta
Ta
C/G
It's the kind that makes you wan - na shake your feet.
G7
C7/G
C7/BC7
ta da da, ta da da,
ta da de dum.
77
C F F6 F& F
C7
Oh,
F
B
the kind I'd hate to
G C
ev - en sleep a wink,
C7
Oh,
A7
so we - ary ho - ney,
blues,
lose, those
F6 F&
They're
G C
G G7
blues.
F B7 F
78
Tishomingo Blues
q = 132
E7
E7
moon swings
al - ways
low,
gay,
That's
That's
B A
A7
B7
where
why
I
you
want to
hear me
Db
be - cause I'm sad to
Down where
the
Where South - ern
Dbm
I want to be where,
To Tish - o -min - go
A7
B7
E7
E7
Db
E7
blow.
way,
South - ern
folks
are
E7
go.
say,
I'm
I'm
A7
day.
79
Db7
E7
E7
E7
C A
in a
A7
Db
sist
C7
way.
E7
lin - ger,
B7 E7
Db
C7
B7
To re
trees.
E7
Way
A7
Fm
temp - ta - tion,
I wish to
place,
E7
with a race,
Oh
B7
E7
In Tish - o - min - go
blues.
80
Memphis Blues
W.C Handy - 1912
A B7
F7
B7
E E7 A7 A6
B7
B7
B7
C7
F7
E7 D7 D7
B7
F7
B7
E E7
B A
A7
D7
D7
B7
E7
E7
A A7 D7 D A
Midnight in Moscow
q = 160
A Cm
Fm G7
Cm
G7
Cm
Fm
A B7
Fm
Dm7 G7
Cm
Cm
Cm
Dm7 G7
Cm
Cm G7
81
G7
Cm
Cm
B Cm
Fm6
Cm
Cm
Fm
Cm
Fm
Cm
Time
G7
Cm
G7
Cm
Cm
Dm7 G7
Cm
G7
Cm
Fm
82
q = 132
E7
A A
A7
Db
Trad.
A A7 Db Dbm A
E7
E7
A
A7
Db
B7
B7
E7
A Db F7
83
B A
A7
Db
Dbm
A E7 A
B7
E7
E7
A
Fm
E7
E7
A
A7
E7
A A7 Db Dbm
E7
F7
Db
Dbm
Tag
A A7 Db Dbm
Db
B7
Db
Dbm
Time
A7
A7
E7
C A
rit....
Db
A A7 Db Dbm
84
A Gm
D7
Gm
D7
F7
Gm
C7
Cm
E7
Gm
B7
F+
Won't you
B E
Em
C7
Get bu -sy
F7
Gm
men
C7
D7
you
Gm
Em
Gm
meet
like the
F7
B7
talk.
When you
D7
for the
Cm
walk,
G7
frown.
But the
D7
Gm F7
B
B7
Em
Vocal to "C"
85
C B
C7
street,
By the
school,
F7 B
down the
G7
B
B
B
B
B
B7/A
Dodge the
E/G
thru,
Get
C7 F7 B
by the church.
F7
C7
cans,
Gb7
pots and
C7
Av - en - ue.
pans.
F7 B B7
Won't you
Back to "B: for Solos
86
A B
D7
There ain't noth- in'
Aft- er
D7
G7
G7
cize
me
of
their
talk-
in'.
want to an- y-
C7
way,
B B B
If
If
D7
should take
dis-
And don't care
like
crit-
say,
is
G7
way to do
all, the
D7
if they all
G7
G7
do
just
G7
F7
de- spise
B7
me.
To jump in
my lov -er
F&7
D7
Biz-ness
If
in'.
a no-tion
F7
as
Do.
G7
the o- cean,
to
for an -oth-
F&7
er,
Rath- er
than
If
I go
to
D7
per-
on
C B B
If
F7
D7
best
com-
my
last
cab-
a-
ret
if
no mon- ey
F7
F&7
If
on
C7
B7
F&7
Drive
me
right
in-
to
nick- el
And
it
leaves
me
in
Biz-ness
F&7
If
Do.
If
let
my
If
I give
him
pan- ion
B B
Do.
B7
C7
on
F7
B/D
do.
D7 G7
Mon- day,
And
Biz-ness
To dance up-
Then
you
got
that
choose
D7
biz - ness
should get
F&7
If my friend ain't
Sun -day,
B7
church
87
C7
pick -le,
F&7
88
A E
A7
I'm blue,
E
A7
A7
C7 F7
B&7
G7
A
E E B
F7 B
On my knees,
B7 D7
B7 B&7
B E
B&7
F7
sure- ly
is
E7
Babe!
has
jazz,
C7
Babe!
F7
just a
de- vine.
B7
B7/F F7
B&7
B&7
F E/G
Gli-din'
Now!
stay,
E/G
is a treat,
E/B
F7
B7
C7
an- y
time?
B7 E
fine,
jazz.
Maitland
89
A7
E7
A7
Db
E7
Db
Db Dbm A
90
Alcoholic Blues
A
F7
B
Bm
C7
Vamp
C7
C F
Db7 C7
C7
pro -a - bi - tion
G7
C7
drives me in - sane.
Gm
G7
C7
I'm so thirs - ty
When
91
C7
C7
G7
cut
my
G7
but
sug - ar
blues,
blues,
Bm
my heart to cheer,
C7
in - side
cut
my
coal,
my
soul.
I've
got
al - co - hol - ic
the
F7
Blues,
no more beer
deep
did-n't frown.
blues.
There's
booze.
lord - y lord - y
what
to
do,
Solos at "D"
C7
F
Db7 C7
F
So long hi - ball,
back a - gain.
So long hi - ball,
back a - gain.
92
VERSE
A C
C7
G7
D7
G7
To thelead - er man,
And
C7
grand - stand,
brass
band,
come
some - how,
now,
C0
Ain't
G7
Al - ex - an - der's
G7
a - long.
C7
Come on and
93
B F
hear,
hear,
Come on and
G7
take you by
the hand.
band.
hear,
the
Up to theman.
F7
hear,
just
the
long.
Come on a
Let me
F7
war. That's
Come on and
long.
Come on and
ho ney lamb.Come on a
C7
Al ex an
-
hear,
C7
C7
Fdim
Band,
Riverside Blues
94
G7
A E
A7
F7
G7
C F
B&7
A7
E A7
E A 1. E
E E7
B&7
B7
E
B7
2.
B
E B7 E G7
B7
F7
B7
C E
E7
E A E
E7
F7
B7
B7
E E7 E A
Solos at "C"
q = 174
F7
C7
B7
F7
B7
F7
CHORUS
Yeah! My Bucket's Got A Hole In It
Yeah! My Bucket's Got A Hole In It
Yeah! My Bucket's Got A Hole In It
I can't buy no beer.
Well I'm standin' on a corner - With a bucket in my hand
I'm waitin' for a woman - That ain't got no man.
CHORUS
Well, I went upon the mountain - I looked down in the sea
I seen the crabs and the fishes - Doin' the be-bop- bee.
CHORUS
Well, there ain't no use - of me workin' so hard
When I got a woman - in the boss man's yard.
CHORUS
Well, me and my baby - we just bought a Ford
And now we sit together - on the running board.
CHORUS
B7
C7
95
96
A E
love
to
see
the
B7
B7
love
to
see
the
hap- py
all
the
while.
B7/F
F7
B&
fel - lows
B7
Love to
F7
cru- el,
B&
fel - lows
D7
So
hap- py
all
To
let them
'ry- thing.
the
while.
B/F
plead.
B7
Oh, I
B B7
plead.
cry:
E7
B7
pro- vide,
E7
be my tur-tle dove,
G/B
Un-
to
fall.
Then I've
Then I've
C7/G
My hon-ey love.
E/G
til they're
B7 E
D7 B7/D
B7/A
F7
B7
in my lov - in'arms,
F/C
I'm bound
C D
B7
I'll
love.
E7 A
B7
B7
F7
B7
97
love!
sat- is-
C7
fied.
'Cause I
98
Oh By Jingo
q = 180
A F
C+7
F
C+7
F
G7
G7
love?
Oh,
by
Jin - go
said,
"By
F7
by Gosh,
Gee.
Jim - in - y,
Dm
F#dim
By
Oh! By Gee, By
C7/G
by
A7
on - ly
in the Fol
C+7
You will be
D7
C7
C+7
Gdim
hut.
G7
G7
Juv,
Gdim
C7
C7
Bm
A7/C#
me."
Gosh by Gum, by
girl for
me.
B7
lies,
So
they
Dm
Juv, by
Jin - go,
99
AF
Gon - na
lay down
C7
C7
lay down
my
C7
down
B B
by
the
stu - dy
war no
C7
C7
stu - dy
stu
that war
C7
ain't
dy
riv
er
riv - er
the
side.
Ain't
no
gon - na
more
stu - dy
war
gon - na
more
I ain't gon - na
no
war
no
more
more.
more
you know
no
C7
war
side
stu - dy
Gon - na
down by
C7
side.
the riv - er
Down by
down by
down by
I'll
100
Wabash Blues
q = 120
Near - ly
C7
Gm
Wa
F7
-
bask
B C7
to
Now ev
F7
roam,
I had a
girl was
B7
- 'ry
some it's
D7
home,
B7
Gm
day that
F#7
as
F7
mis
er
y.
Solos
at B
B B7
B7
EGmA A B7
F#dim E7
B7
lone
B7
B7
some soul am
B7
-
Can
B7
B7
shoes
To
F#dim
E7
A
feel
E Gm A A
those Wa - bash
my walk - in'
I'll pack
B7
lose
dues.
me in my dreams,
B7
Haunts
I,
I got my
B7
know
B7
B7
Oh,
101
Blues.
C B
D
Gm
B F#
Db7
Thru the syc - a -more the can -dle light is shin - ing bright, Mem -'ry brings the scent of new -mown
F# Db7
C7
F
C7
F
I'll
be
B7
a - gain.
Back to B
102
Lasses Candy
A A
A E7
E7
F7
B7
B B
E7 E7
A
E7
B B B
F7
G7
B7
B A
F7
E7
E7
G7
B7 E7
103
Poor Butterfly
q = 120
Golden/Hubbel - 1916
A E7 Bm7 A E9
C+7
pass
B7
him
so.
come
me
be
by
E9
Poor
C7
F9
and
by.
as
she
E7 Bm7
ful,
I'm sure
if
Bdim
cry,
he
But
sigh or
faith
Then I nev - er
And
low,
Amaj7
mo - ments
Fm
E9
Dbm6
The
in - to years,
to
Bm7
know that he
C+7
die.
Poor But-ter -
in - to hours,
B E9
F7
E8
F9
B7
fly
Amaj7
just must
104
King Chanticleer
Nat D Ayer & Seymour Brown, 1910
A C
B+
C/B
C/A
C/G
A7/Gb C/G
D7
G7
B G
D7
A7/Gb
B+
D7
G7
C/B
D75
G7
C/A
D7
C/G
D7
D7
D7
G7
C/G
105
D F
E
E
D7
G7
F7
F7
B7
B7
B7
B7
F7
B7
D75
F7
F E
CHORUS:
E7
E A7
Solos at "E":
106
E7
A7
G7
C C
A7
B A7
G7
E7
A7
D
G7
G7
C
A7
D
A7
G7
@ C F
C/E
D7
C7
C7
D7 C7
C7
D D7
C/E
F A7
C7
A7
A7
A7
C7
C7
D7
D7(b5)
D7
107
G7
G7
C7
C7
G7
C7
Coda
108
Trombone solo
G7
F C7 F
C7
C7
G7
D7
C7
C7
C7
C7
G7
D7
C7
G7
B G7
C7
C7
G7
1.
D7
2. F
109
C B
C7
C7
D D7
C7
C7
F7
F7
F7
C7
TAG Trombone
C7
Trombone Solo
Solos B
F7
Trombone solo
C7
F7
F7 B
F7
C7
F7
110
Ja Da
Bob Carlton - 1918
q = 132
F E7 E7 D7
Ja - da
G7
Ja - da
F E7 E7 D7
Ja - da
Ja - da Ja - da Jing, Jing
Jing.
G7
Ja - da
C7
Ja - da Ja - da Jing, Jing,
Jing.
C7
C7
E7 E7 D7
Jing,
It goes Ja - da
D7
Oh
yeah!
mel - o - dy,
Ja - da
C7
Ja - da Jing, Jing,
It's
G7
G7
Ja - da
C7
Ja - da Ja - da Jing, Jing,
Jing!
111
That Da Da Strain
q = 152
A Gm
D7
D7
Gm
C7
F7
B B
D7
G7
C7
F7
D7
C7
F7
Cm7
G7
E7
Solos on B
112
Lazy Daddy
A B
B7
B7
B7
C7
B/F
G7
F7
C7
C7
F7
F7
C7
F7
ODJB, 1918
F7
G7
C7
F F7/C
F7
113
C B
F7
G7
C7
F7
B7
E E
B Em6 B
D E
Trombone
Break
fine
B7
E Trombone
B7
Break
Trombone
E
F7
B7
E
Break
E/B
C+
F7
Trombone
Break
B7
F7
114
Limehouse Blues
q = 184
Lime - house
Oh
Dear
Am
In
Oh
Am
In
Lime - house,
I'm
wear
B F7
Right here in
Am
to
E7
land,
Am
un - der - stand.
Like a
Nev - er
Queer
sob
sound,
Sad,
mad
blues,
they
Those
day,
And
And
C7
A7
play,
Dear,
E7
Dm
Db
Bm7 E7 A7
C Db7
Db7
Oh!
Oh!
kid
C7
Fm7
B7
no - bod - y's child,
E7
blues
I've
the
Oh! Oh!
F7
Bm
blues,
F7
Bm7(b5)
C7 B7
and
A7
B7
Bm
Db7
kid.
Db7
C7 B7
B7
115
E7
- ry
of
old
gers and
Chin - a
town.
116
B&7
A E E
E E
Way down in
Al-
a- bam,
It was in
E7
F7
B7
F7
on one string,
he
play,
B7
There was
to
up- on the
C7
the
E A7
dy,
117
Oh hon-ey,-lis-ten- here,
E7
sta- ble
C7
AA E
A7
F7
ba- by
mine,
E7
C7
me some-day,
B7
blues.
B7 B7
C7
sta- ble
B7
E7
blues.
B7 B7 E
B7
E
Those liv -'ry sta - ble blues they're the blu - est kinfd of blues!
118
A F
south - ern
G7
C7
C7
C7
a - go or may - be
more,
D7
Rob - in - son
shore,
no rent
to
pay
and
on - ly
D7
day, but
They built
Sat - ur - day
o - bey,
D7
lit
tle
hut,
C7
night
day,
G7
on fine
friend,
lend,
to
F7
wife
C7
soe land - ed
no
C7
B F
G7
Cru
- land on a
out on an is
G7
it
was
shut.
bor - row or
Fri -
And
119
C F
Where did
- in - son
Rob
G7
Ev -'ry
Then on
Sun - day
men
G7
in
With
to
G7
On
Sat
did
C7
men there
D7
so Where
G7
this
men,
Fri - day on
roam,
home.
G7
night?
C7
would start in
ur day
they
C7
D7
go
Cru - soe
G7
G7
C7
D D7
D7
ur - day
Rob
F
night?
in - son
Cru - soe
go
Solos at "B"
120
Traditional
A B
F7
F7
B
F7
Drums
B B
head was
Well his
in
the
C B
ram -
All
ble?
F7
mar- ket,
by
said:
ble, Didn't he
F7
a- round the
town.
ram-
his
feet were
in
street.
All
the
F7
F7
Didn't he
ram-
He ram-bled all
ble,
B
F7
B
meat!" Oh didn't he
B
F7
ble?
the
a- round,
Didn't he
ram-
F7
Didn't he
Ma-ma- don't'low
no
B7
Ma-ma- don't 'low
no
F7
No
B7
No
no
She Don't
She Don't
whatMa-ma-don't'low,he's gon-na'playthat
F7
Ma - ma don't'low
We don't care
121
No
cor- net
an- y how.
She
Don't
122
A E
B7
B7
B7
E
It will lin-ger
in your brain.
For it's a
C7
F7
B7
o-dy,
It's
B7
B&
babe,
C7
What do you say?
it a- gain.
E B7
B7
Oh,
It's a
dan- dy
F7
Dix- ie
rag.
B7
the band
play.
B E
That Dix-ie
C7
jazz!
That Dix-ie
jazz!
B7
Dix-ie jazz!
F7
right,
F7
C E7
Lis-
F7
C7
ing.
From left to
Hold to me
tight.
Come,
B7
let's
go!
ten can't you hear that man just coax a
moan
B7
Lis-
toe.
123
F7
tick- le
G7
C7
F7
That
Dix- ie
It's the
C7
jazz!
best
F7
B7
E
ie
That
jazz.
Dix- ie
jazz!
B7
124
F F
C7
Guess!
Guess!
What do you think I'm think in'when youthink I'm think in' wrong?
A7
Guess!
Guess!
in'
I
I
G7(b5)
C7
ain't go
in' East, I
ain't go
in' West, I
that
to
I love best,
pit a
pat
Where life
un
less
My
D7 D7(b5) G7
I'm
C7
is
hear this
song;
125
C7
G7
C7
C7
G7
G7
C7
New Or - leans,
der in
F&7
E - den,
in the land
C&7
of dream - y
F F7 C7
F7(4)
bies with
F7
scenes,
Cre - ole ba
F&7
Stop!
Oh won't you
F7
B6 F&7
B A7 A7 G7
give your la - dy fair,
C7(4)
C7
There
Stop!
is
They've got
D7
ti - ful queens,
jeans,
hea
an
F7
G7 C7
F6
der in New
Or - leans.
126
F7
A7
A7
F7
A7 C A7
F7
F7
Verse:
B7
Par-son Lee in
Ten- nes-see in
sor- ry
but our
up and
vol- un-
Now I'd
like some-one
to stand
teer
to help us
F7
F7
B7
out".
When a
gal named Rag-time Ro-sie stood up and said that she could play,
F7
light- ed
and
he
way",
F7
sat
down to
pray,
And the
F7
Then
came a
shout!
F&
When
C B
127
F7
To that tune
It was such
a treat,
F7
danc-
in'
and
pran- cin'
to the
F7
to
that
o- dy.
B7
C7
Rag- time
to know
Ro-
sie
F7
F&
Then
he
said
B7
List- nin'
so sweet,
D B
to see:
B7
F7
C7
F7
ragged the
no
ros-
a- ry.
"I
min- strel
show"
When
E7 B
128
F F7 E7 E7 D7
G7
C7
I got stuck on
had
to
drink
that
I was
G7
the
C7
F7
E7 E7
a bar
on - ly
F7
D7
old
But I
Cooper - 1915
G7
whole
Green
D7
Riv - er
dry
to
G7
get
back
C7
home
to
you!
Solos at "A"
129
Verse Interlude:
F#
C7
F#
C7
Verse - Vocal:
F#
C7
F#
C7
Half past
G7
four,
Dan
bed.
G7
ve
D7
D7
G7
F F7 E7
E7
C7
G7
Mc - Graw,
C7
half
the night
F#
C7
F#
C7
Dan - ny
smiled,
like
C7
ry wild!
And
child,
is
what
been
all
Dan - ny
re - plied:
G7
this
C7
night?"
she cried,
Back to "A"
I've been
Back to "A" for Vocal and Solos
130
D F7
say,
on
my
way.
F F C7/G
C7
That's why
that
be
fine?
back to
me,
C7/G
To
that
by
Line,
sun- ny
Dix- ie-
land,
F&
the
hand.
F&
more I'll
C7/G
I'm
F7
No
Mis- ter
C7
F&
F7
D F7
F7
B B
gal of
mine:
F7
pine,
won't
C7
me,
just
131
C B
Float- in'
F7
whis-
C7
dark-
on
the
my
Cot- ton
toot!
C7
sing-
in',
Hon- ey
C7/G F7/A
Al-
a-
wel-come me
a-
my
Town.
toot-
in'
a-
way,
And
those
F7
day.
hon- ey
lamb,
G7
B7
G7
ban- jos
lit- tle
bam;
C7
down,
lamb,
F7 Break 2 bars
G7
float- in'
er down to
toot!
ey,
riv-
tle
ies
hon-
F7/A
C7
C7/G
D B
you and
down,
Float- in'
G7
While
G7
C7
gain,
Float- in'Down To
fields of
G7 F7
Cot-ton
sug- ar
Town.
cane
seem to
132
B7
Come on
Verse
Nan-
cy
Come on
Nan-
put your
best
cy 'fore the
dress on,
steam-
is
love-
All
Come on
Cap-
Bal-
Ches-
Ban- jos
all
ring- in'
Ches- a- peake,
Up on deck
a- peake,
B7
'neath the
Mis- ter,
B7
be sore.
to spoon.
B7
B7
a- peake Bay,
E
moon,
the
ti- more,
there's a place
on
B7
ly
we can't float.
a- board for
B B7
boat's gone.
B7
All
sil-
v'ry
a- board for
a- peake
Bay.
133
C E
B7
B7
to this
pier.
And
B7
we can make it
if
F7
It's the
Old
Dom-
in- ion
Line.
D B7
we hur- ry,
Bal-
F7
ti- more.
C7
fear,
Head- in'
for
Nev- er
G7
F7
B7
F7
the
B7
Solos on Verse
134
q = 120
B7
E7
If
Cash
E7
knows just what to
D7
on,
Ea - sy
Ri - der's gone.
I'm
E7
To
I'd
do.
1. B
blue.
F7
Gmin
F7
C7
B7
my
ne - ver told me
F7
D7
E7
He
F
C7
F7
place.
Gm
Shelton Brooks
pawn
gone
to bet on
where
my
won - der
2. B
C7
Oh
win a race he
135
Traditional
Eh Las Bas
Eh
A A
la
E7
Eh la bas,
B A
bas,
la
in
pinch
so
Well I
Ca - jun
But it
but the
would,
I can say
So
E7
and hear them trom bone gliss - es
la
E7
Eh
E7
on - ly
E7
Eh la bas
Or - y
Bas,
bas,
E7
Tra la
E7
Eh la
mus - ic
To -
play,
so let's love
nev - er
I'd
come to be,
it
up
to - day
Eh la
Eh la
Fidgety Feet
136
F7
A B
B F7 B
B7 E E
C7
F7
B
2 Bar break
B7
E
E
B
B
1.B
C7
F7
2. B
B7
Stop time
B E
G7
B7
E
C7
F7
B7
E
B7
C7
G7
E
B7
E7
F7
137
C A
E7
D
D
E7
F7
F7
B7
A7
B7
E7
E7
D7
C7
1.
A7
E7
2.
138
G&
Way
The
ee
in',
C7
in
old
Al- a- bamthe smoke-stacks are show-
y,
in',
C&
F
C
Dad- dy and Mamropes they are throw-
night
all
my,
in',
you
is
can
har-
find
mo-
in'
er,
the
He
C&
them
ni-
all,
ous,
While
Ev-
they
en
are
the
waitpreach-
coing
pateach-
banis
jos
in'?
there?
D7
that's come to
by
car- ry
the
syndance-
tin'.
er.
arc
the
C7
in',
light
where
G&
D7
G7
B C
E7
my, On a moon
in' to the place
D7
There's
The
dog-
G7
cot- ton
a- way.
Rob- ert
E. Lee.
E7
ship
gone,
F7
Rob- ert
Lee
G7/D C7/E
139
C7
flin' a-
Go
take your
best
gal
real
pal,
Go
the
lev-
C&
said
great,
Wait - in'
mate,
for
the
Rob - ert
E.
Lee.
lev-
ee, And
C7
the
flin' throng.
to
C7
C7
ee,
C7
long.
flin' a-
long.
C7
DF
down to
C7
C7
Wait- in'
F7
ic and
on
the
song.
lev- ee,
G7 For Repeat:
140
q = 164
A B
F7
F7
F# C7
Hug",
F F# C7
F7
bear!,
F7
hall,
known.
F7
F7
D7
If you'll justgive me
a chance,
G7
I'll
C7
F7
141
Get'way back,
B
B
F7
E
B
C7
F7
slow,
B7
the
F7
Drop!
F7
Do that step,
log, Rise
142
q = 120
A B
When
you are in
And you
you are in
B E
a - long
B7
o - ver
the sand
My
So
in
and the
C B
Words
near.
When
heart starts to
sweet
blue
like
Thrilled be
won - der - ful
touch of your
beat
the
kiss me my
you
Stars
love,
B7
F7
Waltz - ing
an - y
ryhme
year.
fall in - to
love
F7
like a
won - der
the
F7
of
hand,
and
is
near.
F7 B
C7
It's the
143
A C7
A F
F7
B
F&7
F&7
B F&7
B
C7
D7C7 FB7 F C7
Stop time - Play downbeats 4 bars
Cornet
F7 Clarinet
B F7
F7
F
Tuba
A
C7
C F7
F7 Trombone
D7 C7
F B7
F C7
F7
D B
B7 E7
G7
C7
F7
E7
E7
E7
144
Long Gone
W.C. Handy & Chris Smith - 1920
A7/C
E7/D
A
E7
A
Did you
A A
E7
ev-er
of
Long
John stood on
the
rail- road
Late
last
Ought'a
seen
B A
F7
Long
Gone
A7/C
Long
gone,
tie,
night
he
made
his
E7/D
E7
get-
a-
way.
that
blind.
E7
A
Long
B7
John grabbin'
train
E7/D
came just
B7
to the jail-house
F7
Freight train
Long
A7/C
Was sent
by.
F7
Gone,
B7
He
was
E7
ain't he luck- y?
A
E7
Interlude
F7
E7
A F7
E7
B7
B7
They
They
145
C A
E7 A
to bringhim back,
of-fereda re-ward
A7/C
Dog-
gone
out
on
the
F7
John
es- caped,
no-
bod-
knows
where
got
to
close
the
B7
E7
B7
E7
Gol-
gate.
F7
Long Gone,
Long Gone
A7/C
E7/D
went.
den
Long- John
But
scent,
Long Gone
o- cean
Now
F7
E7/D
his
lost
D A
blood-hounds
guard for-
on his track.
The
He
was
John's
B7 E7
Ain't he luck- y.
still
A
E7
Long gone,
Long Gone
146
q = 100
A B
C9
all a - lone
Bm
my man treats
Bdim
I re - gret
was born,
me
oh
and
mean.
C7
C7
B Bdim F7
F7
F7
say.
Lord a
147
B G7
G7
C7
C7
F7
you al - ways get
F7
you
G7
G7
rave
B F#7
F7
C7
C7
F7
Bm
see
him in hisgrave
F#7
F7
C7
F7
treat him right cuz a good man now - a - days is hard to find,
B F7
B F7
so
hard to find.
148
q = 180
A B
C E
B7
F7
F7
F7
F7
B
F7
B7
B7
E7
2.
1. B7
E
E
B7
F7 B7 E F7
D B
F7
B
F7
149
Chinatown, My Chinatown
A C
When the
That's the
B C
Chi- na
G&7
Hearts that
town, my
know
no
G&7
Dream- y,
And it's
D7 A
G7
La-
oth-er land
dream- y,
Drift- ing
to
and
C7 C&7
of
low,
G7
lights are
D7
Where the
G7
Chi-na town,
G7 G&7
G7
eye,
D7
G7
Starts to
E7
G7
G&7
fro.
A7/E
brown,
A7
D7
G7
C C D7 G7
F6
C G6/B
In dream- y
150
A G
E7
His- to-
A7
ry
In
E6
on- ly goes to
A7
A7
a dream it
A7
B A
E7
D7
prove that
A7
two
E6
I be -
say.
A7
D7
a-
play.
E
E
E-
D7 D D7 D&
D7
takes me back
E6
go.
Which
slow. Cle- o- pa-tra had a
151
B A7
D7
jazz band,
D7
G7
E& E7 A7
E6 E7
She won Marc
D7
A
G/B
D7
F7(b5)
She
B B B7
D7
D7
pyr- a- mids,
B/F E7 D7
She knew she had him all the while. In the sha-dow of the
C A7
G7
ny,
A7
swayed.
An- to-
A7
A7/E
B B A6
A7
C7 B7 E7
D7
A7
D7
A6
and
D7
was
Cle- o lost her san-dal as shedanced to thestrains of the E- gyp-tian jazz bandtune.
152
A E
B+ E
B+ E
E7
Old dea - con Spliv - in,
A7
Fm7
Fm
B7
B7
E E7 A Am E B7
B E
E7
A7
A7
B7
B7
E A7
the dea - con shout - ed with a moan.
153
E E7 A A
B7
E B7
B7
B7 B7
like a choir
B7
B7
good Lawd
sent
E E7 A
it
D E
Oh,
down
to
C7
Aunt
B7
G7
When my feet say dance,I
B7
When I
hear
B7
Let the
E7
Oh,
F7
me.
join
blues,
B7
E B7
A7
right
It's
E7
- o - dy,
Em
HearAunt Ha gar's chil - dren har - mo - niz - ing. Hear thatsweet mel
Em
E7
Ha - gar's
Child - ren
Blues.
154
Avalon
A C7
found my
B D7
so
love
in
A - va - lon,
left my
love in
her and
A - va - lon
E7 E7 D7
think I'll
trav - el on,
and
to
'til
Bm6
C7
E7E7
va
dawn.
Gm7
bay,
a - way.
dusk
D7
the
C+7
sailed
Gm
from
1920
Be - Side
A - va - lon,
C7
C+7
dream of
C7
Al Jolson
And
lon.
Amazing Grace
F
F7
B
F
F
C7
B
F
Dm
C
F
F
Emaj7
Gm
Fm7
B7
B7
G7
F7
B7
Break
Edim
2 -Bar
B7
C7
Fm7
Cdim
Gbdim
B7
F7
B7
Fm
C7
C7
Cm7
C Fm7
F7
Fm
155
156
A F
C7
C7
C7
To
C7
Stuff in our
ba- by grand.
G7
G
C
D7
C7
nev-er-
B F F C7
G7
pardon
me
C7
lor,
'em,
me
I'm wear-ing
C7
G7
C7
C&7
bused,
C7
G7
C7 C&7
D7
G7
dolon
an- o in the
ja- mas when I
lar.
'em.
157
C F F C7
G7
F7
I'm wear-ing
nev- er get
I'm sick of
F&7
F&
girl- ies
man I
a- dore,
G7
C&7
G7
do.
oth- er
G7
He
had
the nerve to
She nudged her friend and said"Oh look! There's my old fur coat!"
C7
F F
G7
Ev- 'ry-
one knows,
Ev- 'ry-
one knows,
G7
C7
From
Sec-
ond
Av-
e-
nue.
From
Sec-
ond
Av-
e-
nue.
C7
Lovin' Sam
(The Sheik of Alabam')
158
A C
Lis - ten sis
Ev -'ry hus
C7
a -bout a man I
and you can pass it
He's the great
Keep your gal
est of
un - der
lov - ers
cov - er,
C C7
D7
To be the bride of
And in the morn - in'
G7
G7
C7
D7
1922
know:
on:
C7
F C
C7
Peo - ple
Peo - ple
159
C F
call
C7
him
Lov - in'
gals
go
by,
Does he step?
Does he strut?
man!
Boy! He
rolls
wick - ed
2 bar break
Sam,
ham,
for Cas
The
eye!
C7
F7
Bm
cry
G7
down in Al - a - bam'.
D7
C7
He's a
A7
ba - bies
bam'.
C7
Am
D F
Al - a
stroll - in'
G7
Sam,
G7
Gm7
Sheik of
- tor
ia!
They
all
love
C7
bam'.
a -
for
you like
Lov - in'
Al
bies cry
Sam,
Peo - ple
160
A E
B7
B7
shy,
B7
C
C F7 B7
to cud - dle
try,
E
B
F7
"Ma,
B7
at me!
B&7 E
Ma,
Ma,
F7
he wants to
B7
B7
Be
my
hon-
ey
ry me,
B7
on my should-er,Ma,
for as - sis- tance!
B7
F7
mar-
to me!
I'm be- side him, Mer- cy! Let his con scienceguidehim
If you peek in, Can'tyouseeI'm goin' to weak- en?
Mahe's al mostbreak-ingmyheart,
B7
E
B7
C B7
F7
E
C
B7 B B7
fel-lows knew,
B7
up to her,
F7
G7
C7
bee.
B7
E A7 E
me!"
161
A G7
You're a
C7
mile
mil-
B/F
ing
C7
B G7
D7
You're a
one
lit-
tle
mile
ears.
moth-
er's tears,
E7
You just
A7
lion
C7/G
lit- tle
your
G7
C7
B7 C
mil-
of
F/A
in
F7
A7/C
C7
C7/G
G7
A/C
from home.
F7
lion miles
C7
C7
miles
from
C7
from
home.
G7
no- where,
B7
When you're
162
A F
C7
B7
C7
pet;
Love- sick
They
I'm
so
lov- ers
C&7
diff-'rent,
al- ways
fret
get
B7
Oh,
ro-
G7
man- tic,
so diff-'rent-
bout their
C&7
now;
A7
While I'm in
G
C&7
A G9
love I know
simp-ly
B F
love your
go
and
whis-per low
They hold
C6
place
to
nes- tle
G7
when
C7
com- fy
co- zy chair,
G7
Hon- ey
B7
to
am
world of charms,
lone-
ly.
G7
D7
Oh, what
Ba- by:
Seems to bless my
hap-py
pair!
C7
ey.
163
C F
B7
love you
C6
You'll find
my
G9
C7
'Cause
when
the
I be- long
to you
D7
on-
ly;
F7
Right in
my
G7
C7
Hon-ey's
Lov- in'
know
that
B7
164
A Dm
B7
A7
Dm
A7
Dm
Gm
B7
A7
for?
Gm
My ba - by went and
B Dm
A7
Dm
B7
A7
Gm Dm
Dm
Gm
My ba - by went and
Dm A7
Dm
B7
A7
more.
Dm
Dm
B7
A7
Dm
A7
Dm
F7
B7 A7
left me
D7
Dm
B7 A7
B7
A7
Dm
I went
La - id
She can
Let her
165
Wilbur C. Sweatman - 1911
F7
E
F7
E/G
A6/F
E
C7
F7
B7
F7
E/G
A6/F
E
C7
F7 B7 E
E6
B
F7
E F7 B7
E6
E7
G7
G7
E7 D6 F G7 E7
B7
E7
A
A7
D D A
A
B7
E7
C
A7
A A7 D A B7 E7 A
D D A
D A
D
A
A
D
B7
E7
D
A
A
D
B7 E7 A
Play "A" Once and end
166
A F
F7
C7
B F
C F
F7
B7
B7
F F7 B B F
C7
F7
C7
F F7 B B
Break: 2 bars
C7
C7
C7
F7
167
Play "D" As AWritten - Repeat for Solos
F7
B
B
F7
D B
F7
B
G7
G7
After Last Solo
play "D" once as written then go on
F7
EF
Break: 2 bars
B7
C7
F F7 B B F
Fine
168
B
A
F7
F7
C7
F7
B
B7
B
F B
F7
F7
C7
F7
B
B7
F
E
Cm7
Fm7
B
E
E
B
E
Cm
C7
Fm F#dim E
B7
E7
169
A
A
C7
C7
F7
F7
B B7
E
E
Cm G7
Cm F7
E7
A
A C7
C7 F7
F7
B
B7
Db
Ddim
A
F7
B7
170
A E
F7 E
B7
band,
G
F6
Down in
Sa-
B F
B7
G F6
van-
nah,
Down
in
sway-
ing,
While Rufe
nah.
is
play-
ing.
van-
nah-
'Man-
ci-
G.
pa- tion
B7
C C B/D
hol-
i-
act
like
day,
fools,
A.
When
they par-
Day.
The
You'll
hear
You
horse and
B7
the
peo-
ple
say:
hear
them
say:
al - most
F7
van-
B7
Sa-
F7
man,
C7 F C7
C7
F7 E B7
ade
mules
each
they
171
C E
G7
G7
F7
Say
Hon,
Lis
that
ten
to
that
played
by
that
B7
C7
F7
ain't
rump,
rump, rump.
E7
G7
Boy ain't he
C7
rump,
D A
to that drum,
F7
hear
it
B7
groan- ing,
C7
lead-
er
C7
It's
man.
He's
F A
A E
C7
got
a world
F7
B7
wide
Old Ruf- us
rep-
u-
ta- tion
John-son's Har-
mon -y
Band
syn- co-
pa- tion;
Solos at "C"
172
Runnin' Wild
F
Bdim
Db7
Gm7
C7
F7
My
When
Verse
A B
B7
gal and
I first
I
met
we
had a
that
gal of
guess she
thinks
when she
thought she
now
she
right
B7
her
lit - tle
Db7
my - self.
all
by
had me
led
the worm
it
I'll
Ma - ry
til
mine
I'm
she's all
and
Gm
her
Bdim
show
fight
D7
gon - na
dream.
C7
the
shelf.
I'm
act - in'
mean.
Like
lay right on
start - ed
wrong
no
lamb
she
led
Gm7
F7
me
C7
But
all
the
me
time,
I
Un -
F7
all
a - lone
I'm
had
to turn,
I'm
Runn - in'
Runn - in'
wild,
wild
173
Chorus
B
B7
Cm6 D7
Reck - less
might - y
Gm
Bm6
bold.
too,
C7
all the
time,
nev -er
F7
Al - ways
blue.
B7
D7
I don't care,
while,
All a - lone
C7
F7
Don't love no - bo
- dy
F7
Al - ways showin'
G7
goin',
Run - nin'
Wild.
174
q = 160
Alabama Jubilee
A B
Man - do - lins,
Gb7
vi - o - lins,
Mu - sic sweet,
F7
Gm
C7
F7
Gb7
C7
F7
don't de - lay,
F7
F7
C7
F7
It's a re - mind - er a
B G7
C7
F7
C7
F7
Aunt Jem - i - ma who is past eight - y three
G7
G7
Al - a
G7
o' pep!
Wtach yo' step, watch yo' step!" One leg - ged Joe danced a - round on his toe,
Cmin
Cmin
gang's all
C7
C7
go!"
F7
here
for an
Al - a - bam - a Jub - i
Oh Hon - ey
- lee.
Hail,
D7
Hail,
the
175
This lit - tle light of
shine.
B B
Ev' ry day
Ev' ry day
shine,
Let it shine,
it
it
B
F7
let
my
it
it
shine.
shine.
shine.
shine.
out
world,
I'm gon - na
B7
Won't let
a - ny - one blow it out,
I'll take this light all a - round the world,
B F7 B
Won't let
a - ny - one blow it out
I'll take this light all a - round the world,
mine
mine
B7
it
it
shine.
shine.
Let it
176
A F
C7
C7
G7
F
B
C7
C7
G7
C7
C7
F7
Tuba Trmb.
C7
C7
D7
F7
177
C B
D B
G7
C7
C7
C7
F7
B7
F7
F7
B7
C7
Last Time
1.
F7
Solos at "C"
178
Hot Lips
q = 180
1922
A Db7
There's a
C7
boy that's
in our
They all
call him
band,
for
He
bo - dy
on
horn,
Hot lips
G7
ev' - ry
And
born,
Db7
gone.
And
notes,
E7
E+7
179
B A
lips,
when he plays
E+7
jazz,
He draws out
Am6
You're on your
toes
B7
When he plays
C A
shoes,
E+7
E+7
through,
They're cu - ckoo
can be
E+7
his
mus - ic's
too.
He
A7
Stop Time
Time:
D A
A
rare
Boy how he
I watch the
E7
proud,
E7
un - til he's
has.
E7
Blues .
crowd,
like no one
steps,
E7 Solo Break
goes,
E+7
A
E B+
B+7
E7
E7
you
C7
C7
Fm
de - clare
must
Fm
Solos at "B"
E7
boy
is there,
lips.
E+7
180
q = 100
Am
B7
F7 F7b5 B7
Am Cb7
A Em B7
St.Lou - is
Wo - man
B7
Em
D Cb B7
Em B7 Am
Em
B7
hair.
E7
O - h,
I hate to
see
feel to - mor - row,
A7
B7
Be
go down.
to - day.
- 'cause my ba - by
I'll pack my trunk
he done left
make my get
B7
E7
I hate to see,
to
mor - row
Cb7
Em F7 B7
this town.
a - way.
Feel
Got the
181
C E
Fm
A7
Fm
can
E A E A
E A E7
be.
A7
That
E A E A E A E7
rock cast
in
the sea,
Or
B7
else
1.
he
wouldn't have
gone
so
far
from
me.
2.
Got the
me.
182
Careless Love
A F
C7
Love,
oh
love
F D7
oh
G7
Bm
gal,
and you
B F
If
tree
were
air
ly
tree.
I'd build
my
Now
a - pron
wear my
G7
a - pron high,
pron high,
and he
nev
fly
from
up
in
the
C7
me.
high,
Bm
way
C7
nest
C7
bad
F D7
wear my
C7
C7
ma - ny
F7
right
I'd
fly
mine.
bird,
C7
B
of
lit - tle
where the
C F
G7
to
Bm
near
F D7
C7
C7
F7
You
love.
C7
care - less
Now
F7
Now
wear
my
C7
by.
183
Tuck
F7
my
old
G7
me
to
sleep
in
C7
cov - er
me with
Dix - ie
skies
Just
let
the
sun
kiss
F7
'Tuck - y
home,
leave me there a
my
cheeks
F/C
F7
ain't had
G7
can
bit of
al - ways
rest,
rest the
best
in
Tuck
me
to
sleep
in
left my
G7
C7
since I
G7
F7
her
like the
nev - er no
my
old
'Tuck - y home,
more
to roam.
nest.
C7
C7
gone.
mam - my's
C7
lone.
ev - 'ry dawn,
F7
C
G7
kiss - in'
C7
and
F/C
F/C
let
G7
me
C7
184
q = 180
A Bm
Gb7
C7
ver
the
des - ert
Bm
Gb7
Rides
the
bold
Em
His
ar - ab
C7
Fol
Bm
Un
wild
der
At
his
shad - ow
sings
to
Em
com - mand
F7
the
He
Cm7
car - a - van.
Bm
by
band
Cm7
Em
Cm7
Bm
free
Bm
Ar - a
of
C7
and
Cm7
Em
love's
Gb7
Sheik
- low his
Bm
Bm
F7
F7
of
call
her
to
his
Bm
Cm7
palms,
F7
Cm7
the
C7
Bm
arms.
F7
I'm the
Sheik
of
ar
F7
love
to
night
stars
be - longs
to
your
tent
I'll
F7
when
that
shine
our
way
to
rule
this
F7
Sheik
land
of
Cm
F7
Gm
C7
F7
Cm
F7
bove
D7
D&
D7
you'll
C7
the
by
will
me
The
Cm
C7
At
sleep
In -
love
Ar
with
F7
D&
Your
F7
creep
Bdim
F7
me
you're
Cm
by
light
F&
F7
Dbdim
F7
Cm
Cm
F7
Dm
Bdim
185
Sister Kate
186
q = 164
A
E
C7
Fm
B7
A B7
B7
sis - ter
Kate,
Fm7
I re - a - lized a
B7
thing or
two
B7
trance,
go - ing wild
just
B7
C7
F7
Cb7
B7
E
C7
dance.
187
Chorus
F7
E
E7
B B7
wish I could shim my like my sis - ter Kate, she shi - vers like the jel - ly
B7
B7
my ma - ma want - ed to
Kate so
why all the boys treat sis - ter
night,
B7
nice.
ev' ry
boy
in
our
E7
E7
be
up
to
date
Kate
C7
mean
B7
I know I'm late
Fm
when
can
Cb7
B7
shim - my
like
my
B7
Shim - my like my
un -der - stood
C7
plate.
know last
on a
sis - ter
but I'll
sis - ter
Kate.
188
A E
B7
Man - y
by - gone
D7
man.
B7
Long
or
F7(b5)
D7
F7
in
built
D7
But
B7
B7
build - ers
wide
or
low.
of them all
C7
days,
Yet
B9
a -
go.
F7
its
praise.
`Twas
B7
Just
189
B E
B7
F
C
C E
two.
C7
B7
Best of
love nest,
than
B7
pal- ace
vine,
Then a
E7
all room,
B7
Bet- ter
is
F7
E7
down on a
E G7/D
small room,
E7
B7
ver-
C7
Then a
B7
farm.
E7
love nest,
G7 G7(b5)
with
gild- ed
dome,
190
A C7
There's
F7
mu- sic
in
C7
the breeze,
and
G7
C7
C7
F7
grow
on trees.
trom-bones
G7(b5)
F7
C7
F7
B
ev-'ry
it's the
G7
to hear it,
C7 F7 B
long
on- ly
C7
G7(b5)
F7
and that's why
I say:
In
Well, I
Chorus:
B B
191
C7
Take me to the
land of jazz,
Play the
Take me to the
land of Jazz,
F7
C7
wan'na step,
like it
to a
hot,
up
and
layin''em down,
G7
the
ty's got!
D7
do
I won't be home-
of
o- ver town,
C7
F7
C7 F7
Pickin''em
At my des-
F7
'til morntin- a-
livin' it
I'll be
tion!
in'.
Just
192
A C
a- way
in
Jun-gle land,
Far
Jun- gle,
Jun- gle,
G7
Jun-gle land,
up-
on the sand,
Tuba- Toms
B7
B
In the
B7
Jun- gle,
eve-
ning
F7
Jun- gle,
B7
la Boo- la.
Tum- bles,
F7
is cool-er
And
they say
B7
Stum- bles,
Jun-gle sand.
B&
ev-'ry-
bod-
that
mon-key band,
193
C B7
Down
in
Down
E
I
B7
love to
And
those
Down in
Bor- ne- o,
C7
see
those
D7
real
wild
And ev-'ry
Oh,
Oh,
To
Down
wild
men
danc- ing
wo- men
in
swim- min'!
B7
a- round,
C7 C
How
B7
in
B7/F
in
F7
Down
B7
Bor- ne- o,
in
B7/F B7/D
Bor- ne- o,
D B7
Bor- ne- o
Oh,
Oh,
o,
E A7 E
Isle.
194
Down in Louis - i - an - a
F7
B7
su - per
in that sun - ny
mu - sic
its
play - ing
all
fill
the
air
be in
E
Then
break
rhyme
to
the
rain or
B7
B E
F7
break
clime - They
Tom Delaney
1921
time
it
Howits sweet vi bra - tion seems to
you
B7
all the
time
195
C B7
Ev -'ry
nev - er seems
C7
Jazz
B
B7
B
B7
F7
man
both
(Jazz
Time)
Cmin
F7
G7
it
play
it
sweet and
C7
B7
F7
man
E7
D7 Db7 C7
Oh!
day and
Jazz
cry:
break
B7
F7
G7
E A7
Me" blues.
low
D7 Db7
Solos at "C"
196
F7
F7
G
Ensemble
A B
Trombone Solo
3 Beats
Ensemble
B
B7 E
F7
C7
F7
B B7 E E B
3
F7
B B
D7
G D7
B7
E
E
F7
F7
B B7
E
E
B
F7
C7
197
Stop time 3 bars - ad lib breaks
B7
E
E
B
C B
F7
C7
F7
B B7 E
B7
B7
F7
B7
B7
B7
D E
G7
E7
B7
F7
B7
B7
198
Ole Miss
A C7
C7
C7
B B
A7
C7
C7
F
F7
F
F
A
E7
F7
D7
B6
199
C
C7
C7
C7
D F
F7
B
A7
C7
F
C7
F
C7
F7
C7
G7
D7
F
D7
G7
C7
F
200
h = 100
D7
Gm
Edim
There are
Cm
Adim
Gm
Gm
D7
There are
There are
When she
A7
Gm
G7
D7
G7
Cm
But the
To hold
Wish - ing
- ly
- ly
- ey
For
For
spends
blu
some that
mind,
stabs,
blue,
C7
F7
C7
F9
B
There are
There are
There are
D7
Blues
Blues
phones
Edim
Blues
Blues
Blues
Cm
E7
D7
pain,
pain,
guy,
G7
Blues
Blues
Blues
Gm
1919
me.
me.
me.
C7
They're the ve - ry
Come from hi - ring
Comes from hav - ing
(D7)
There are
There are
There are
201
A G
G+
C6/G
F6
E7
I nev - er knew
love an - y
I could
I could - n't
re - al
you;
E7
A7
eyes
And
G6
smile
G7
can't sleep,
be
so
G+
A7
Hon - ey
like
I'm
D7
could
do;
knew
could
lov
ing
pair
of
nev - er knew
D7
sweet,
C6/G
D7
D7
eat,
could
can't
could
nev - er
what
ize
Cm
D7
sin - gle
C G
ba - by
A7
bod - y,
A7
1920
love
F6
E7
an - y - bod
y,
you.
202
F7
You
made
me
sat-
is-
what
am
to-
day,
the
B B
with-
you,
That's the
me
died.
and
ev-
'ry
dream,
curse
of
an
F7
and down
un-
A7
you're
You
You fooled
C7
down
B7
And though
G7
me
D7/F
start.
in
F7
tered each
hope
You dragged
soul
F7
til
C7
D7
fied.
B7
shat-
me from
the
B/F
D7
you're not
true
still
love
F7
ach-
ing
heart.
203
G7
Cm
G7
G7
Cm
Cm
you'll feel
F7
so
lone - ly,
E7
lone - ly
just for me
on
- ly,
Fm
Fm
B E7
you'll miss me
C7
hon - ey
F7
C7
hug - gin'
you'll miss my
F7
kiss - in'
Fm
F7
you'll miss my
B7
B7
You'll be so
C7
me
hon - ey
Adim
I know you'll
C7
grieve me
F7
B7
E
you know
you'll
miss your ba - by
oh some of thesedays.
204
A A
D E7
A
A7
E
B7
E7
E7
In the
y grows.
but- ter-fly flew to the gar- den, from out of the blue sky a- bove, the heart of the rose set a-
E7
flut-ter,-
with a
G7
bees,
D7
won-der-ful tale
of
love,
D7
He
D7
of the brooks and
of
mea-dows and
G7
trees.
He
whis- pered,
205
C G7
Rose,
where
the
sun
shines,
D7
C C
Rose,
C G7
D7
I'll bring the
Rose,
my
D7
Rose
should blos-som
A
for
Na- ture
G7
of
G7
F6
G7
flow-er so Fair
A7
E7
G&7
of Wash- ing-tonSquare
G7
206
C&
G7
C C
C7
Ritard
G7
B
G7
B7
A7
G7
C7
C F7 C
G7
D7
F F C
F&
F6 G7
F F C
207
A F
E&
A/E
C7/E
F
E&
Iwant to stray
C7
F
E&
A/E
C7/E
in the cot-ton and corn, To feel it,
E&
I want
B7
I want to play
C7/E
A/E
A/E
A7
to hear
each
morn,
Tuba
B7
B F
F&
Dear,
C7
C7
F&
hear you
for you
call-
my
heart
F D7
ing
to
me.
is yearn- ing.
And
long,
how
long
to
roam
back
And
long
just
to
see
once
more
the
C7/G
to
my
old
Ken- tuck-
land
love
that Swan- ee
Dear,
G7
C7
C7
home.
shore.
B7
208
Foolish Questions
q = 152
D7
G7
C7
1915
Now you've
Now
Now let's
A F
then
ques - tions
and you no
per - son
there's that
doubt
won - der
F
why
And
And
to
G C7
fool ish ques - tion but ex-pect a sen - si - ble re - ply
he watch - es you take yourshav - ing brush and start to lath -er up your face.
you should hap
pen
totumble down
Say
give your
ra - zor
its
you hit
you
when
that
is
fool will
Some
se
ven floors.
just
af - ter
prelim - in - ar - y
up
to you and
ask "Is
it
for
"Are you
And
tea
The
wave
You
F
me?"
And
F D7
G7
C7
Like
hurt?"
Some
209
B F
Foo
doubt
you re - ply
your
reply
is
No I'm not
I hope
you re - ply
or it's for
I just love
moan
soap.
No, I was
in
pre -
C7
Ma or your Pa
no
I hope that
slow.
It
usual-ly saves a
lot
B F B F D7
see it
ing brush
You'll
1.2.
G7
C7
way,
just
And he
and
fu - ne - ral
of
Ned
And as you're
B7
A
dear
B7
"Is
old
You're
bro - ther
Ned dead?"
210
Aggravatin' Papa
Roy Turk & Russell Robinson - 1922
A E
I know a trif-
lin' man,
B7
oth-er night,
B7
E
E
'Way down in Al-
F7
He
had a fight
lin' Sam".
with a
a- bam'.
C7
F7
C7
F7
plain- ly sta-
Now the
F7
Brymm,
And she
B7
him:
E
C7 F7 B7
E
"Ag- gra- va- tin' pa- pa, Don't you try to two-time
me,
C7 F7 B7
E
be,
E7
211
E E7
List- en while I
F7
E C7
Break 2 bars
B7
C7 F7 B7
E
I'll do an- y-thing you
If
E7
say,
D7
B7
way.
So pa- pa,
Now pa- pa,
Now pa- pa,
A
A
E7 E7 E7 A A
Just treat me
pret-
ty,
C7
I pos-sess
As you can
Once
F7
be, 'Cause
B7
-2-
E E7 A A
B7
212
Rose Room
Harry Williams and Art Hickman - 1917
A A
I want to take you to a
ros - es
lit - tle
room,
bloom.
E7
sing us a song
ball.
Na - ture's
Hall,
They have an or - ches - tra up
A7
E7
A7 A7 B7(b5)
E5 E
in the trees,
A7
E7
In sun - ny
213
B B7
E7
Rose - land,
A7
"A
Where
Dbm
all
- ing
Danc
C B7
shin
For
Rose - land,
ing".
F7
E7
The moonwhen
is more than ev - er
ing,
de - sign
Db
am
Pin - ing
B7
May
E7
ev - er then
ing,
'tis
Db
sway
Dbm
are
- ing,
A7
the ros - es
are play
There
B7
pin
to be sweet - ly re - clin
E7
ing,
F7
ing
High Society
214
F7
1901
B
A F7
D7 Gm
B F7
D7
Gm
D7
Gm
F7
Gm
C7
F7
F7
C7
B7
Edim
B
C7
F7
B
B7
C E
Solos Here
D7
B7
Adim
B7
C7
F7
B7
B+7 E
B7
F7
E7
215
D Cm
G7
Cm
G7
B7
B+7
C7
E7
F7
B7
B7
Adim
Fm
D7
B7
Cm
Tuba
Fm
G7
E Cm
Cm
G7
F7
216
C E
3
3 3
E
A
E
B7
3
F7
B7
3
Adim
E E
F7
E
B7
217
American Patrol
C7
A F
G7
C7
C7
F
F F7 B G7
B C7
F7
C7
F C
C7
F
F
218
Tiger Rag
The Original Dixieland Jazz Band - 1917
A B
F7
B
F7 1.
B C7
C7
C E
C7
C7
F7
B
F7
B7
B7
Solo Break
2.
Solo Break
B7
E
Solo Break
219
D B
C7
E A
F A
F7
B7
E7
E7
E7
Solo Break
A
A7
D
B7
E
E7
E7
E7 A
Solos at "E"
220
I had a
A A
be - low.
In
Dev- il was giv-
gaz- ing
ing
at
you,
to
G7
his
great
big
Ball.
fier-
Where the
that came to
hat and
start-ed-
wit-ness the show.
hall,
G7
E7
D7
Dev - il
ny there I
knew.
And I
At
the
221
B C
D7
Dev-il's Ball,
pret-ty-
G7
and fat,
G7
Dressed in
lit-
tle red
D7
man's hat.
G7
CC
In
G7
E7
I ev-er saw,
I caught a glimpse
G7
Hall.
I saw the
D7
D7
in- law,
D7
G7
Danc-ing-
C7
of my moth-er
D7
theDev-il's-
G7
il that
D7
Dev-il's Ball,
fire-
fun-ni-est dev-
il,so
at the Dev-il's-
G7
Danc-ing
Ball.
with the
Dev-il,
At
the
222
q = 180
A Gm
F7
B
G7
C7
F7
Gm
C7
B G7
F7
C7
F7
G7
C7
Edim
G7
G7
C7
F7
B
C7
F7
G7
C7
B
G7 C7
F7
B
E Edim
223
A A
Bm
E7
Down in the jun - gles lived a maid,
C7
Fm
Bm
he would be
C7
B7
E7
you like - a me
E7
like
I like - a say,
E7
One live
as two,
two live
same,
E7
name.
if you
a love
If
as one,
E7 Db
E7
love - a
Bm
B7
love to see.
this ve - ry day,
up - on a Zu - lu
Fm
B A
E7
E7 Db
Bm
'Cause
me,
tree.
224
A B
I've
C7
Dark - town
Dolls",
And each
C7
ver - y
swell
one
do
will
F7
"high - browns"will be
I'll
their
fair,
All the
best,
Just to
F7
You
The
F7
af
F7 E7 D7
D7
An ex - hi - bi - tion of the
there.
in - vi - ta - tion to the
An
"ba - by
out - class
F7
It's
Ball.
got some
F7
F7
shawl,
There
ain't
no
clog.
We'll
win
that
C7
bout it
babe,
We'll be the
best dressed in
dol - lar
prize
When we step
out
and
the
"Walk the
F&7
doubt
a -
fif - ty
F7
hall.
Dog".
I'll be
225
G7
C7
B B
F7
B/D
Nowdear -ie
don't be
C B
late
Iwant to
G7
Cm7
F7
C7
all.
Goin'to
B
A7
G7
E
C7
F7
ly Roll Blues"
B Bdim Cm7
To -
F7
I'll be
226
Japanese Sandman
Raymond Egan & Richard Whiting - 1920
A F
D7
F
D9 B9 C7
E
Won't you strecth im - ag - i - na - tion for the mo - ment and come with me.
D7 E
B6 B7 G/C
ern
C7
sea.
B7
C7
Hide be
A6
your
eyes.
F F7 B F7
There's a
Let us
C&7
227
B F
Sand
man,
Sneak-
through,
bold-
er
er
Trade him
hand
sil- ver
man,
row
new.
F7
B
C7
for
C7
man,
G7
mor
G7
dew.
E7
C C7
C7
D7
old.
B7
man,
Just an
old
C7
sec- ond
April Showers
228
Tho' A - pril
D7
May.
So if its
flo - wers
Am
rain - ing
A7
E7
that bloom in
D7
Show - ers
D7
have no re - grets,
D7
Be - cause it
is - n't rain - ing rain you know,it's rain - ing vi - o - lets. And where you
B D7
see
up - on the
clouds
Am
dils,
hills,
So keep on
E7
song,
E7
A7
when
D7
ev - er
A - pril
see
crowds
Cm
of daf - fo -
blue - bird,
and
229
A E
We're
poor
B7
gone
a- stray,
E7
ter-
ni-
ty.
F7
such
as
we,
We're
lit-
Baa!
Baa!
Baa!
who have
Baa.
Off on a spree,
D7
B7
B&7
to e-
D7C7
have
B7
way.
B7
Lord
F7
F7
our
B7
Baa!
Baa!
B7
lit-tle lambs
B7
mer-
cy
on
A6 E
Baa!
Baa!
Baa!
B7
230
a la Muggsy Spanier
(Barnyard Blues)
E E7 A A E
B7
B&7
Break - 1 Bar
Bass Drum
E7
B7
C7
F7
B7
B7
B E
E7
C7
Last Time: To Coda
F7
B7
E
E B7
E
Coda:
B+7
Bass Drum
Fine
231
Cornet "Horse Whinny"
Harmonize
C
Clarinet Break
Trombone
F7
B7
E
E B7
E 1 X Only - Trombone
Solos
E7
A7
C7
F7
B7
E B E
Break: 3 Bars:
E E
Harmonize
Clarinet Break
Trombone
C7
F7
B7
B7
232
A E
E/F B7
E/F
B7
C7
F7
B7
F C7
F
F7
B E
B7
G B7/F
I ev - er had.
Bass Pickups
B7
B7
B&7 E
gal.
F7
C7
B7 barbreak
Gee!
1.E
gal!
bro-
E7
ken
heart- ed,
C7
would come to
F7
F7
me,
know.
B7
B7
But
F7
B7
F7
B7/F B7
B7
A7 G7
G
so,
D7 D7
pal.
C E
gal!
A7
her
my
A E
E B7/F B7
233
Leo Wood - 1918
B7
B&7
gal.
Bass Pickups
E7
D7 D7 C7
pal.
F7
ev-
en,
The kis-ses
B7
But
Gee!
F7
her
B7
Some bod- y
stole
came
and
bro-
ken
my
leav-
in'.
B&7
A
would come to
B7
heart-
C7
a- way.
B&7 1. E
took her
so,
B7
E7
see,
love
B7/F B7
B7
Some- bod- y
F7
F7
F7
F7
know.
me,
if she could
F7
ed,
B7
E A7 E
gal!
234
B F7 B
You'll
A B
see
pret - ty
see
Browns
E
tail
or - mades and
that
tell
of
Chit - lin
If
Em
Now just
sham,
Gold - en balls
bod - y
New
F7
hets
You'll see
blind man
And the
killed.
Je - ru - sa - lem.
You'll
If
men,
two,
And
es,
Who
B
bus' ness nev - er
1.
Mar - ried
B
B7
You'll see
talk,
Ex -cept one or
walk.
You'll see
Ca - fe's,
by - gone days.
and
gowns,
and
hand - me - downs.
bags
beau - ti - ful
in
talk,
B Cm
B F C7
F7
Jugs
2.
on
clos - es
e - nough to
F7
Beale
Street Blues..
B7
Well I'd
235
B E
B7
rath - er
be
goin' to
the river,
rath - er
be
here,
May - be
and
bye.
know
Am
It's
gon - na
Be - cause the
New
B7
take
riv
York
to
make
me
go.
gone
dry.
with
gold.
For
bye
know.
Than an - y place
E7
A
B7
Than an - y place
there,
the
ser
er's
wet
and
may
be
all right,but
E E7 A Am E
geant
E7 F7
f going back to "A"
Well I'm
I'd
236
q = 195
A A
B7
B7
E7
E7
A7
G7
A
E7
A
A7 B7
E7
E7
A
B7
B A
A
A A
A
E7
E7
E7
E7
E7
E7
E7
E7
Break
A A
A
A
Db
A7
A7 Db
Ddim
Ddim
F7
237
B7
C A
E7
A A
E7
Fm
E7
E7
A7
E7
E7
E7
E7
Adim
E7
A
A
A7
Db
Db
Ddim
Ddim
F7
B7 E7
A7 Adim Dbm7
A
Adim Dbm7 A
A7
On The Alamo
238
A C7
D7
D7
fair
C7
E7
where
ros-
es
grow,
D7
light
E7
D7
wan-
der
to
wait
and
fro.
said
"I
love
dreams
D7
low,
den
G7
it
you
so".
D7
On
the
On the night
D7
E7
And
go
in
all
my
I'll
D7
G7
seems
E7
her
Break
gate,
E7
A7
can hear
by the gar-
D7
der
A7
night,
the ten-
A7
D7
G7
In
G7
In a gar-den
D7
D7
D7
mo,
B7
B C7 D7 C
E7
On the Al- a-
G7
D7 A7 F
F7
Al-
a-
mo.
239
I am
Well I
Want to
of
me
- el
G7
C7
Bdim
Gett - ing
read
I want to be
Want to
hear
C7
go march - ing
in
march - ing
in
Oh lord
num - ber
C7
Bm7
When
the saints
go
y
in
the
for
that
that
pro
trum - pets
in.
in.
in.
Oh when the
Oh when the
saints
go
F7
want
to
be
in
march - ing
in.
this
to
the
C7
Gm7
march - ing
march - ing
march - ing
F7
F#dim
Bdim
pil - grim
heav - en,
band,
saints
a
wea - ry
each day
to
the heav'nly -
ci - ty,
cess - ion,
blow - ing,
sin;
win,
band,
just
pray
join
land
help
ang
F7
that
240
Tony Jackson
Ed Rose - Abe Olman - 1917
q = 146
C/E
G7/D
C#
Dm
C C G7
G7
G&
Al - though it's spring the birds don't sing You're leav - ing
Cm
not the
C/E
first
time
win - ter
G/D
time
E7
my poor
Am
D7
heart
G7/D
C#
kind,
you
D7
way.
Dm
For - ev - er
by
E7
Am
D7
my
me some - day,
D7
But
I'll
be
far
It's
G&
In
side,
But when
G7
Cm E G/D
G7
G7
G&
long for
to - day.
me
You're goin'to
G7
a - way.
241
cold
G7
C7
soon will
friends
with its
ice
andits
C7
turn a - way,
C7/B
D7/A
G7
I'll have
mine
I have
what I
C7 C
G7
felt.
D7
G7/D
row
D7
snow,
melt
D7/A
C7/B
say.
Now's your
G7
time,
Day.)
242
E
A
B7
B7
B7
call my own,
B7
Lives a dus- ky
maid I long to
F7
B7
C7
B7
B7
B7
G B7
B7
C7
al-ways bloom,
F7
F7
G B7
Lit- tle Rob- in
F7
B7
sigh:
B&7
243
E
C
B7
I-
da,
B7
Sweet as ap-ple
G7
ci-
der,
know.
Come
out,
in the silv- 'ry
G7
love
so soft and
you
I-
moon-
light,
you,
Lis- ten
Oh, Hon-ey
do!
F7
I-
da,
low.
B7
C7
per,
Seems tho',
B7
than all I
B7
Sweet- er
F7
F7
C7
F7
B7
da,
'deed
i- dol-
do.
ize
ya,
B7
Solos at "C"
244
Someday Sweetheart
A F
You
D7
D7
me you'll sigh
in you.
You
G7
be-lieved
F6
C7
E7
and
a-way.
You'll sit
that
G7
have gone
by.
a-lone
and cry
for
C7
245
B F
C&7
heart,
G7
C7
C&7
to
my
the
did
C F9
that
G9
poor
heart.
vows you've
made
blues
us
sow
drift
a-
part,
can't
see
how,
reap,
C7
you.
sweet - heart.
You
may
re-
py
the
wear-
But
as
you
E7 E7 D7
G7
B7
what you've
You're hap-
B6
some - day,
and
The
C7
for
so shall you
C7
ken,
bro-
C&7
C7/G
ry
now,
weep
sor-
E7
be
gret
may
things you
done
you
E7 E7 D7
C7
Some - day
Sweet -
246
A Fm
C7
falls
trace
B A
As a
When we
sol - dier
meet in
boy
the
E7
Db
Then
C A
Dbm
A7
Db
ry.
So wait
E7+
E7
A A7
B7
down
E7
E7
E7
my dear - ie
tear
Dbm A
F7
B7
E7
'Til
we meet
ring
so mer - ri - ly,
in
E+7
Ev - 'ry
will
sweet e - cho
tear blight - ing
This
The
E7
F7
the skies
Fm
B7
1918
E7
of the li - ly
of a tear drop
C7
sigh.
smile
Fm
E7 A
Fm
will
be
a - gain.
a mem - o -
247
F7
F7
B7
F7
F7
F7
C7
248
q = 100
A A
Begged
for
B A
Why
are
you
Db
Ddim7
Have
C Fm
Db
Where
E7
E7
sto
sin
you
no
ba
ry
en
had
Ddim
she
is
now
F7
B7
bies,
have
Db
sweet - heart,
why
C7
old
"Do
pet,
years,
climbed an
gle,
man's knee,
unc - le please"
C7
live
you
tears
no home?
E7
a - lone?
E7
Fm
a - go;
B7
E7
you
will
soon
know.
249
D A
List
to
the
ry,
E7
E7
Ma - ny
E7
ver
E7
tell
it
a heart
is break - ing
all.
ter
the
E7
of
ball.
F7
ing,
af
E7
- less,
F A
B7
is
I'll
F7
C7
so
E A
morn,
gone.
B7
B7
E7
Af
ter
the ball.
250
I've had a
E B&
A
might-y bu-sy-
day,
B&
The minute
I'm goin'to
key,
day
F7
B&
up my drear-ykiss my
Pa and
The ver- y
key,
That opened
I went a- way.
I'm
goin'to
F7
sat, Think-ing
o- ver Al-
Ma,
B7
That is
hay.
I'll be
B7
sing-
ing
mer-
ri-
ly;
throw
my-
self
a-
way.
me.
B&
F7
me
glad
to
e- nough
B7
When
that
a-
251
E
B
B7
fare.
When I
by the col-lar
B7
F7
E7
C
bam',
B7
I've got my
B7
C7
am.
C7
B7
G7
B7
E B7
All a-board!
252
E E
E
E
B
1916
F7
E E E E
B
F7 B
B7
B
F7
B7
All the
B
B E
girls
go
on
their
knees
F7
"Ba - by,"
F7
The way that I walk
Sayin'"Ba -
B7
by,"
walk
girls
go
walk.
on
their
craz
knees
walk,
"Ba - by,"
walk
walk
F7
'Bout the way that I walk,
Say - in' "Ba - by,"
B7
They fall
On to "C" after last solo:
253
E
B
F7
B B7
E
F7
B
B7
E
D
B7
F7
B
F7
E7
B
B
254
AC
Cdim
G7
Cdim
Dm
is shin - ing thru the trees,
Place
park
scene
dark,
Act
two,
scene
new,
A7
Dm
E7
Cast
two,
me,
you,
Cast
three,
you,
me
Cdim
G7
Act
one,
be
Choir
sings,
bell
D7
G7
Dm7
C G7
Dm7
gun
rings
G7
Dm
Em
Cm6
Am
are
wed for
e - ver
Am7 D7 G7
spoon?"
My
cue,
with
you,
more."
Act
two,
all
through,
By the
255
B C
Light
G7
moon,
beams
E7
soon,
the
C7
Am
will
bring
love's
dreams,
we'll
G7
By
June,
the sil - ve - ry
Moon.
be
to
A7
Dm
Your
cud
want
Ho - ney
Dm
tune;
A7
Fm
D7
love's
A7
D7
G7
croon
C#0
- in' in
a shin
Moon,
Keep
E7
sil - ve - ry
to my ho - ney I'll
of
spoon,
D7
sil - v'ry
dl - ing
256
Folks
in
It's
D7
Geor- gia's
being done
C7
'bout to
at
A7
I'm
the
on-
ly
It's
the
I'm
the
par-
ty
in-
That
is
why
rave
B G
tro- duced
a-
bout
A7
Play
me
cre-
dit
some good
Rag
C7
try
to
do
E7
G7
it
there,
it
so!
or two,
Give
me
cre-
dit
in
now
When
do you'll
say
that
it's
bear!
Once
a - gain
steps
to
you
I'll
show:
the
so!
E7
cie - ty
D7
F7
new dance
to know a thing
so-
D7
All
best dance
Since that
G7
in- sane
F7
E7
Give
E7
go
all the
Old
you,
F7
257
C G7
C7
C7
F7
Twist
D7
Stretch
G7
all
and
grace
your might,
C7
space,
Then you
G7
Then you
D7
a- round with
C7
le
E7
D G7
D7
bring it
G7
back,
Now
Solos at "C"
that's
what
F7
call
"Ball-
in
the
Jack".
258
q = 120
B7
F7
pp
B7
E7
Gb7
F7
B
B
A7
G7
Gb7
B7
pp
C7
E7
A7
C7
Gb7
F7
A7 A7
G7
F7
259
B
Gb7
B
B7
Solos
C
pp
E7
Gb7
C7
F7
D B
E7
B7
F7
B A7 A7 G7
F7
Gb7
F7
B7
G7
A7 A7
F7
C7
pp
260
A F
And
by
The
me - lo - di - oussongs of
the
We
will
trib - ute
our
of
1. Theres a
3. To
Fa - ther a - bove,
C7
see
can
faith we
of - fer
it
far;
For
the
way
To
pre
blessed;
And
our
praise
For
the
more,
love
Not
And
a
the
C7
pare
us
sigh
bless
for
ings
the
that
B F
sweet
by
sweet
bless hal
dwell
by
C7
and
and
by,
by,
ing
place
there.
In
the
ing
low
of
our
rest.
days.
C7
In
the
261
Any Time
D7
An - y
blue,
An - y
time
'bout
An - y
true.
A7
1.
me
back
So
an
- y
a - gain,
F#0
C7
you.
That's the
you,
want
me,
D7
that's the
An - y
That will
D7
time
time
C7
C7
An - y
G7
G7
Bm
G7
prove
C7
time
G7
3
I'll be think - ing
time
D7
time
you
C7
time
2. F
you.
I'll
say
you
of
to
262
They built a
A B
lit-tle gar-den
F7
D7
G7
C7
sum-mer breezeto
G7
keep thesnows
G7
land.
C7
They built the
C7
fin-est place I'veknown, When theybuilt my home sweethome, Noth-ing was for-got- ten in the
C7
land
B B
of cot-
ton,from the
took an
an- gel
F7
C7
F7
D7
G7
comb,
C7
And
then they
me.
She had a
D7
bit
of heav- en
in her eyes,
G7
C7
finespringchick ens
F7
twice as nice as
in the land,
D7
be.
G7
C7
F7
Par- a- dise,
And theycalled it
Dix- ie-
land.
263
B7
Toot, Toot,
Toot, Toot,
Toot- sie,
don't cry,
Toot - sie
Watch for
the
C E
no
E9
Do it
nev-
o- ver
I'll
er
know I'm
Tut,
Tut,
Toot-
sie
don't
cry.
Toot, toot,
Toot - sie,
Good - bye.
a- gain.
fail,
If
B7
in
jail,
F7
that
and then,
B&7
G F7
B7
B7
The choo choo train
mail,
Good - Bye!
F7
F7
B&7
me,
F7
Toot- sie,
B7
Kiss me,
A7
B7
takes
B E
F7
B7
264
Ostrich Walk
Original Dixieland Jazz Band - 1918
C7
G7
C7
D7
F
A
G7
C7
G7
C7
D7
G7
C7
G7
C7
F7
Trombone
F
B
Cornet
Clarinet
Trombone
D7
1. F
C7
2. F B F
G7
F Break
C7 Break
C7
Break
C7
F
F
F
F Break
C7 Break
F
C7
F
Break
265
F
C7
G7
C7
F
C
G7 C7
G7
C7
F7
Trombone
Cornet
D7
D F
G7
D7
Clarinet
G7
B
Trombone
C7
C7
C7
C&7
G C7
F
C7
sfz
Unison
F C&7
Missouri Waltz
266
A F
C7
Hush
a - bye,
ba
com - in'
G7
C7
as
in
days
long gone
- my hums
Strum,
Hum,
by.
Way
When
I was a
strum,
hum,
tin - y child up - on
The
G7
C7
Cm
old folks were hum - min',their ban - jos werestrum - min'so - o sweet
tune;
are
B Dm
F0
C7
is
soon;
G7
sand - man
sigh
is
time
up - on
your head
Rest
my
C7
and
A7
low.
Dm
strum, strum, strum, seems I hear those ban - jo's play - in'once a - gain.
Dm
A7
Dm
267
Dm
C D
A7
Hear
Dm
A7
mel - o
C7
to
Dix
ie - land
a - gain with
in dreams
C7
time
old re - frain.
me;
C7
Way
Dm
C7
It
when
G7
C7
by,
long,
G7
same
Dm
song.
A7
dy,
Dm
Dm
A7
G7
C7
and I
bye."
268
q = 164
A D7
Sa - die hall
Miss
C7
as she
en
tered
D7
teach - ing
all
Dm
Db
the
to a
ball
G7
D7
for
while
C7
walked out
on
the
floor,
then
she
G7
They were
Miss
chance.
So she
C7
be - gan
to
Just
Cat Dance.
the Bear
G7
Dm
June.
do
G7
to
they played a
how
in
schol - ars
night
in the hall
balm - y
one
F/C
went
G7
roar,
269
B F
C7
I want to do it
D7
bear, its' a bear, but
C7
I want to do it
I want to do it
G7
I don't care
F7
G7
now!
It's a
C7
want to do it an - y
how.
C7 F
C7 F
C7 F7
D7
C7
G7
dance! Oh pro
dance.
270
1916
F7
F7
D7
goin' a - way?
Loved you
Cm
see
my
by's heart.
I say
F7
Dm
Gm7
Cm7
ba
F7
and
E7
B7
Gm7
Oh hon - ey
Day
F7
Cm7
tears?
G7 B7
must part,
G7
both night
we
F7
F7
List - en
while
ba - by can't you
say.
271
B E
Em6
G7
there's no
F9
You'll feel
B7
blue
Cm7
G7
D7
Some
Gm7
G7
time
Cm7
There'll come a
G9
Em6
had.
sad
You'll feel
Em6
de - ny - in'
day
Bdim
Cm7
F7
B6
B7
Solos at "B"
272
Dardanella
Felix Bernard & Johnny Black - 1919
C
C
C
A C
Down
G7
sighs,
B A
will
She looks a - cross the seas and
eyes,
By
G7
ni - an
Soon
G7
re-
ni- an.
B7(b5)
E7
A
A7(b5)
D7
ask for her heart
and
stan.
hand.
G7 Break
Bass
273
C C
Oh,
I'm
nel-
Oh,
To cap-ture-such a prize.
oh hear my
D C
A7
tent
just
Oh,
of
There'll
F7 G
the chil-dren-
D7
Dar-da-
E7/G
We'll build
the
Or- i-
ent.
G7
be
like
ha-
E7
in my
A7
Break 1 bar
sigh,
one girl
Oh Al-lah
G7
la,
G7
G7
a luck- y fel-low
D7
G7
274
Down Yonder
L. Wolfe Gilbert - 1921
A E
F7
lit-
Hus-
tle
on,
Put
F7
B7
tle
steam on
just
like
F7
Hur-
ry
Bus-
some more.
B7
nev-
er
be- fore.
tle
on,
I've
got
the blues.
B7
Yearn- ing
for
my
er
if
you
B7
F7
F7
Broth-
You'd want
to
hur-
Swan-
ee
shore,
on-
ly
knew,
B7
ry
up
too.
275
B E
Down
E7
B7
I seem to
B7
see a race in
Down
E7
There's dad- dy
C7
my,
Don't
and mam-
F7
I miss you
my land, You're
ry,
Swan-ee shore
B7/F
Break 2 Bars
C E B7
mem- o-
B7
F7
F7
yon-der some-one
reck-ons on me.
Down
E7
my,
B7
der
or
sim-
ply grand.
E7
me.
276
Chicago
B7 F7
B7
A E G F7
Chi - ca - go,
F7
B7
ca-
go,
Chi-
ca-
go,
I'll
Chi-
B7
love it,
E
F7
F7
F7
B7
town that
B E
B7
Bil- ly
F7
in Chi- ca-
put
they don't do
B7
ca
go
The
B7
On
I saw
a man,
he danced
Chi - ca - go
Say,
B7
my
home
They
F7
C7
on Broad- way,
of their life,
F7
F7
down!
D7(b5)
G7
C
go,
F7
B7
G
F7 B7
Chi- ca-
E/G E/G
do things
go,
E E
town!
with his
F7
wife,
In Chi-
B7
277
Db
C7
C7
F7
feel so
I could on
F7
D7 D7b5
lone
ly,
F7
C7
B7
Gm7
C7
B
B
F7
D7
F7
lone.
F#
I have tried
D7
in
G7
all day
C7
B A7b5 G7
"Cause
F7
long.
Gm7
Gb9
a -
F7
Cm7
heart,
grand.
vain,
wor - ry
C7
Gm
home,
C7
Gm7
G7
C7
F#
I'm
F7
by,
if
It sure - ly would be
C7
Db
Gm D+ Gm7
Db
D7
C7
F7
home.
Ev -'ry
278
A B
F7
sun
met you
was
kissed you
F7
in
shin - ing
down,
you
as
wore
C7
on
my
coat
you
pinned
rose
so
ging - han
tu - lip
your
town,
The
gown.
Up -
hair,
Time
G7
as sweet to
me,
C7
rare.
in
F7
yel - low
placed a
an
has
in
gar - den
C7
F7
love you
yet
the
to
be.
When
279
B B
you wore
tul-
ip,
wore
big
red
C7
bless - ing
You made
G7
down where
life
'twas
no
one
when
then Heav
you called
the
blue
grass
grows,
C7
jul-
ep,
wore
big
and
G7
en
when
red
me
you wore
rose.
dear- ie,
Your
lips
were
that
tul-
ip
'twas
B7
D7
than
ip,
B7
rose,
tul-
knows.
cheer- y,
low
F7
sweet- er
F7
ca - ressed me,
B7
sweet yel-
When you
C B
and
280
q = 185
A E
E7
F
B7
E
B7
in
door.
'Round an
rath - er
Haunt the
D7
G
But with
D7
G
C9/G
hap - py
bride of
on - ly
G
C G7
C
C7
F7
B D G7 B
be
so cheer - ful
year,
G7
Seem to
B E7 F B&
hear.
281
B7
Ain't we got
E
E7
Ain't we got
We have'nt a
way,
E - ven
B7
Tax
if
we
owe
the
get - ting
G7
sur
dear.
We'll stay as we
B7
dear,
B7
Gm
gro - cer
fun!
fun!
But an - y
Gm
D7
car,
B7
Don't
clos - er
Still
are,
we
have
fun?
E7
we
fun!
have
Cm
Fm
D7
E
A B7
er,
C7
in be - tween time
B7
Ain't We Got
Fun!
282
AC
D7
If
A7
ly
D7 G7
boy,
A7
There
you
would say
F&/C
would
be
G7/D
were
the
on-
G7
were
the
D7
on-
won-
der-ful
day.
G7
way.
C E
things to do,
girl
in
the
world,
If
A&
C
boy.
to-
things to you,
A7
der -ful
ly
our joy.
G6
such
old
ly
won-
on-
the world
such
G&7/E C/E
ly
were the
G7
in
in the same
C D
D7
lov-ing
gar- den of
D7 G7
on
D7
G&7
We could go
And
G7
in the world,
D7
B C
girl
G7
A7
and
283
Shoot 'Em
C
C7
B
F/C
D7
B
F/C
D7
F6
F6
C
F
C
F
284
Lassus Trombone
C7
F
F
F
C7
F C7
2.F
To Coda
19
G7
D7
12
D7
1. F
G7
C7
25
F
G7
C7
F
C7
G7
285
1.
2.
32
G7
C7
F7
B
TRIO
B7
1.
F7
F7
2.
B
B
G7
F
G7
C7 F
1. F
2. F
C7
286
I've a
What a
Now if
hom
joy you
pre ful
get
O - ver
in
that
Glor
long
kin
tell
to
dred
them
F7
O - ver
in
that
Glor
B
B
-
Ov
Glor - y
Land,
Glor - y
Land,
bide,
see,
do,
Land,
F7
Yes,
ver in that
Glor - y hal- le lu - ia
Land.
F7
Yes,
B7
Land
I
with
just
sing - in'
I'm
B7
And
And
You
Land.
side,
be,
too,
- vior's
ver
in'
a I'll
I
Sa
e
com
Land,
er in that Glor - y
F7
by
my
there for
that I'm
be
saved
all
pared
thought
there
A B
Land.
ver in that
287
My Gal Sal
Bb
called
her
They
Bb
sort
of
gal,
Gm
Eb
friv - o
Eb
trou
bles
will - ing
to
D7
G7
dead
on
the
sor - rows
Gm
C7
was
my
and
lev - el
C7
was
My
was
old
mel - low,
Eb
wild
D7
al
Bb
sort
of
de - vil,
F7
Bb
Gal
Sal.
an
Your
she was
pal.
liar
F7
pe - cu
heart that
care
share.
Sal,
Bb
D7
Bb7
Cm
With a
Bb
- lous
fell - ow
Bb
Eb
Paul Dresser
1905
ways
but
288
Weary Blues
A F
F7
Bb
To Coda
C7
C7
C7
Bb
F7
D.C. al Coda
2. F
C7 F
1.
F F7
F7
Bb
Bb
F7
C Bb
F7
Bb
Bb
G7
Bb
F7
Eb
Bb
Bb
Bb
Solos
at "C"
289
Shim-Me-Sha Wabble
G7 C
A C
G7
C7
G7
G7
D7
B7
E
G7
D7
G7
D7
G7 C
B G7
G7
G7
F
F
G7
D7
G7
G7
290
A7
G7
tast
G7
ed,
That's all
A7
wish - ing,
BC
But
C7
do
D7
all
speak - ing
of
wish
C6
May - be there's noth - ing in
G7
ing
I'll
D7
be in Ca - ro - li - na in the mor
D7
D7
D6
ning
D7
Whis - pe - ring pret
- ty
C7
glo - ries
E7
sto - ries
twine a - round
the
A7
D7
I long to
hear
No one could be swee - ter than my swee - tie when I meet her in the mor
G7
ning
say.
Noth - ing could be fi-ner than to
day.
C7
C&
G7
ning
A7
door
G7
once
more
291
CC
D7
C7
my
D7
D6
on - ly
dew
is
day
I'd
ear - ly
in
the
D7
flut - ter
ing.
C
A7
D7
be in Ca ro - li - na in the mor
up
and
D7
G7
G&7
pear - ly
dawn
ning
C7
G7
mor
C6
G7
ning
say
292
C7
G7
E&7
E7
I can't help
just
C7
Why oh
D7
cry - ing,
why
should
all day
long,
Don't know if
say,
G7
Your love
E7
I feel blue?
Once I
makes
used
G7
I'm right or
D7
what I
C7
to
wrong.
G7
me
speak this
way.
laugh at you
D7
D7
G7
no usr de - ny - ing
do.
293
You made
C0
me
love
you,
G7
Dm7
Ab7
You
But
You made
G7
me
sigh
for,
Gim - me,
that I'd
Dm
B7
that's
what I
die
for,
Dm7
me
made me glad,
feel
G7
so
G7
bad.
Dm
G7
E7
gim - me
you
Am7
D7
times,
Dm
C0
A7
D7
py some
G7
made me hap -
D7
Dm7
you,
A7
G7
G7
A7
Dm7
cry
for,
D7
G7
me
love
C
you.
294
q = 124
F&
F6
say - ing
go - ing
There's a
A7
aw - ful hard to
Once
F&
had
F&
E7(b5)
'round
and
D7
G7
F6
F&
lov - ing
gal
left
me,
C7
the
true
C7
she
G7(b5)
has turned me
It's
you.
G7
C7
and
a - bout
town,
C7
down.
Now
295
B F9
F9
E9
no - bod
D7
E9
D9
ain't
got
no
D7
I'll
sing
you
for
me.
If
you'll
E9
D9
G7
so
sad
and
lone
no - bod
F7
E9
lov -
E9
D9
ain't
got
no
G7
G7
cares
for
C7
C7
all
the
time,
me.
of
'Cause
G7(b5)
mine,
G7
bod
C7
G7
ly,
mom - ma
me?
in'
C7
G7
G7
C7
and
y,
E9
be that
F9
D7
cares
D7
bod
G7(b5)
D F9
G7
I'm
C F7
G7
F9
G7
G7
C7
F9
G7
and
296
q = 100
A G
In the shade of
D7
eyes I could
bird
D7
you
said
dull
buzz
of
to
see
the
bee
C
you
to
in
heard,
I could
With a
D7
In the shade of
old
the
your
me
me
D7
mu - sic
tree
B G
ap - ple
Seemed to
the
old
A7
hear
the
heart that
is
ap - ple
tree
as
D7
true,
I'll be
297
Hel - lo there stran - ger how do you do?
Don't be sur-prised,
10
14
D
G7
long to
be
D7
tell me can it
B C
Dix -ie?
see you,
26
C7
29
G7
be?
Ca - ro - line,
me,
F D
22
F
G6
18
you.
I'm glad to
If you're from
F
An - y place be - low the Ma - son
F
C
G7 C
too!