Académique Documents
Professionnel Documents
Culture Documents
pre 1923
Ver 1.1
Eb
This Fake Book has been assembled with tunes that have all been written prior to 1923.
Therefore these are all out of copyright in the USA. I hope you enjoy the tunes.
This fakebook has been produced in the following versions:
C Treble
Bb Treble
Eb Treble
Bass Clef
Tuba (bass clef one octave lower)
If you want versions in other keys or want more tunes added, feel free to contact me.
Kevin Yeates
The Creole Jazz Band
kyeates@yahoo.com
Dardanella ............. 54
Darktown Strutters Ball ................................ 56
Dear Old Southland ............................................... 58
Dixieland Jazz Band One Step ........................ 59
Down Among The Sheltering Palms .............. 60
Down By the Riverside ......................................... 61
Down Home Rag ........................................................ 64
Down In Borneo Isle ............................................. 62
Down IN Honky Tonk Town ................................ 66
Down in Jungle Town .......................................... 65
Down Yonder ............................................................. 68
Easy Riders Gone ................................................... 70
Eccentric ..................................................................... 72
Eh La Bas ..................................................................... 71
Fidgety Feet .............................................................. 74
Flee AS A Bird .......................................................... 80
Floatin Down That Old Green River ........... 76
Floatin Down TO Cotton Town ..................... 82
Foolish Questions ................................................... 84
Frankie And Johnnie ............................................... 81
Grizzly Bear Rag ..................................................... 86
He May Be Your Man ............................................ 88
Hesitating Blues ..................................................... 90
High Society ............................................................... 92
Hindustan .................................................................... 95
Hot Lips ........................................................................ 96
I Aint Gonna Give Nobody None of My Jelly Roll.... 98
I Cant Let Em Suffer ...................................... 100
I Never Knew I could Love Anybody .......... 102
I want to do the Bear Cat Dance .............. 103
I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate ..... 104
Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider .............................. 106
If You Were The Only Girl IN The World 110
Indiana ........................................................................ 108
Ja Da ......................................................................... 111
Japanese Sandman ............................................... 118
Eb TREBLE
G7
G7
G7
G7
G7
A5
C G7
G7
G7
13
17 D7
B 21
33
G7
29
C G7
25 G7
C7
D7
G7
F7
Etc
37 A C
G7
G7
q = 100
Eb TREBLE
A9
Gm
all
A7
E7
D7
D7
20
A7
see
then you
oh
D7
get
you
just
is
crave
you wan - na
Gm
G D#7
nice take
my
so if your man
E7
D7
A7
rave
Lord a
pal,
and
you al - ways
E7
A7
he's your
23
A7
is hard to find
me mean.
E7
good man
treats
A7
17
Gdim
13
my man
G Gdim D7
a - lone
I re
D7
D7
ad - vice
and
G
G
G
D#7 D7 G
27
31
A7
good
man now
D7
- a - days is
hard to
find,
D7
so
hard to
find.
D7
Afghanistan
Eb TREBLE
A D
G/D
tan,
D7
a - bove
B C7
day,
In
21
Af-
ghan- is-
G7 C7
by
the
fair
25 C7
'Cross
the
29 G
C7
was the
In
There's
Wait- ing
for
you,
des - ert
sand,
we
will
to
car- a-
i-
dol,
in
her.
F/A F/A
van
ly.
E7/G
find
C7
A7/C
D G7
day for you,my
C7
way.
C7
love her.
tan,
sis,
A7
o-
A7/C
C7
to
a-
C7
Break
one
a-
17
man.
G/D
D7
that he
13
her
A7
Break
tem-
tan.
ple,
Eb TREBLE
q = 110 - 120
1916
D7
A G
Now won't you list - en hon- ey while
I say
D7
B7 Em7
D7
goin' a
way?
we
must part,
12
C7
Day
ny years,
G7
Em7
Am D7
Ohhon- ey ba by can't you see my
D7
G7 Am7
E7
D7
Bm
ba by's heart.
E7
Am7
D7
tears? List - en
while I
and
say.
Eb TREBLE
B C
Cm6
F9 G
17
D9
21
25
32
Am7
E7
Some
day
Em7
Cdim7
Cm6 F9
When
you'll want me on - ly
ly
E7 Am7
Bm7
had.
E9
Fm7
B7
Your heart will break like mine and
G6
there's no de - ny - in'
F9 G
Am7
E7
G7
Cm6
29
Bm7
D7
G6
G7
Solos at "B"
Eb TREBLE
q = 100
C7
17
C7
Dm
Bdim7
D7
G7
C7
33
Dm
A7
Bb
C7
41
B Bb
C7
51
Bdim
58
G7
A7
C7
73
F
81 D
C7
89
65 C
C7
C7
G7
D7
C7
G7
C7
D7
A7
Bb
25
C7
G7
Eb TREBLE
q = 185
Ev - 'ry
morn - ing,
G7 A7
much
mon - ey,
Not
Ev - 'ry
Fm C7 Fm C7
13
an - y
D
C
E - ven
21
Tax
if
we
25
D
D C
D
C
G7 A7
get - ting
D7
got
fun!
have'nt
car,
stay as we
A7
Don't
clos - er
Bm
Em
sur - er,
fun!
Fm
We'll
gro - cer
mean - time
the
F7
We
owe
29
In the
got
Ain't we
dear.
G7 A7
dear,
way,
17
G7 A7
G7
A7
Ain't we
But
eve - ning,
A7
D
C
Still
A7
are,
G7
A7
we
fun?
have
we
have
D7
fun!
G A7
E7
in be - tween time
A7
Fm
D
Aggravatin' Papa
Eb TREBLE
A C
I know a trif-
lin'
He lives in Birm-
9 G7
oth- er
night,
man,
ing- ham,
lin' Sam".
C C
G7
'Way down in
Al-
a-
had
fight
with a
Now the
bam'.
D7
G
A7
He
D7
Brymm,
D7
A7 D7 G7
13 G
plain-
ly sta-
ag-
gra- va-
out to
him:
And she
Aggravatin' Papa
Eb TREBLE
B C
17
A7 D7 G7
C
me,
A7 D7 G7
C
C7
21 C
25 F
C C7
List- en
while
get you
roll.
If
say,
way.
C7 C7
C7
C7
jel- ly
Break 2 bars
A7 D7 G7
C
be.
G7
33 C C
F
37
let me
C A7
I mean just
told,
29 C7
be,
B7
G7
So
pa-
pa,
Now
pa-
pa,
Now
pa-
pa,
41
Just treat me
pret- ty,
A7
45
I pos- sess
As yon can
be, 'Cause
D7
But
me,
C C7 F F
G7
-2-
me!
G7
Alcoholic Blues
Eb TREBLE
A
D
Gm
D7
A7
Bb7 A7
Vamp
A7
D
C D
13
17
I'm so thirs - ty
A7
just
27
run
dry.
soon
I'll
E7
I'm
die,
E7
did
din
- o - rate or
- ner down,
E7
deep in
A7
cut my
- n't frown.
A7
drives me in - sane.
- i - tate I
cut my coal,
E7
30
A7
D
I
that'sthe name,
Em
21
24
A7
A7
- side
cut my sug - ar
Alcoholic Blues
11
Eb TREBLE
D
D
33
blues,
blues,
37
no
Bars
40
Gm
more beer
are
closed
my
heart
and
night
used to make me fris
what
to
- ky.
do,
al
since they am
Blues,
the
I'vegot
- co - hol - ic
- pu - ta - ted
D7
blues.
There's
booze.
to
good
- bye
whis - key
lord
- y
lord
cheer,
clubs too,
A7
So
long
hi - ball,
good
- bye gin,
So
long
hi - ball,
good
- bye gin,
- y
Solos at "D"
43
tell
me
when you're
com
tell
me
when you're
com
Bb7
A7
- in'
back
- gain.
- in'
back
- gain.
Eb TREBLE
VERSE
A
E7
Like
- in',
Ain't you
a chick - en,
E7
rag - gedme
Oh,
Al
band
Oh, ma
ex
- der's
grand
peach
- es,
come
you
- ter
the
clar i - net
com
hur
- ry
hon - ey,
To a class - i - cal
A0
stand,
brass
band,
now,
some
E7
Bet
And
Ain't
- er man,
A7
an
what's
15
ma hon - ey,
the lead
- terman?
To
E7
- in'
12
go
- an - der,
B7
you go
Ain't
A7
in' a
long?
long.
how,
A7
Come on
and
17
hear,
Come on and
21
land.
So
na
tur
E7
hear,
man!
Up to the
D7
45
you
hear
the
band
hear,
to
go
war.
you
by
the lea
Ri
- ver played
- der
in
of the
Up
to the
band.
And if
you
Ddim
rag -
time.
A7
Come on a
the hand.
Who's
ney lamb.
to
ho
me take
the
A7
Let
in
am,
what
Come on and
ne
band
best
D7
Swa- nee
you
want
long.
Come on a
care to
the
call like
Come on and
It's
gle
that
best - est
man.
41
- al
the
37
just
hear!
long.
33
Al ex an
-
That's
A7
on and
They
29
hear,
Come
27
hear,
24
Eb TREBLE
Come on
Band,
and
Eb Treble
Kid Ory
h = 100
C
C
G
A C C
1916
D7
G7
C C
C C
G
D7
12
G7
All the
CB
G
17
girls
go
craz
on
their
knees
say - in'
22
26
"Ba
The
by,"
Sayin'
G7
walk
Yes,
walk.
craz
knees
G
-
"Ba
30
I
I
by,"
walk,
all
the
D7
way thatI walk
"Ba
go
on
their
D7
by,"
girls
walk,
G7
walk
walk
They fall
1
The Grils go Crazy "bout the Way I Walk
Eb Treble
C C
G
33
D7
G
G7
37
42
D7
45
49 D C
55
G7
G
G7
D7
D7
60
C7
G
Eb TREBLE
A A
In
B7
first
E7
both
B7
my
sweet
A7
lit- tle
wan- dered
B A
17
man-
world
25
wilt-
sweet
B7
down
in-
to town,
As
'ry
shop
win- dow
ner
of
A7
ion
seemed to
smile
all
a-
ed
wore
it,
E7
lit-
tle
A-
lice
by;
D7
round.
A/C
pass- ing
C7
was
I'd frown,
But
in
Then
in
And
the
F7
E7
B7/D
primp,
F7
E7
I'd
felt
G7 G7
fash-
When I
C7
29
21
F7
13
ev-
G7 G7
McCarthy/Tierney - 1919
I'll
al-
Blue Gown.
ways
A D
G9
F7
a-
dore
C7/E
'Til
it
it,
My
Amazing Grace
A - ma
Twas
grace
Through ma
saved
grace
have
once
pre grace
Bm
13
blind
hour
grace
D7
grace,
taught
dang
how
my
ers
sweet
heart
toils
the
to
and
zing
that
ny
a
my
al
was
cious
that
but
I
will
wretch
fears
rea
like
re
dy
now
grace
safe
now
first
lead
I
be
us
sound,
fear,
snares,
That
And
we
see.
lieved.
home.
I
How
T'was
me.
lieved.
come.
but
that
us
A7
lost
did
brought
am
ap
thus
found,
pear,
far,
was
the
and
Eb TREBLE q = 160
Alabama Jubilee
A G
Man- do
Eb7
A7
nights down
in
It's a
old
treat,
mind
D7
bam:
B E7
Jones when he
'round like
clown,
E7
B7
Hail,
Hail,
Aunt Jem - i
ry
find
You
ought
er
of
to
A7
bones,
- ma
who is
26
mem - o
D7
23
D7
A7
20
29
er
D7
E7
17
re
Al
D7
A7
feet.
D7
rag time
to your
15
Eb7
sweet,
A7
12
Em
D7
G
D7
vi - o - lins,
lins,
Mu - sic
Amin
E7
Amin
A7
A7
D7
Al - a - bam a Jub - i
lee.
go!"
Oh Hon ey
A
G
They built a
D7
E7
fin-
G B7 E7
A7
known,
E7
land.
A7
D A7 D7
A7
13
was for-got- ten in the land of cot- ton, from the clo- ver to the hon- ey
B
A7
G G B7 E7
17
took an
21
an- gel
D7
bit
of heav- en
B7
in her eyes,
A7
E7
25
Noth-ing
me.
She had a
be.
in the land, And taught my Mam - my how to use a fry-ing pan. They made it
D7
29
twice as
nice
as
B7
E7
A7
D7
Dix- ie-
land.
Par- a- dise,
American Patrol
Eb TREBLE
A7
A7
E7
D7
D
G
E7
A7
13
17
B
A7
A7
21
D A7
25
29
D7
Any Time
Eb TREBLE
B7
E7
An - y
time
E7
'bout
F7
you,
E7
28
1.
you.
So
want me back
32
A7
D#0
a - gain,
A7
time
you'refeel ing
B7
An - y time
an - y
A7
time
you'rethink ing
3
I'll bethink ing of
B7
time
you
say
A7
that's the
time
2.
An - y
Thatwill
B7
That'sthe
youfeeldownheart -ed,
me,
24
An - y
20
time
A7
Gm
An - y
E7
prove
blue,
14
you.
I'll
you
April Showers
Louis Silvers & Bud DeSylva
1921
Eb TREBLE
B7
B7
C7
that bloom in
May.
Fm
have no re - grets,
F7
B7
13
Be causeit
18
see
clouds
song,
Am
C7
C7
F7
when ev - er
blue bird,
B7
crowds
dils,
29
Fm
24
is- n't rain ing rainyou know,it's rain ing vi - o - lets. And where you
of daf- fo -
Eb TREBLE
D7
G
G7
G D7
D7
G
G7
11
A7
2 bars unison
17
D7
21
27
B D7
Cdim
33
E7
Fine
D7
D7
A7
D7
Edim
G7
Back to "B" for solos, after last solo play "A" once
F
E7
I had a
Dev - il
be - low.
In
great
his
A C7
ing
Ball.
10
gaz- ing
at
B7
13
to
you,
big
fier-
hall,
Where the
I checked my
coat and
hat and
start-ed-
that came to
E7
ny there
knew.
And I
At
the
B A
17
Dev-il's Ball,
B7
I saw the
E7 A A E7 A A
21
B7
25
Dressed in a lit-
29
In
theDev-il's-
E7 A
Fall,
Hall.
I saw the
A
A7
33
il that
E7
B7
Dev-il's Ball,
fun-ni-est dev-
E7
I ev-er saw,
D
C7
F
B7 B7
E7
B7
E7
37
B7
E7
A
41
Ball.
At the
Eb TREBLE
Em
D7
G
E7
A7
D7
Em
13
A7
D7
A7
17
B E7
23
28
E7
33
E7
A7
D7
G
D7
E7
A7
C Cdim
G
E7
43
A7
A7
38
D7
E7
Cdim
A7
D7
G
Eb TREBLE
C7
G+ C G+ C
AC
F7
Dm7
G7
C
Dm
G7
C C7 F Fm C
a - bout the jazz- in'?
G7
G7
17
F7
F7
They play it
C7
21
G7
13 B C
C F7
the dea - con shout - ed with a
moan.
Eb TREBLE
C C7
29
C G7
C G7
F F
25 C
C7
G7
Cm
like a
G7
choir
from on
high
G7
it right
down
F
F C
G7
C G7
37
- ga - tion
join
41 D
Oh,
- dy,
It's
If the
to me.
C7
con - gre
broke loose.
Cm
dev - il
C7
G7
33
G7
Letthe
G7
- gar's Blues.
F7
C7
D7
46
50
G7
A7
that mel
E7
G7
When I
hear
Eb TREBLE
Avalon
found
my
love
in
A - va - lon,
A7
side
the
A7
my
love
in
D
sailed
dream
of
her
and
Em
so
29
think
Em7
A
va
from
C7
C7
B7
I'll
trav - el
dawn.
lon.
C7
A7
C7
Gm6
'til
and
A - va - lon
dusk
25
B7
way.
21
A+7
B B7
17
A - va - lon,
1920
Be
bay,
A+7
left
13
A7
AL Jolson
And
on,
to
Back To Storyville
Eb TREBLE
A C7
C7
to
be,
F7
why.
Ev-'ry-thing'bout Sto-ry-ville
C
G7
B C7
where I long
to ask me
Louis Armstrong
C7
Ain't notime
G7
Since
is
this high.
I was just
G7
G7
Go- in'
C7
12
street
a- round,Friends
F7
in'
changes on De-
G7
where
I'll take
I knowwill
shake my hand.
F7
Noth-
15
I know my way
sire,
my
stand.
G7
the
There's
Back To Storyville
Eb TREBLE
17
C F
ca-fe-
19 D7
21
23
drop
called
"The
la-
dy
rolls the
up
D7
ol'
pi-
in
some-thin'
G7
so
you
can
C7
choose.
cut
low,
G7
with the "Jel-ly-
you
an- o
shut,
an-y-time
E7
D C7
nev-er-
G7
most
tailored-
Pup" that's
a round
-
A7
E7
There's a
she
Roll
Blues".
Goin'
C7
25
28
F7
Oh I
31
my horn,
My
justcan'twait un - til
G7
Sto - ry -
ville,
my
my
home.
born,
G7
Eb TREBLE
Bb
A7
D7
feel so
D7
A7
B7 B7b5
lone
Em B+
Bb
D7
Bb
ly,
Em7
I could on
A7
A7
Itsure - ly would be
G7
Em7
13
A7
A G
20
Ba
29
I'm
all for
B7
D7
in
E7
heart,
B7
Em
vain,
- ry
E7
grand.
"Cause
D7
all day
long.
Em7
A7
Eb9
D7
B7
Ev -'ry
G F7b5
A7
A7
Am7
hour in the day,
wor
home,
D#
I have tried
D7
- lorn,
Em7
E7
lone.
25
D#
if
A7
by,
D7
17
- graph you ba
A7
D7
home.
Eb TREBLE
AG
Blue,
B7
A
G
13
17
21
25
There
was
time
You
know
the
rea-
True,
you're
We made
we're
ken
was
son
I'm
and
oh!
so
want
you
blun- der
part-
ed,
heart-
ed.
and
D7
blue
too.
D7
jol-
A7
E7
bro-
B7
29 C
cause
be-
and
Blue,
Blue,
ly,
D7
D&
mel-
an-
chol-
y.
lone-
ly,
E7
on-
ly.
lots
of
time
won- der
if
Folks
in
F7
B7
Geor- gia's
A7
'bout to
at
D7
E7
I'm
the
on-
ly
It's
C7
the
par-
ty
in-
is
why
rave
I'm
That
me
tro- duced
a-
to know
A7
C7
try
to
do
it
there,
it
so!
cie
- ty
thing or
B7
so!
C7
two,
Give
me
you prance;
When
do you'll
say
that
it's
bear!
Once
a - gain
steps
to
you
I'll
show:
the
new dance
so-
done in
E7
D7
All
Since that
B7
cre- dit
12
bout
15
F7
Give
in- sane
go
C7
cre- dit
you,
D7
C E7
17
A7
20
A7
D7
Twist
Stretch
31
and
that's
all
grace
Swing your
what
C
call
foot
Then you
D7
"Ball-
in
A7
B7
Jack".
E7
bring it
Solos at "C"
G
the
your might,
E7
28
le
a- round with
Then you
B7
C7
E7
B7
D E7
25
23
back,
Now
G
D7
G
D7
G
D7
G
You'll
see
pret
see
Hog
- ty
C
tail
Browns
Beale Street
Could
talk,
or
- mades and
that
tell
hand
by
of
10
skilled,
Now just
sham,
New
- er drink booze,
1.
bod
in
beau
- ti -
ful
and
Chit
- lin
Ca
If
Beale Street
- y
Je
D7
hets
- me - downs.
could
bags
and
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balls
And the
blind man
on
If
You'll see
talk,
Mar - ried
-cept one or
You'll see
You'll
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men,
killed.
Ex
You'll see
G7
G
And
walk.
gowns,
- gone days.
Cm
D7
G Am G D A7
Jugs
- er
e
clos
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And
two,
es,
Who
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to
pave
some the
2.
D7
G
G7
Beale
Street Blues..
Well I'd
Eb TREBLE
12
B C
rath - er be
G7
here,
16
there,
G7
take
riv
York
22
the
ser
er's
wet
may
be
C7
I said I'm
- y place I know
I said I'd
I'd
Than
an - y place I know.
And there's a rea - son why:
Than
an - y place I know
rath - er be here,
20
- y place I know.
May - be bye and bye.
Than an
Fm
C7
Than an
It's gon - na
Be - cause the
New
For
to
make
me
go.
and
Beale
Street's
done
gone
dry.
all right,but
Beale
Street's paved
with
gold.
geant
Fm
E7
F7
f going back to "A"
Well
I'm
I'd
Eb TREBLE
C
D7
q = 120
G7
pp
G7
C7
Eb7
A7
13
17
D7
F7
F7
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Eb7
G7
pp
21
C7
A7
25
Eb7
D7
F7 F7
D7
E7
Eb7
G
G7
Solos
2 29
Eb TREBLE
pp
33
C7
A7
37
41
45
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C7
G7
D7
F7 F7
D7
Eb7
53
D7
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F7 F7
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49
A7
Eb7
E7
D7
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G
D7
GE
pp
Eb TREBLE
h = 100
Em
Cdim
There are
Blues
Blues
Blues
Fdim Am
17
Em
ly,
ly,
ey,
F7
The Blues
The Blues
And Blues
you can
you can
when she
Em
that you get from long that you get from long that you get when mar -
sort
kind
kind
of
of
of
er ex
er ex
you a
ing
ing
ried
Blues that's
Blues that
Blues that's
blu
some
that
mind,
stabs,
blue,
D7
G
A7
D9
kind,
cabs,
two,
gives
gives
gives
to
to
to
For
For
spends
There are
There are
There are
B7
28
mean - est
tax - i
wine for
plain;
plain;
lie;
on
my
al - way
good and
ly
ly
ey
B7
E7
But the
To hold
Wish - ing
Blues
Blues
phones
nev
nev
tells
Am
There are
There are
When she
Am
E7
Are the
But the
But the
Blues
Blues
Blues
Cdim
Blues
Blues
Blues
24
on
on
mon
C7
B7
pain,
pain,
guy,
Em
E7
11
Em
1919
me.
me.
me.
be
knee,
free,
A7
They're the
Come from
Comes from
(B7)
ve - ry
hi - ring
hav - ing
There are
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Eb TREBLE
Adim
E7
Adim
park
scene
dark,
Act
two,
scene
new,
two,
me,
you,
Sound
of kiss
- es
Cast
three,
you,
me
Preach - er with
Adim
E7
Act
one,
be
Choir
sings,
bell
B7
13
- gun
rings
float
sol
the trees,
Bm7
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on
A E7
the breeze.
Am6
Bm7
E7
Cast
Place
F7 Bmin
E7
Bmin C7
face.
Di
Cm
My
cue,
with
you,
Act
two,
all
through,
Fm
Fm7 B7
- r'y
E7
- core.
By
the
B A
17
Light
of
E7
21
beams
C7
31
soon,
Keep
a shin
Moon,
croon
A#0
E7
love's
F7
June,
B7
Dm
Fm
will
bring
love's
dreams,
we'll
F7
B7
E7
By
the sil - ve - ry
Ho
be
cud
sil
- v'ry
dl
- ing
Moon.
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F7 Bm
Your
A7
to
Bm
want
tune;
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moon,
sil - ve - ry
to my ho - ney I'll
29
the
C7
spoon,
25
B7
Careless Love
Eb TREBLE
A D
A
A7
Love,
oh
love
oh
B7
care- less
E7
Gm
ma - ny
gal,
B D
17
If
A7
bad
C D
D7
build
my
nest
A7
40
nev
heart
boys
could
not
both
- er
my a- pron high,
D7
Now
wear
my
A7
er,
nev
- er
pass
fly
- es
from
up
in
tree
the
air
by.
tree.
where the
A7
B7 E7
I wear
E7
to
Gm
me.
A7
mine.
Now
B7
45
way
A7
wear
the
A7
You've broke
I'd
Now
bird,
29
lit - tle
of
D7
right
A7
ly
fly
were a
I'd
33
24
A7
You
love.
A7
11
my a - pron high,
Gm
pron
high,
and
A7
he
Chicago
Eb TREBLE
C
A
Chi
- ca - go,
G7
D7
G7
E D7
Chi-
ca-
G7
D7
ca-
go,
Chi-
go,
ca-
go,
G7
I'll
D7
13 D7
G7
town
that
Bil- ly
State Street,
B7(b5)
21
do
things
25 D
Sun- day
they
ca
G7
go
G7
Chi
D7
A7
don't
do
on
Broad-
way,
Say,
G7
- ca - go
my
G7
G7
D7
The
On
of their life,
go,
They have the time the time
ca-
down!
29 D7
shut
E7
Chi-
D7
go,
C/E C/E D7
could not
Chi- ca-
G7
B C
17
D7
in
love it,
Chi-
They
C C
G7
home
town!
D7
Chinatown, My Chinatown
Eb TREBLE
When
the
town
is
fast
a-
sleep,
And
it's
That's
B7
13
Starts
17
B7
La-
mid- night
the
time
the
E7
in
the
fes- tive
wink
his
oth-
er
eye.
to
wink
zi-
ly
his dream- y
E7
Chink,
sky,
to
Starts
21
eye,
E7
sigh:
E7 E&7
Chinatown, My Chinatown
Eb TREBLE
A
A
E&7
na
town,
my
25
Chi-
Where
E7
33
Hearts
the
lights
are
that
B7
know
no
low,
to
and
E7
oth-
er
land
E&7
E&7
y,
dream-
y,
Chi-
na- town,
Al-
49
Hearts
B7
53
dream-
A7
mond
fro.
A&7
eyes
E7
town,
ing
Dream-
45
C7
Drift-
41
37
Chi- na
29
of
brown,
F7/C B
D6
seem
light
and
E7
Chi-
na-
town.
E6/G
F7
In
B7
E7
Eb TREBLE
China Boy
q = 160
na
boy
go
sleep,
A D
A
Chi
Close
your
eyes
E7
Sand
Moon
dha
their
Chi
man
while
29
soon
will
come,
ly
hum.
soft
21
25
Bud
na
While
B7
peep,
D C7 C7
don't
17
man
Gm
13
Winfree/Boutelje - 1922
C7
smiles
on
C7
watch
boy
go
C7
you,
you
too.
So,
A7
they
keep,
loves
C7
A7
sleep.
Al Piantadosi - 1913
D7
You
A
G
made
13
21
29
33
me
what
you're
D7
am
to-
day,
sat-
me
down
soul
with-
B
G
is-
and
down
in
un-
D7
me
tered
each
and
F7
the
start.
fooled
me
from
til
the
died.
G7
ev-
'ry
dream,
You
B7
B7
G/D
you're not
true
still
love
you,
curse
of
an
D7
ach-
ing
heart.
B7/D
And
A7
You
You
D7
fied.
though
G7
A7
hope
shat-
25
dragged
17
E7
That's the
Eb TREBLE
A
E C7 F7
His-
to-
ry
re-
peats it-
B7
self,
So the wise
men
say.
G G F
F7
B7 B B7 B&
C
E C7 F7 B7 C
C6
dream
F7
13
on-
ly
goes
to
it
takes me
C6
prove that
back
F7
two
C6
F7
E-
B7
play.
In
be -
a-
go.
Which
2 17
B F7
jazz
B7
band,
F7
21
B7
jazz
Nile.
E7
dance,
style.
She
E/G
F
F7
C6 C7 B7
29
ny,
B7
D
F7/C
B7
F7
E7
mids,
B7
look-ing
on
and
tor-
ic
said: "There'll be
scan- dal,
gyp- tian
G G7
was
Cle-
jazz
band
lost
Sphinx was
A7
her
G7
But
B7
F6
B7
F6
B7
E-
45
C7
F7
his-
D7(b5)
41
real
ny.
37
G/D C7
She knew she had him all the while. In the sha- dow of the
C F7
pyr- a-
Marc
G
G
B7
She swayed.
33
har- mo-
won
F7
played,
C& C7
25
An- to-
the
san-
dal
as
she
tune.
Creole Belles
Eb TREBLE
A7
13
E7
17
D7
A7
22
A7
26
A7
D7
1.
D7
E7
A7
B7
C7
D7
G
G
E7 A.
A#7
D7
A7
31
1900
A7
D7
2.
Creole Belles
Eb TREBLE
Interlude
D7
35
D7
G7
NC
My Cre - ole
When stars
Belle
shine
My
51
D7
D7
61
66
I love her
I'll call her
my
my
by
lin'
G
A7
55
ba
dar
46
D7
B C
39
Cre
Cre
- ole
- ole
Belle.
Belle.
D7
G
A.
E7
- lin'
- by
well
mine,
my
my
dar - lin'
lit - tle
D7
G
A7
D7
A7
D7
Dardanella
Eb TREBLE
A A A A
AA
Down
sighs,
Soon
E7
ni - an
By
25
13
21
play,
17
Bay,
E7
will
G7(b5)
re-
C7
ni-an.
F7(b5)
B7
ask for her heart
and
hand.
E7 Break
Bass
Dardanella
Eb TREBLE
C A
29
Oh,
I'm
B7
nel-
F7
la,
F7
53
tent
ha-
just
like
Oh,
C7
D7 E
B7
the chil-dren-
of
There'll
be
C7/E
57
in my
one girl
E7
49
Dar-da-
Break 1 bar
oh hear my sigh,
Oh Al-lah
Oh,
To cap-ture-such a prize.
E7
45
41
a luck- y fel-low
E7
37
33
E7
We'llbuild
the
Or- i-
ent.
E7
Eb TREBLE
AG
I've
got
some
We'll meet
D7
Dark town
Ball.
It's
"ba
Dolls",
And each
- by
out
- class
A7
in
- vi - ta - tion to the
An
ex
- hi - bi - tion of the
D7 C7
ver
- y
one
swell
will
af
do
fair,
their
B7
All the
best,
Just to
D7
I'll
An
wear my
coat,
You
And there'll be
land,
The
D&7
and your
new silk
shawl,
There
ain't
no
doubt
and the
wood - en
clog.
We'll
win
that
fif
14
- ey,
D7
there.
hon
D7
B7
D7
good news
our
11
A7
D7
bout it
babe,
We'll be
the
dol - lar
prize
When we step
A7
best dressed
in
out
"Walk the
and
the
D7
hall.
Dog".
- ty
I'll
be
E7
A7
B
G
17
down to get you in a tax - i hon - ey, You'd bet ter be read -
D7
G/B
G
Am7
D7
21
Now dear - ie
don't be
C G
late
E7
I want to
A7
25
get there hon - ey, The two steps I'm goin'to have 'em
C
C
G
F7
29
all.
Goin' to
E7
ly Roll Blues"
To
D7
G Gdim Am7
D7
33
A7
mor - row
night
at
I'll be
C&
I want
I want
13 D
say-
F/C
to hear
ing
"Go long,
A D
D&
Dear,
Dear,
21
hear
you
you
my
long,
long
to
my
old
land
love
29
Dear
Dear
Old
Old
A7/E
Sputh
ing
is
to
yearn-
how
just
I
to
go long
South-
To feel
F/C
A7/C
it,
I used to steal
Tuba
A7
to
school".
land,
land,
I
for
E7
B7
A7
me.
ing.
long
see
it.
A7
morn,
callheart
D&
25
go long,
C&
go long,
A7/C
F
G7 A7
F/C
My home town,
corn,
F7
17
born,
A7
D
C&
I want
C&
to play
G7
A7/C
to stray
F/C
to
once
Ken-
tuck-
home.
that
Swan-
ee
shore.
And
And
I
I
roam
more
G7
back
the
Eb TREBLE
q = 200
A G
D7
D7
A7
D7
G
G
G
G
G7
D
D7
D7
A7
D7
G
G7
D
G
G
C
Am7
Dm7
16
11
C
C
G
22
G7
C7
D7 D7
33 C F
F A7 A7
28
Am
A7
Dm D#dim
G
C
C
F
G7
D7
C7
Am E7 Am
45
39
49
D F
55
59
F A7 A7
D7 D7
D7
G7
G7
Bb
C
Bdim
Eb TREBLE
13
17
21
AG
Down
A7
wait
D7
for
me;
me
Out
where
Oh
G7
E7
How
A9
wait
the
wait
is
A - mong the
for
me;
A7
D7
a- bout eight.
A9
Oh hon- ey
is
my heart
the
hon- ey
my love
down by
How
Meet
Down
29
a- mong the
25
G7 F7 F7 E7
burn- ing,
D7
to
be
G7
F7 F7 E7
D9
for
me.
Oh
hon- ey
Eb TREBLE
q = 180
Gon - na lay
my sword
and
down
A7 A7
down by
lay
A7
14
riv
the
down
my
riv - er
side,
and shield
sword
er
stu - dy
war no
the
riv - er
Ain't
gon - na
stu - dy
A7
more
I ain't gon - na
stu - dy
war no
A7
that
war
A7
down
Gon - na
side.
side.
19
Down by
by
A G
down
shield
by
down
the
D
no
more
24
ain't gon - na
A7
more
stu
28
stu - dy
war no
more
I ain't gon - na
A7
dy
war
no
more.
stu - dy
war
no
Eb TREBLE
A
In
ev-
25 A
29 G
way
in
Jun- gle
Jun- gle
land,
Tuba-
Where
they
play
up-
on
the
sand,
G7
Jun- gle,
the
eve-
'ry-
bod-
And
they
say
that
Tum- bles,
ning
D7
Stum- bles,
G7
when the
day
does
the
Boo-
As
mon- key
band,
sand.
Toms
G7
Jun- gle
D7
land,
E7
Jun- gle,
Jun- gle,
21 C
a-
13 G7
17
Jun- gle,
Far
5 D
G&
is
cool-
er
la
Boo-
la.
thru the
jun- gle.
C
G7
Down
in
Bor- ne-
Down
in
Bor-
ne-
33
37
G7/D
41
G7/B
45 C
And
49 D G7
56
A7
62
67
Down
in
To
the
danc-
ing
a-
wild
wo-
men
in
want to go,
Oh,
Oh,
D7
Down
in
G7
love
are
How
Bor- ne- o
to
round,
G7
G7
they wear is
lights
o,
A7 A
All
swim- min'!
mus- ic slow,
Where I
Bor- ne-
in
G7/D
Down
Bor- ne- o,
real
men
B7
those
Isle.
wild
those
o,
see
a smile,
low,
Oh,
Oh,
they
Isle.
toad- al-
F7
o,
Eb TREBLE
G7
D7
C/E
F6/D C
A7
D7 G7
C D7
C/E
F6/D
C
A7
D7 G7 C
9
C6
D7
G7
C6
C
18
D7 G7 C
13
21
C7
E7
F
F7
25
C
F F7
29
33
E7
C7
C7 B6 D E7
C7
G7
C7
F
B B
B B
F7
G7 C7
D F
37
B
F
F
B
G7
C7
F
F B
F F B
G7
C7
Eb TREBLE
Em
D7
F7
in jun - gle
37
41
pret
town,
ty
mon
ser
- en -
ade,
To
maid,
B7
D7
- zee
up
Am7
- doo way Down In
in
I'll
A7
D7
Jun
gle
the
be
true
- o - dy.
D7
A7
- key
is com - ing
D7
C
D7
D7+
A hon - ey - moon
D7
51
soon.
When
46
D7
A7
D7
Down
31
A7
F7
Chorus
25
B G
F7F7b5 B7
17
Verse
Town.
tree,
to
my
Eb TREBLE
AC
B7
To his
B7
"We've been to
near-ly
ev'-
E7
We both will
17 B
place in
go and
E7
do
I got
25
That's
where the
ky Town,
B7(b5)
mu-
sic
B7
B7
29 B7
brown!"
B7
the thing up
21
F E7
B7
town.
E7
ry
13
E - li- za May,
B7
B7
clothes.
E7
grows.
are brown.
A
C
33
B7
37
to Hon-ky
Ton-ky Town,
E7
B7
41
45
danc - cin'
to
pi-
a-
no played by
Mis- ter
B7
53
ev-
61
B7
Down
en start
in
a- no queer,
You want to
Hon - key
E7
pa- ters,
Brown.
mon- key,
E7
stay a year,
syn- co-
He plays pi-
sing- ing
D A
E7
wait- ers,
49
57
don- key,
Ton - ky
Town.
Down Yonder
Eb TREBLE
A C
D7
Put
lit-
tle
Hus-
tle
on,
Bus-
Yearn- ing
for
my
13 D7
17 D
Broth-
er
if
you
21 D7
You'd want
to
hur-
Hur-
ry
steam
on
just
like
tle
on,
I've
D7
G7
D7
nev-
er
some more.
G7
be- fore.
G7
Swan-
ee
got
the
blues.
G7
shore,
on-
ly
knew,
G7
ry
up
too.
Down Yonder
Eb TREBLE
BC
25
Down
G7
I seem to
reck-ons on me.
see a race in
G7
C
more
49 C C
and more,
60
Ev- 'ry
G7
G7
D7
day,
my mam-
There's dad-
A7
dy
and
D7
my,
C7
Don't
mam-
my,
G7
der
or
sim-
ply grand.
I miss you
BReak
2 Bars
shore
my land, You're
ry,
Swan- ee
C7
Down
56
mem- o-
43
C G7/D
37
C7
Down
31
C7
me.
and
Sam-
G7
Eb TREBLE
Shelton Brooks
q = 120
G7
won - der
C7
ne
- ver
told
where my
Ea- sy Ri-
der's gone to
me
he
was
D7
race
13
G7
los- ing
C7
win
all
he
race
D7
25
put all
29
my junk in
A7
If
place.
Cash
D7
- way
I'm
blue.
to
do.
pawn
D7
to bet on
1.
I'd
To
B7
Emin
Em
won - der where my
B7
my
He
way.
- day
17
D
A7
in
21
goin'
2. G
gone
on,
Oh I
Eh Las Bas
Eb TREBLE
Traditional
A F
Eh la
C7
17
la
on
29
la
Eh
sang
la
ly
Ca
that
in
pinch
Ca - jun French
so
in a
jun
would,
can say
like
is Lais
down in
Bah
Eh
la
C7
New
Cre
Or
temps
But
ole way,
it
but the
leans,
rou - lez!.
So
C7
clari - net
burn
and hear
let
the
good
times
roll
friends,
and
my
er
let
them
the
trom bone
mus
ic
gliss
- es
I'd
play,
To-
C7
Well I
that
fine ol'
hear
to
to
like
bas
love
Eh la bas,
bas,
Sis Boom
C7
sounds
25
C7
Eh la
Or
Bas,
21
Eh la
F
C7
bas,
Tra
13
come to
be,
Eh la
so let's
Eh la
love
it
up
to
day
Eccentric
Eb TREBLE
D
D
A G
A7
E7
A7
D7
D7
D7
A7
G
13
17
D7
21 B C
25
G D7
G7
G7
29 E7
33
G7
D7
G
G7
G7
D7
G7
G7
Solos:
D7
Eccentric
Eb TREBLE
37
41
A7
C G
D7
D7
A7
G
53
57
61
D7
D G
45
49
G
D7
G
G D7
G
A7
D7
G
G
G
B7
A7 D7
G
A7
D7
G
G G
65
Tag
G
G
69
A7 D7
G G
pp
Fidgety Feet
Eb TREBLE
D7
G7
D7
5 A
A7
D7
G7
13
1. G
A7
D7
17 G 2 Bar break
E7
G7
C
A7
G7
C
G7
G7
28 D7
22
33
2.
A7
E7
G7
C
C7
D7
Fidgety Feet
Eb TREBLE
C7
38
C F
42
C7
46
50
G7
54
58
62
66
C7
F7
D7
A7
D7
1.
F7
B7
C7
G7
C7
2.
Eb TREBLE
Cooper - 1915
A D
Concert pitch
I've been
in'
E7
A7
wad
there
D7
17
B7
21
ship
"Rock
and
too
The
ship
got
got
had
to
E7
get
back
Riv
- er
Wish
stuck on
wrecked with
on
- ly
one
drink
that
bar
was
home.
the
cap
- tain
and
crew,
E7
thing
whole
home
to
you!
was
could do;
D7
C7 C7
A7
A7
that
the
- in'
on
But
- lone,
Green
Rye,"
all
old
far,
B7
29
that
25
down
- ed
13
good
float
D D7
C7 C7
Green
B7
Riv
- er
dry
to
Solos at "A"
Verse Interlude:
33
D#
A7
D#
A7
D#
A7
D#
A7
past
four,
Dan
Mc
Verse - Vocal:
37 B
Half
41
A7
45
E7
He
came
a'
She
had
been
waitin'
up
49
Dan
Dan
57
A7
61
E7
65
this
E7
to
wif
creep - in'
to
come
home
D#
53
A7
his
D D7 C7
half
and
go
to
Graw,
ey's
door.
the
A7
C7
B7
For
night
bed.
D#
A7
ny
smiled,
like
child,
But
then
his
you
been
all
"Where have
wife's eyes
is
what
Dan
- ny
E7
grew
ve
night?"
A7
re - plied:
ry
wild!
she
cried,
B7
And
D.S. to "A"
I've been
Back to "A" for Vocal and Solos
A G
A
D7
leave
13 A7/E
to
to-
day,
25
To
came
to
when
A7
way.
shake you
won't
that
just
gal
of
mine:
by
the
hand.
ie
Line,
be
fine?
No
Mis- ter
hur-
ry
and
sail
D&
D7
land,
Dix-
ie-
A7/E
my
Dix-
ny
D7
me,
say,
D&
and
B
D7
cross that
pine,
that
on
min- ute
I'm
29 A7/E
sun-
That's why
more I'll
to
go-
all
D&
back
I'm
you
in'
see
A7
B
D7
D7
just dropped in
The
21
B G
17
A7
me,
C
G
33
Float- in'
37
41
45
D7
Float- in'
on
the
61
ey,
A7/E
D7/F
riv-
er down
Cot- ton
whis-
tle
toot!
toot!
float- in'
to
G
toot-
in'
a-
way,
D7 Break 2 bars
dark-
ies
sing-
in',
ban- jos
D7
I'll
ey
come back
to
fields
of
sug-
ar
A7
Float-
in'
Down
To
my
A7/E
you
lit-
E7
Al-
cane
seem
to
E7
Cot-
ey
E7
And
those
G7
While
wel- come
D7
ton
Town.
day.
bam;
lamb,
a-
hon-
D7/F
and
A7
tle
E7
lamb,
Town.
A7
down,
A7
Hon-
57
hon-
D
G
my
A7
E7
down,
49
53
me
a-
D7
E7
gain,
Flee As A Bird
Eb TREBLE
Mary S.B. Dana - 1857
A B F7
Flee
He
as
a bird
to your
moun-
F7
B
Go
to
He
E7 G7 F7
tain,
er,
Wipe
tain,
nev-
Shel- tered so
near
thee,
fly-
ing,
F7
17
sin.
sigh-
F7
thee.
ing.
F7 B E
ing,
thee,
B
F7
be clean.
E6
C
B F7
on
tear.
13
He
fall- ing
er.
A7
B D
sin.
B F7 B
Fly
ev- 'ry
of
F7 B
of
sin.
F7
Oh
The
Eb TREBLE
Traditional
A7
A7
swore to be true
to each
bar-
D E7
G7
A7
D D7
They
of beer.
She
oth- er,
Just as true
as the stars
ten- der,
"Has my
A7
lov-
G7
He was her
man,
wrong.
He was my
man,
Buthe'sdone me
wrong".
a- bove.
A7
A G
A
D7
leave
13 A7/E
to
to-
day,
25
To
came
to
when
A7
way.
shake you
won't
that
just
gal
of
mine:
by
the
hand.
ie
Line,
be
fine?
No
Mis- ter
hur-
ry
and
sail
D&
D7
land,
Dix-
ie-
A7/E
my
Dix-
ny
D7
me,
say,
D&
and
B
D7
cross that
pine,
that
on
min- ute
I'm
29 A7/E
sun-
That's why
more I'll
to
go-
all
D&
back
I'm
you
in'
see
A7
B
D7
D7
just dropped in
The
21
B G
17
A7
me,
C
G
33
Float- in'
37
41
45
D7
Float- in'
on
the
61
ey,
A7/E
D7/F
riv-
er down
Cot- ton
whis-
tle
toot!
toot!
float- in'
to
G
toot-
in'
a-
way,
D7 Break 2 bars
dark-
ies
sing-
in',
ban- jos
D7
I'll
ey
come back
to
fields
of
sug-
ar
A7
Float-
in'
Down
To
my
A7/E
you
lit-
E7
Al-
cane
seem
to
E7
Cot-
ey
E7
And
those
G7
While
wel- come
D7
ton
Town.
day.
bam;
lamb,
a-
hon-
D7/F
and
A7
tle
E7
lamb,
Town.
A7
down,
A7
Hon-
57
hon-
D
G
my
A7
E7
down,
49
53
me
a-
D7
E7
gain,
Foolish Questions
q = 152
Eb TREBLE
D
B7
E7 A7 D
Now
1915
you've
Now
Now
let's
A
5
D
all heard fool
then
one
will
he
watch
al- ways
per
son
who's
ele - vator
per
son
ask you
ques - tion
fool - ish
pen
to tumble
ing
but
you
as
when
you
17
that
fool will
is
fool will
stick his stick
hit
doubt
won
hanging
'around the
place
And
the
door,
And
der
close
se
his
you
And
The
ar
wave
You
ert
Some
in
and
floors.
tea
B7 E7 A7
to
ven
ter
up
And
prelim
face.
af
its
wrin - kle up
your
ra - zor
tom and
up
Like
just
bot
ex pect a
Say
come
Some-
to
can - dy
the
why
down
give your
13
E A7
you should
no
you
and
ques - tions
ish
there's that
say the
ask "Is
it
for
me?"
"Are
you
hurt?"
Foolish Questions
Eb TREBLE
D B
21
Foo
doubt
you re - ply
No it's for
your
your
reply
is
No I'm not
pre
I hope
that
you re - ply
No, he just
though
26
or
your
Pa
or
it's
pared
for
shav - ing
just love
he'd
an
have the fu ne
aw
ful
hurry
30
see
it
ing brush
gi
of
nal
the
take it
And
and
paint
my - self up this
just
re
47
Ned
he
on.
Ned
was
al - ways so
slow.
It
down
this
asks you
as you're
too
way.
usual - ly
saves a
lot
ques - tion
You'll
way.
way.
fu
E
there's this
low
F7
all dressed up
fel
ner
and
ral
of
dear
old
F7
ring - ing
ori -
way.
why you're
from the
la - ter
take my shav -
3.
Then
turn - ing
And
to
it that
like
to
G D B7
way,
die
you
I'll
1.2.
44
soap.
now
40
in
taste of
E7 A7 D
35
was
just want - ed
and
com - ing
then
And
time
No,
guy
and
have want - ed
moan
some oth - er
he would
hope
A7 D
for
this
ral - now
no
You
Ma
he'll ask
"Is
Ned
say.
You're
bro
ther
dead?"
Back To "B"
Eb TREBLE
B7
E7
A7
Bass
5 A
D
A7 D
A
B7
E7 A7 Break
D A7 D
13
B7
E7
A7
17
B A7
21
A7
25
A7
29
33
A7
Fine
A7 D
37
41
A
B7
E7 A7
D A7 D
45
B7
E7
A7
49
D G
53
57
G7
D7
D
G
61
E7
G7
D7
A7
G Break
E7
A7
E7
1.
2. G
G C G A7 D7 G D7
Break
65
Eb TREBLE
D7
G7
F7
G7
C
Miss
Miss
CA
Min - nie
Lu
Green
- y - time
When her
man
and
an - y
went
out at
- where
night
17
ball,
at Moon - shine
D7
- til Min - nie
Was Miss Min - nie,
Un
could
beau
Hall,
-a -
C
she loved him night
where ev
Poor Sa die
Lu - dy was
mad
- 'ry - bod-
go,
G7
G7
- way.
y'd
Down
day.
shook a shim - my
Now
and
D7
C7
G7
be.
G7
G7
21
as
gree.
at the
quite rough.
stuff.
she had
be
G7
Snow,
was known to
Sa- die
D7
13
queen,
A7
C7
- see
An
Lee
- dy
G7
beau.
G7
say:
He
25
D7
may
G7
be your man
33
E7
ain't no
vam - pire
G7
that is
My wick - ed smile,
C
41 C
45
no
need of cry
ture,
But
I don't mean,
Ain't no need
53
C
may
be your man
his mind.
G7
C
C
D7
G7
F7
al ways got me on
A7
49
Am
37
C7
some - times.
F7
G7
29
to be so
bold,
D7
C7
E7
own,
my
own.
I just want,
some - times.
G+
G7
It's
mourn.
but he comes to see me
D7
but
seem to talk,
F7
G7
Eb TREBLE
Hesitating Blues
A D
Hel
- lo
Sun - day
If
Cen
night
my
was
whis
beau
pro
- key,
and
mat
- ter
with
this
line?
- posed
me.
to
you
were
D D
D/A
A#
Bm
want to talk
to
that
py
if his
Tell
me
how
long
Said
he, "How
long
Oh, How
long
to
wait?
will
have
to
wait?
Come
be
do
have
to
wait?
Can
wife my
get it
have
- 9 - 8
B G
13
wif
will
A7
mine.
- ie I'd be
and nev - er come up,
High Brown
cup,I'd
What you
A7
Why do you hes
Why do you hes
Kate,
now,
E7
Please give me
or
say can't
de - clined him
had
wo
- man,
do
I have to hes -
talk
to my
just for
She
D7
i - tate?
i - tate?
i - tate?
Brown?
storm
stall,
He
left
was tall.
G7
my
She
make
last night
blowed the
that
night
on
the
me
think
'bout
my
Hesitating Blues
D/A A#
16
wires
all
down.
Eb TREBLE
Bm
how long
Hon - ey
Oh,
Tell me
- a - sol.
will
I have to wait?
how long
will
I have to wait?
WIll
he
How long
do
I have to wait?
Can
E7
A7
D G7
A7
21
tell
me
now,
or will he
get
it
C G
now,
25
na - tion is
D7
put
off,
D G
37
I'd
be his,
42
D7
left
me
- day.
And if you
Some - bod - y's bound to
He'd be mine,
The Hes - i
- ta - ting
Blues.
Left
G7
D7
lose.
G7
Pro - cras - ti -
G7
45
D7
Pick-up to Chorus
hes
30
33
i- tate?
- i- tate?
i- tate?
do I have to hes -
C7
way,
a - lone
High Society
Eb TREBLE
D7
G
A D7
G
B7 Em
11
16
Em
B7
Em
Em
A7
D7
G
A7
D7
21
29
B D7
35
41
C C
G7
49
58
65
G7
B7
Fdim
G7
Solos Here
D7
A7
D7
F
G7
F
G7
G7
D7
G+7
C7
Cdim
G
A7
B7
D7
1901
High Society
Eb TREBLE
73 D Am
80
94
102
110
115
Dm
G7
3
G7
Am
G7
G+7
C7
D7
B7
F7
G7
Fdim
G7
A7
E C
E7
Am
Tuba
E7
87
E7
D7
High Society
Eb TREBLE
A7
121
CD
G
D
125
A7
129
E7
133
138
A7
A7
142
A7 D
G
G
D
B7
146
E7
149
D
A7
Eb TREBLE
Hindustan
Oliver Wallace & Harold Weeks 1918
q = 185
Hin
stopped to
13
17
21
25
29
rest
our
tir
paint
- ed
pea
- cock
pur
- ple
sun
- bird
A9
met
her
- ly spreads his
fan
flahsed
stan,
du
- cross
the
D7
and
the
world
be
Cm
where
the
D7
where
the
stan
we
sand,
Cm
where
A9
D7
G7
van,
D+7
D7
stan,
du
- a -
D+
A7
proud
G7
Hin
D7
D7
D7
Hin
car
du
stan,
- ed
Ddim
D7
Hin
du
D7
D7
D+
gan.
where
Hot Lips
Eb TREBLE
q = 180
1922
Bb7
There's a
boy that's
A7
Bb7
They all
call him
bo - dy
17
C7
steps,
And
Hot lips
when
how
he blows that
born,
for
lips,
21
band,
He
E7
ev' ry
in our
13
he plays
horn,
gone.
A
And
C7
C+7
C7
jazz,
C+7
like
no
has.
one
notes,
He
draws out
C+7
You're
on your
Hot Lips
Eb TREBLE
25
Fm6
toes
G+
C7
shoes,
Boy
how he
Solo Break
G7
29
goes,
33
G+7
WHen he plays
crowd,
un
C7
37
proud,
Blues .
C7
til he's
C+7
D F
THey're cu - ckoo
too.
A7
you
must
rare
45
C7
boy
is there,
A7
Dm
de - clare
with
two hot
He
F7
lips.
can
be
C+7
his
mus - ic's
watch the
Time:
Dm B
Stop Time
41
through,
C+7
C7
Solos at "B"
C+7
Lit
tle
His sister
D7
A
D7
G
G
Wil ly
Green
boy
was he.
Til ly
Green
stin
gy, too.
D
B
He al - ways
She al - ways
want ed lots of
want
day
Toot
21
A G
bod y
bod y
D7
jel ly
round,
bite,
none
One
to you.
roll,
A7(b5)/D
D7
lit
tle Wil ly
said:
cry:
A7/E
A7
E7
com pan - y.
A
D7
gan to hang
17
B D
be
A7
just to keep him
kids
13
-y
D7
ver
of my
none of my
Toot sie
Roll,
ly
roll.
jel
I
I
(Toot sic
(jel
ly
Rol!)
roll)
E7
25
29
A7
Dad dy told me to
day,
way,
Mom ma told me to
day,
way;
A7
33
37
41
be
toy;
put
D7
know
you
want it,
but
I'm- a
ly roll
you
and joy!
my hair
You
in curls!
You
B7
down.
My
G
E7
can't
be beat!
is sweet!
G/D
E7
A7
might
jel
49
She
E7 A7
45
And I'm
If I'd
Break
D7 Two Bar
D7
D7
Back TO "A"
A7
D7
Eb TREBLE
A C
D7
love
to
see
G7
the
G7
Love
13 E
to
love
see
B7
all
G&
the
while.
G7/D
'ry- thing.
G7
D7
to
hap- py
fel - lows
the
cru- el,
fel- lows
So
hap- py
all
To
let them
G&
the
G/D
plead.
C
while.
G7
Oh, I
1 1
Eb TREBLE
C
G7 C
B G7
17
C7
C7
25
no
use tryin'to
29 D7
stall,
fall.
Then I've
I'll
E/G
pro- vide,
G7
My hon-ey
G7/F
Un-
love.
C/E
A7
love!
Then I've
be my tur-tle dove,
45 D7
I'mbound to
C7
G7
A7/E
B7 G7/B
D/A
G7
Now there's
C
G7
C
41 F
33 G7
C 37
No I
cry:
C
G7 C
21 G7
'Cause I
h = 84
Eb TREBLE
F7
F7
13
17
21
25
B7
E7
E+
B7
D7
C7
Am
E7
Am
D6
B7
E6
C7
B7
1920
E7
F7
D6
E6
Am
D E
F7
E7
E+
29
C7
Eb TREBLE
q = 164
A B7
E
E7
A7
Miss
Sa - die Hall
A7
in the
hall
went
to a
ball
one
balm - y
played a
rag
time
tune.
E7
15
E7
A7
B D
25
B7
Cat Dance.
21
do the Bear
to
chance.
A7
I want to do it
So she
E7
all
the
B7
Bm
E7
while
A7
I want to do it
E7
want to
do
it
an
D7
33
B7
It's a
A7
how.
dance!
E7
A7
fess
now!
roar,
then
A7
A7 D
A7 D
A7 D7
29
tered
D/A
care
as she en
I want to do it
I don't
Bb
Bm
Miss
Just
E7
June.
B7
schol ars how
night in
they
B7
10
1
Shelton Brooks (1913)
dance.
Oh
pro-
Eb TREBLE
A5
F
C/G
A7
D7
G7
G7
sis-ter Kate,
D7
E7
E
I re- al -ized-
G7
G&7
C
thing or two,
D7(4)
G7
13
A7
21 B
G7
D7
25
G7
G7
G7
go -ing wild
17
danc-ing- style.
on a plate.
Kate so nice.
Eb TREBLE
29 G7
Ev
-'ry boy
in our
C7
32
neigh -bor
G7
hood,
35
D7
F
C/G
A7
I know I'm late,
A7
Kate, I mean,
but I'll
be up
G7
to date,
when I can
G7
43
G7
G7
C All
47 G7
C7
F
C/G
A7
D7
G7
C
A7
51
55 D7
G7
1.
2.
C
Eb TREBLE
A C
In
the
5 D7
Breath- ing
up-
on
the
know my
long
to
call
my
D7
love
for
her
will
Then
'ry
maid
that
Ev-
in
G7
in'
in
sneak down
ev'n- ing
sink-
Rob-
is
tle
nev-
G7
G7
own,
er
die;
G7
G7
G7
that place
love
the best,
G7
there
a-
lone
sigh:
D7
gold- en West,
to
to
sun
Lit-
G7
G7
ros- es
29 A7
out
D7
ky
dus-
21 G7
25
When the
Lives
17 B
G7
For
13 A7
G&7
C C
I-
da,
33
Sweet-
er
37 G7
A7
Come
out,
41
45 D7
whis-
per,
57
61
Lis-
ten
A7
love
than
all
so
I-
can't live
da,
you
I-
D7
moon-
light,
G7
with-
out
Oh,
Hon-
ey
do!
i-
dol-
D7
G7
da,
'deed
love we'll
ize
ya,
do.
E7
D7
you,
of
low.
G7
E7
and
der,
soft
know.
ci-
tho',
53 G7
ple
Seems
Sweet as ap-
49 D
G7
G7
Solos at "C"
Indiana
q = 200
Eb TREBLE
A D
A
have
al
ver
Yet
E7
Em
17
gain
and
wand
on
the
wa
spell
o'er
D#
ion
fair
seem
to
ter
Gm6
A7
me
Em
be,
A7
see
Em7
'rer
sea
D7
land
E7
Casts
21
moon - beam
13
ways been
vis
Gm
A7
Back home
Indiana
Eb TREBLE
25
D C7
C7
B7
gain
A7
29
seems
that
can
- dle
33
in
in
- di
can
E7
light
still
shin
- ing
fields
dream
- bout the
sends
all
its
fra
used
to
moon- light
A7
for
my
In
53
long
- ing
thru
the
new - mown
E7
grance
Bm
roam.
Bm7
on
the
Wa
When
B7
bash,
then
(A7)
home.
From the
Bm
- di - an - a
it
gleam
The
E7
F7
me.
F7
49
F7
And
the
bright
A7
A7
B7
for
B7
45
see
C7 C7
D7
- a - mores
na
E7
hay
E7
syc
41
A7
E7
37
11
A
A F7 B7
If
A C
on-
B7 E7
E7
We could go
gar- den of
E7 F
B7
D&/A
would
B
you
B7
37
on
And
such
E7/B E&7/C
A/C
be
were
the
were
the
in
such
D
on-
won-
old
With
der- ful
der -ful
things to you,
F7
ly
girl
in
the
world,
boy.
things to do,
F&
ly
on-
our joy.
E7
way.
C
A
day.
A C
ly
to-
E6
on-
the world
E7
won-
were the
E7
would say
in the same
B7
lov- ing
33
24
There
in the world,
E&7 A
B
A F7 B7
17
29
girl
boy,
12
ly
E7
B7
F7
If
and
E7
111
Eb TREBLE
Ja Da
Bob Carlton - 1918
q = 132
D
C7 C7 B7
Ja - da
Ja - da
C7 C7 B7
D
That's a
fun - ny
It's
so
11
13
Jing,
Oh
16
Jing.
bit
of
mel - o -
A7
A7
ap - peal - ling
Ja - da
yeah!
Ja - da Ja - da Jing,Jing,
lit - tle
B7
dy,
to
me,
It
goes
A7
E7
Ja - da
A7
E7
Ja - da
C7 C7
B7
Jing.
and
Ja - da
Ja - da Ja - da Jing,Jing
sooth - ing
E7
Ja - da
Ja - da
A7
E7
Ja - da Jing, Jing,
Ja - da Jing, Jing,
Jing!
Jazz Baby
Eb TREBLE
11
E7
A A
A
E7
A
C7C F
Folks
B7
D D7
A7
13
B7
Ba- by,
E7
in the tone of
Jazz
sax- o- phone,
Ba- by,
25
"Walkthe
E7
day pres- ent from my mam- my and dad.
want to be jazz-
21
syn- co- pa- ted wed- ding and then came me.
A E7
A
Jazz
17
E7
theJack" that
that
I'm a
There's
some- thing
B7 E7 E&
ny.
A7
That
B7
A
A
is
just a cop- y
of the way I
A
E7
E&
A
B7
E7
A
28
Ba- by,
by that's me!
Jazz Baby
11
Eb TREBLE
33
and fro,
F7
kle Toe".
B7
B7 E7 A A
37
41
B7
45
49
all
ev-
er knew,
All
day long
all
Play me
I want
theJack" that
E7 E&
F7
nev- er would
E7
A
A
E7
Ba- by,
53
56
D
A
to do,
Jazz
"Walkthe
to grow, I'd love to hear the mu-sic play- in', See my dear old mam- my sway- in'.
lit- tle
E&
E7
jazz!
ny.
A7
get thru.
'Cause I'm a
That
B7
A
A
Ba- by,
is
B7
just a
Solos at "D"
E7 A
by that's me!
11
Eb TREBLE
Tom Delaney
1921
Down in Louis - i
- an - a
D7
G7
in that sun - ny
su - per
fine
clime
- They
its
rain or
shine
- You can
Break 1 Bar
hear
that
jazz
band
mu
- sic
play
- ing
G7
all
the
D7
12
fill
the
air
14
be
mu- sic's
in
rhyme
queer
C
Then
Break 1 Bar
C
to
time
it
How its sweet vi - bra - tion seems to
you
G7
all the
time
to
11
Eb TREBLE
G7
G
G7
G
G7
17 B
Ev -'ry
A7
25
don't feel
35
37
D7
jazz
- time
(Jazz
rag
night
cry:
it
play
it
G7
jazz - band
"Jazz
Break 1 Bar
E7
man
time
Time)
Oh!
D7
day and
Now if it's
Amin
both
Jazz
B7 Bb7
A7
right
C7
31
man
G7
28
to sigh
D7
21
Jazz
nev - er seems
E7
A7
Me"
blues.
low
F7
sweet and
in
I've
got those
B7 Bb7
Solos at "C"
11
Eb TREBLE
D7
D7
G E
3
Ensemble
D7
A7
13
Cornet solo
3 beats
Ensemble
D7
Trombone Solo
3 Beats
G7
G G7
D7
21
D7
25
B7
B7
G7
C
G
A7
D7
G G7
D7
11
33
C G
D7
G7
C
G
37
G G7
D7 C C G D7
A7
G7
G7
G7
41
E7
C
C7
45
F
C
49
G7
D7
53 G7
G7
11
Japanese Sandman
Eb TREBLE
AC
D7
hand
man,
sor-
row
mor
row
13 B7
17 B C
21
old-
er
through,
Just to startlife a
C7
Sand
man,
hand
man,
trad ing new days for
G7
bit
And you'll be
bit
Here's the Jap- an- ese
G7
Then you'll be
wake,
29 D7
G7
And he'll give you to-
new.
make.
you.
Just an old sec- ond
er
bold-
G7
Sand man,
A7
25
Just an old sec- ond
old.
F7
G7
11
F F
Just
lit
12
here,
be
Just
ver,
la
ly
jour
lit
- tle
while
end.
our
hev'n
bor,
in
the
ney,
Be
at
F
a
path that's
nar
home
F
lit
Then
we'll
all
go
G7
march - ing
the
C7
thru
the
Pearl
- ies
there
beaut
straight,
F Bb F
In
pen,
C+7
friends.
ble
there.
All
Bb
C7
and
trou
with
- ing
- row
- gain
Bb
F7
will
to
to
Just
lit
Bbm
wait
G7
Bb
C7
- tle while
And our trav - els here
state.
29
stay
to
Bb
F Bb F
Just
23
Dm7
17 B
all
F7
- tle while
Bb
march
all
Gate.
to
share.
Bbm
go
sin
- ful
en - trance
D7
- ing
C7
ver
ver,
King Chanticleer
Eb TREBLE
G+
A/G
A/F
A/E
F7/Eb
A/E
B7
9 B E
15
19
B7
25 C A
28 F7/Eb
A/G
A/F
E7
E7
B75
E7
B7
B7
B7
G+
A/E
B7
B7
E7
A/E
1 1
King Chanticleer
Eb TREBLE
33 D D
B7
39
44
49
C
E
CHORUS:
60
65 F
71
75
C
F
B75
E7
D7
G7
G7
G7
G7
D7
D7
D7
55
G7
C7
F7
Solos at "E":
Eb TREBLE
A F
C7
D7
C7
G7
17
B F
D7
21
C7
29
G7
C7
C7
C7
C7
25
13
Lasses Candy
E7
E7 D7
G7
C7
Lassus Trombone
Eb TREBLE
A D
A7
Trombone Solo
A7
B7 A7
B7
D
A7
D
D
15
Fine
B
20
A7 D
E7
E7
1.
2.
25
A7
D
D
11
mp
34
D7
G
30
C G Solos
Here
38
G7
G D7 G C7 G
42
Lazy Daddy
Eb TREBLE
AG
G7
G7
G7
13
17
23
B G
1 ODJB, 1918
E7
D7
A7
D7
G/D
A7
A7
A7
D7
D7
D7
E7
A7
D D7/A
D7
28
Lazy Daddy
Eb TREBLE
33
39
E7
49
D C
D7
A7
D7
G7
58
D7
63
Trombone Break
66 C/G
A+
D7
fine
G7
G7
C
Trombone Break G7
Cm6 G
53 E C
44
Trombone Break
Trombone Break
G7
D7
Eb TREBLE
Limehouse Blues
q = 184
A D
Oh
Fm
Lime
Dear
In
B D7
And
they
And
Those
C7
Right here in
Fm
Fm
- house,
wear - y
C7
Fm
Nev
- er
go
Bm
Bb
- way.
sob
sound,
Sad,
mad
blues,
- stand.
Queer
un - der
Like
day,
F7
a - round,
A7
play,
seem all
or
to
25
Dear,
Lime
I'm
17
- house
Oh
In
Gm7 C7 F7
Limehouse Blues
Eb TREBLE
33
C Bb7
G7
37
A7
43
That
Dm7
49
Bb7
Oh!
G7
53
Lime - house
blues
59
D7
Gm
I've
the
real
- som
C7
C7
ry
Lime - house
Bb7
of
old
F7
Oh!
A7 G7
blues,
and
Oh!
F
D7
kid.
Gm7(b5)
A7 G7
Bb7
- ies
Gm
Oh!
Oh!
G7
kid
gers and
Chin - a
town.
A C
Way down in
D7
sta- ble
Al-
a- bam,
brush
on one string,
was
in
Bir-
G&7
ming- ham,
There was
G7
D7
It
C7
la- zy color-ed-
he
play,
G7
In-stead of
to
the
up- on the
A7
dy,
F7
Eb TREBLE
2 13
16
C7
sta-
19
ble
C7
25 C
29
32
Oh how
ey
D7
ba- by
you
know
why
G7
this,
got
those
blues,
F7
blues.
G7
me,
C7
C
E
back to my
have
Al- a- bam- a
me some- day,
35
I'se g'wine
A7
G7
Oh, law-dy-
A7
mine,
blues.
hon-
21
they're
the
blu
G7
est
ba- by,
kinfd
of
G7
G7
G7
way
she'll drive a-
blues!
sta - ble
blues
a la Muggsy Spanier
(Barnyard Blues)
Eb TREBLE
G7
C C7
F F
C
G7
G&7
C7
Break - 1 Bar
Bass Drum
10
A7
D7
14
17
G7
B C
21
G7
C7
A7
Last Time: To Coda
G7
C
C G7
C
25
D7
Coda:
29
Bass Drum
G+7
Fine
1 1
Eb TREBLE
Break! 3 Bars
31
CC
Harmonize
Trombone
37
40
G7
Solos
G7
C
43
D7
C7
1 X Only - Trombone
F7
49
A7
D7
G7
C G
Break: 3 Bars:
55 D C
Harmonize
Trombone
C
A7
61
64
G7
D7
G7
Long Gone
Eb TREBLE
1
W.C. Handy & Chris Smith - 1920
F7/A
F
C7/B
F C7
Did you
5 A F
C7
Waitin' for
tie,
freight train
B
C7/B
F
D7
sent
F7/A
Freight train
came just
Late
Long
by.
G7 C7 F
Ought'a seen
to come
Was
his
John grabbin'
get- a- way.
He was
that blind.
B
13
17
F
Long
Long
D7
G7
Gone
F7/A
gone,
from
C7
Ken- tuck- y,
C7/B
and
what I
mean,
F
Long
D7
G7
Gone,
ain't
C7
he
luck- y?
F
C7
Bowl- ing
Green.
Interlude
21
G7
C7
F D7
G7
C7
F D7
Long Gone
Eb TREBLE
25
They
C7 F
F7/A
30
C7/B
on the o-
Quen- tin
jailed one
D7
San
cean
on
his track.
ev-'ning- late.
C7
G7
But
Now
the
Gol-
den
gate.
John's
D
34
F D7
38
G7
C7
D7
Long
Gone
from
Ken-
tuck- y,
Long
Gone,
Long
Gone
from
San Quen-tin,-
Long
Gone
F7/A
C7/B
Long
gone,
and
Long
Gone
I'm
what I
tell- ing
and
G7
C7
Ain't
he
luck- y.
still
a'
sprint- in'.
F
C7
mean,
you,
shut mine
too.
Lovin' Sam
(The Sheik of Alabam')
Eb TREBLE
A A7
B7
B A
13
17
B7
To be the bride of
And in the morn - in'
a - bout a man I
and you can pass it
lov
cov
- ers
- er,
A A7
21
A7
E7
1922
he can't vamp,
aim to keep,
know:
on:
A7
- o.
E7
gone!
A7
Peo- ple
Peo- ple
Eb TREBLE
25
C D
call
A7
him
29
mean love
33
gals
Lov - in'
Sam,
go
stroll- in'
by,
Boy! He
A7
Does he
D D
strut?
Sam,
You could
F7
down in Al - a
51
ba - bies
54
B7
- bam'.
cry
for Cas
The
Em7
Sheik of
man!
eye!
ham,
A7
D7
Gm
for
ia!
They
all
love
Lov - in'
bies cry
A7
Al
wick - ed
- tor
rolls
He's a
E7
bam'.
-a -
46
Al
Fm
step?
Does he
41
E7
mak - in'
37
E7
bam'.
you like
Sam,
Peo - ple
Eb TREBLE
Just
F
dove
9 G7
an-
13 D
da
29
with some
small
sort
of
ros-
es
G7
D7
ram- bler
cling- ing
room,
C7
than
pal-
ace
with
gild-
ed
dome,
love
nest,
You can call
E7
ver-
Then
E7(b5)
Then
C7
Best
of
Bet- ter
A7
home.
blue.
G7
E7/B A7
two.
Like
twine.
room,
G7
all
warm.
vine,
C7
farm.
tea set of
G7
25
down on
C7
co- zy and
nest,
21 F
nest,
17 B
love
G7
is
Eb TREBLE
A C
G7
C
bill
and
coo.
11
"MA,
A G7
al
C
33
MA,
he wants to
mar-
'ry
min-
ute
Me,
I'm
meet-
ing
on
my
should-er,-
for
as
sis- tance!
D7
Ma,
I'm
be-
side
him,
If
you
peek
in,
Be
my
hon-
ey
gets
bold-
with
re
G7
sis
he's
kiss
MA he's
to me!
he
cry:
G7
G7
G7 G G7
to
weak - en?
E7 A7 D7 G7
bee.
er,
Now
he's
lean-
ing
tance
shall
hol-
ler
- ing
some smart
G&7 C
MA,
ry me,
Ev-
night
- 'ry sin-gle-
G7
G7
her,
G7
G7
G7
to
at me!
D7
up
D7
41
44
cud - dle
D7
26
Ev
to
B C
shy,
G7
D7
try,
17
G7
me!"
F7
Eb TREBLE
12
no
Ma-ma- don't 'low
We don't
no
care
an- y how.
what
G7
Ma-ma-
here!
D7
here!
No
She Don't
No
gon-na'-
She Don't
don't 'low,he's
playthat
D7
Ma - ma don't 'low no
cor-
net
No
She Don't
Mandy
Eb TREBLE
AG
I was
hear some
while
G
C
just some- bod - y
C
Man
21
A7
han
25
17
er
Not a
word
A7
A7
ser - e - na - ding
there's a min - is - ter
D7
ding - er?
this.
han
fee.
fing
er
Oh
now
G7
It was
E7
dy,
miss.
D7
So
tune.
want -ed to
D7
I could
fa - mil - iar
moon.
29
A7
ling
dy,
D7
lis - ten,
ing
dy,
D7
ing
to
sing
D7
stopped a
even
bo - dy
13
So
don't you
E7
is - n't it
a hum -
E A7
D7 G
Come a long and let the wed -ding chimes bring hap -py times far Man -dy
and me.
Eb TREBLE
Margie
Con Conrad & J. Russel Robinson
q = 160
A D
You
can
talk
A
5
Here's
one
must
tell
All
night
E7
13
B7
gie,
Don't
for
E7
have
A7
to
you;
Em
C7
EB7
get
your
E7
bought
up -
on the
A7
My
D7
al - ways
I'll
tell
the
think - ing
world
to
Break 2 bars
lit - tle
of
you
prom - ise
D+7
B7
B7
coo:
A7
C7
stairs,
I'm
A7
love af - fairs,
gie,
29
Mar
He holds her
Mar
Em7
a - bout your
Em
25
A7
21
17
love
you,
me,
1 1
Margie
Eb TREBLE
33
Mar
37
Days
all
is
41
45
Em7
Mar
are
gie,
You've been
nev
done,
A7
blue.
There is
Mar - gie
my
it's
you."
D+7
B7
on - ly
one,
A7
"My
D7
C7 C7
real - ly
in - spir - a - tion,
er
D7
F7
said and
gie,
Af - ter
lit - tle
Oh!
Memphis Blues
Eb TREBLE
C C7 F7 F6
G7
D7 G7
G7
G7
10
C7 B7 B7
C
14 A7
18 G7
22
D7
D7
G7
C7
F7
B7
27
C7
C7
G7
30
F F7 B7 B F
Eb TREBLE
Midnight in Moscow
q = 160
Am
Dm E7
Am E7
Am
Bm7 E7
14
E7
Am
F G7
C
Dm
Am
Bm7 E7
20
Am
Am
Am
Dm
E7
Am
Am
Dm6
Am
Am
C
25 A
Am
Time
30
35
Dm
41
Am
Dm
Am
Am
E7
E7
Am
Am
Bm7
E7
Am
E7
Am
Dm
Eb TREBLE
D
5
A7
A7
your head
- on
sigh
is
call
in
days
long gone
D0
Bm
Strum,
41
Hum,
- my hums
strum,
hum,
tune;
The
fall
by.
Way
down in Miss
- our - i where I
I was a tin
- y child up - on
soon;
E7
33
- in'
E7
A7
When
com
25
is
A7
as
- ber time
19
by, slum
sand - man
E7
up
ba
- bye, my
Rest
14
Hush
1
John Eppel & J.R. Shannon
1914 F
Missouri Waltz
A7
and
low.
Am
Bm
F7
strum, strum, strum, seems I hear those ban -jo's play - in' once a- gain.
Bm
F7
Bm
Bm
49
F7
Hear
that mourn
57
- ful
F7
song.
F7
Bm
dy,
ie - land
same
92
by,
old re
in
Way
dreams
- gain,
down in Miss
Bm
time
- gain with
me;
in days long a
It
- our -
E7
A7
D
when
E7
97
A7
D
- frain.
A7
A7
long,
A7
E7
Hush
Jour
87
81
77
Bm
Bm
F7
71
64
Bm
mel - o
Missouri Waltz
Eb TREBLE
TREBLE
A7
bye."
- a-
and I
My Daddy Rocks Me
Eb TREBLE
q = 100
Dm
Gm
I've got
a great big
A7
rocks
knee,while
Dm Dm/C
rock ing
me
Dm
Am/E
F
I'mglad to say
chair, and
Am/F
he rocks
me
Dm/Bb
so sweetto me.
Am
py.
to a rock- y
with onestead y
G7
E7/B
Dm/c
no one could be
on his
17
hap -
G7
13
me
Bb6
E7
got
Sweet - ie,
He makes
Dm
Dm
roll.
Gm/Bb
there.
Gm
Dm
I'm
Dm/A
mel - o - dy.
My ba- by
Gm
Dm
My ba by
1
My Daddy Rocks Me
Dm
21
Dm7/C
Dm
rocks
25
Bb7
me
A7
Dm/A
A7
time to
Em7/B
go.
his
arms.
world is
mine.
in
A7/C
My ba - by
Dm
Gm/Bb
Dm7/C
Dm
He hatesto
low.
charns,
ty when I'm
nine,
We get to geth
er and the
You need a
28
A7
soul.
Em7
A7
Dm/c
A7
Dm/C
rocks
me
Dm
Dm/Bb
chair to rock a -
A7
with
onestead - y
31
Dm
roll.
E
A7
roll.
A7
Dm
Eb TREBLE
A7
A7
pet;
I'm
They
so
diff- 'rent,
G7
Love- sick
lov- ers
fret
al- ways
get
ro-
man- tic,
A&7
G7
Oh,
so diff-'rent-
E7
Drive
now;
bout their
A&7
you fran-tic.
F7
While I'm in
B
F
E9
E
A&7
13
love I
know
simp- ly
go
and
whis- per
low
to
Hon- ey
Ba- by:
Eb TREBLE
D
A
21
love your
E7
25
place
to
nes- tle
com- fy
37
love you
E7
G7
You'll
find
my
love be-
E9
45
A7
Oh, what
Right
in
my
Hon- ey's
ly.
hap- py
lit- tle
A6
B7
you
on-
to
D7
A7
Lov- in'
ey.
way
hon-
longs
pair!
A7
Seems to bless my
E7
world of charms,
lone-
am
chair,
41
33
when
B7
A6
A7
29
They hold
co- zy
E7
G7
17
know that
G7
ly;
be- long
Eb TREBLE
q = 174
D7
A7
G7
D7
A7
G7
10
13
CHORUS
D7
1 1
A G
G
D7
Traditional
G D7 G
G
D7
12
16
Drums
G
D7
Well his
was
in
the
mar-
ket,
his
came
run-
ning
by
said:
head
24
G
girls
C G
28
ram
35
40
ram
ble, Didn't he
D7
town.
20
Didn't he
ram-
-bled
'til
the
"Look at that
wo - men
the
mar-
ket
He ram-bled all
ble,
D7
in
street.
All
the
D7
Didn't he
cut
him
down.
a- round,
ram-
ble?
he
meat!" Oh didn't
G
D7
ble?
were
D7
ram-
feet
He
D7
Didn't
he
Eb TREBLE
Oh By Jingo
q = 180
A+7
D
A+7
D
E7
Gum By
A+7
A+7
by
F7 Gm F#7/A#
Bm
23
me."
So they
28
Juv, by
Jin - go,
hear our
B7
You will be
A7
in the Fol-
lies,
D7
Edim
hut.
E7
E7
Edim
Juv,
13
17
E7
A7
love?
1
Albert von Tizler
1919
Gee.
Gosh by Gum, by
D#dim
A7/E
A7
on
- ly girl for
me.
G7
Eb TREBLE
Oh!
D7
G
D7
10
D7
A7
Break: 2 Bars
14
B
17
G
D7
D7
G7
22
27
31
D7
G G& G6 G&
1. G
2.
Eb TREBLE
Ole Miss
A A7
A7
A7
A7
13
21
F7
25
E
A7
29
D
D7
17
C7
D7
B7
G6
Ole Miss
Eb TREBLE
A7
33
A7
37
A7
41
A7
A7
D
45
49
DD
A7
53
57
D7
B7
D7
G G
61
E7
G
A7
F7
A7
D
B7 E7
A A
E7
C E7
B7
36
D D
D D A
A
A A7
D
D D
31
25
Ritard
14
19
A&
A
A
A7
A D7 A
D6 E7
A D A D D&
E7
E7
E7
F7
G7
A D D A
B7 A
B7 F7D
B7
A7
B7
E7
fair
A7
On the Al- a-
where
ros-
es
B7
B7
wan-
der
to
and
the ten-
F7
der
F7
night,
B7
E7
fro.
can hear
her
Break
I'll
wait
B7
21
In
A7 B7 A
17
E7
C7
In a gar-den
B7
grow,
C7
G7
light
13
C7
mo,
said
25
dreams
B7
29
low,
B7
by the gar-
den
gate,
E7
"I
love
you
it
seems
B7
On
E7
the
C7
B7
so".
On the night
C7
in
all
my
D7
Al-
B7
And
go
C7
F7
a- mo.
Break
Eb TREBLE
Trombone solo
E7 A7
12
E7
28
34
A7
A7
B7
A7
2.
A7 1. B7
E7
A7
D A7 D
E7
B7 E7
A7
A7
E7
A7 D
17
22
A7
C G
D7
39
44
55
D B7
A
A
73
79
D7
TAG
D7
A7
Trombone
83
A7
D7
D7
Solos
A7
67
A7
Trombone
solo
60
Trombone Solo
D7
D7
A7
49
A7 D7
Eb TREBLE
Ostrich Walk
A7
E7
A7
E7 A7
E B7
A7
E B7
E7
AD
D E7 A7
A7
E7
13
D Trombone
17
D7 Cornet
B7
21
Break
26
A7
32
37
A7
E7
G
Trombone
Clarinet
A7
1.
2.
D G
A7
Break
Break
D
D Break
A7
D
Break
D Break
D
A7
D
A7
E7
A7
42
Ostrich Walk
1 1
Eb TREBLE
D7 Cornet
B7
58
E7
62
D D
B7
66
A7
70
E7
50
54
D E7 A7
D
C D
2 46
Clarinet
E7
Trombone
G
D
A7
A7
A7 A&7
D
sfz
74
A7
A7
D
Unison
78
D A&7
Eb TREBLE
q = 120
D7
10
19
26
33
41
G7
G7
57
D7
49
D7
G7
Eb TREBLE
q = 120
Poor Butterfly
C9
F C7 Gm7 A
fly
A+7
13
G7
in - to
17
hours,
C9
B
21
A+7
come
25
Gm7
he don't come
29
C9
die.
She
mur - murs
be
faith
A7
D9
by
and
by.
Poor
- er
And
But
- ter -
fly.
as
she
C7 Gm7
ful,
I'm
sure
he
But
sigh
Bbm6
Then I nev
years,
mo - ments
low,
know that he
back
Fmaj7
me
- to
Dm
to
The
C9
tears,
D7
in
so.
ing
him
D9
Fmaj7
C8
pass
G7
Golden/Hubbel - 1916
fly
or
if
Gdim
cry,
just must
Panama
Eb TREBLE
C
G7
A
10 G7
15
A7
D7
G7
F F C
43
F&7
2.
C7
A7
G7
D7
A7
38 C
G7
C
D7
33
G7
C7
G7
1. C
22 B
28
G7
C7
C
18 C
C7
C7
C7
F F
Panama
Eb TREBLE
A
E7
C7
48
2
54
D F
59
64
EF
70
76
pp
ff
84
90
C7
C7
1.
F7 B
C7
C7 F
C7
2.
C7 F
F7
C7
C7
C7 F
C7
C7
The Pearls
Eb TREBLE
1
Jelly Roll Morton - 1919
A E
B7
E
C7 F C7 F
C
E
F7 B7
11
F
C C7 FC7
C F7 B7 E
16
B E7
21
C7
25
29
E7
F7
B7
A7
E B7 E
- 2 bars
E Break
33
G7
A7
E
E7
E
E7
37
The Pearls
Eb TREBLE
All
E7
A7
41
Tuba Only
45
53
A7
Tuba only
E7
61
B7
E G7 C B
A B C E7
C7 F7
57
E7
B7
E7
B7
49
C7
All
F7
D A F7
65
B7
69
73
E7
E7
A
E7
Tuba Only
A9
Pretty Baby
Eb TREBLE
G7
Ev-
like
to
be
your
Ba-
come and
21 A7
25
Ba-
dad
and
G&
Pret- ty
Ba-
rock you
in
my
all
lov-
in'
ba-
by
and
it
Pret-
ty
G7
cra-
Ba-
by
of
Pret- ty
Won't
dle of
you
B7
love,
G7
And we'll
Oh!
might as
mine.
moth-er too,
time.
I'd
G&
the
by.
D7
And
Pret- ty
by.
D7
dle
G7
29 D7/A
rne
cud-
want
let
Pret- ty
by,
17 C7
G&
G&
by,
13 C
bod- y loves a
Ba-
9 G7
'ry-
well be
G G
you,
Eb TREBLE
Riverside Blues
E7
A C
13
G7
D7
F7
D7
30 C C
38
F
G
G&7
break
C 2 bar unison
2. C
G7
G7
26 G7
34
C C7 C F 1. C
G&7
E7
22
E7
F7
18
G7
C7
C F
G7
C7
D7
G7
C7
C F
Solos at "C"
C
Eb TREBLE
A
A E7/B
E7
A
Mam-my mine,
Mam- my mine,
G7
G7
A
C
E7/B
E7
13
to
see your
C
G7
When I'm
in
your
Smile
strolled a- way.
E7
Just
E&7
wel- come
B7
Lis- ten
Mam- my
there to stay.
E7
sign.
E7
mine:
1 1
17
Rock- A
- Bye Your
E7
21
A
E7
Ba- by With
dy,
E7
Mel- o-
B7
E7
tune
25
ie
croon a
Dix-
of
Dix-
ie.
F7
Mam- my mine,
Dix- on Line,
B7 E7
29
33
Weep no
more my
E7
37
ia,
A
E7
that
E7 D7
just as though
song
C7
you
a-
gain for
me,
And
had
A million ba-by kiss-es I'll de-liv- er, The min- utethat you sing the
F7
B7
E7
by with a
Dix- ie
me on your knee.
F7
B7
ya'
41
45
mel- o-
dy.
Rose of Picardy
Eb TREBLE
1
Haydn Wood - 1916
D7
Ro-
hush
13
17
21
25
29
D(4)
E7
Ro-
A7
nev-
D7
ro-
D7
of
sil-
er
E7
one
A7
rose
like
ses
will die
with the
D7
may
be
far
that
I keep
rosethat dies
not
in
D7
in
the
B7
but there's
D7
you!
And
the
B7
But
A7
my heart!
a- part,
Pi- car-dy,
rose
in
dew.
in
ing
in
ver
D(4)
ing
the
there's
'Tis
C6
the
Eb TREBLE
Rose Room
q = 140
A G7
In sun - ny
Rose
F7
Where
There
B G7
May
sway
is more than ev
Pin
G7
Rose
ev
- er then I
to be sweet - ly
re
de
- sign
am
pin
- clin
- ful rose.
ing
ing,
D7
C7
Be - side a beau - ti
The moon when
- ing
- land,
ing,
Bb
'tis
D7
C7
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ing,
ing".
For
- es are
C7
ing,
the ros
Bbm
29
"A
- ey bees are
F7
21
25
ing
shin
Bb
all
Danc
G7
13
- land,
C7
the hon
Bbm
17
A
F B C7 F
F7
C
G7
C7
F
B
gar- den,
C7
won-der-ful tale
B7
E7
B7
17
of
the
love,
E7
bove,
C7
F B7 E
A A E
with a
Inthe
y grows.
13
He
A B
21
Rose,
E7
Fair
Rose,
for
CA
37
but
Rose,
E7
heart,
B7
45
be
I'll nev-
41
er
love
B7
Rose
sun
shines,
the
de-
not mean
you should
queen
of
E7
part,
to
that
but dwell
care,
I'll
in your
bring
the
D6 A F7
49
the
E7
your
where
did
B7
33
Na- ture
so
flow-er
C7
Square
E&7
E7
25
29
E7
Square.
my
Eb TREBLE
D7 C
Rufe
B D
17
leads
he comes
D7 C G7
band,
G7
E
D6
He's
one grand
The
peo-
Down
in
Sa-
van-
nah,
Down
They
all
keep
sway-
ing,
While Rufe
A7
He
real-
can't be
beat,
Plays
Old
Rufe can't
read a
note,
but
ly
A7
D7
Down
in
Sa-
van-
nah-
When
he
plays
'Man-
ci-
they par-
horse and
ade
mules
pa-
G7
each
hol-
i-
they
act like
day,
fools,
lead-
er
man,
G7
D6
Sa-
van-
nah.
is
play-
ing.
rag- time
he
get your
will
goat,
A A G/B
G.
A.
When
tion
Day.
The
in
ple
A7
13 D7
John- son
When
G7
G F
You'll
hear
the
You
al
most
G7
peo-
ple
say:
hear them
say:
21
E7
Just
E7
25
beat- in'
D 29
He's
Lis-
to
that
dog- gone
toot- te-toot.
C7
Say
played
F 45
49 D7
rump,
rump,
flute,
ain't
that
ain't
he
rump.
D7
E7
rump,
Root -te-toot,
toot-
te-toot,
G7 D7 G7
trom- bone
to
that
old
cor-
A7
net,
It's
by
that
lead-
er
a world
Old
Ruf-
wide
us
rep-
u-
G7
John- son's
ta-
man.
tion
Har-
A7
F F
got
Boy
A7
41
to that drum,
Hon,
ten
Lis
ten
ing
D7
toot-te- toot
E 37
go-
32 A7
lis-
some,
ten
mon -y
He's
A7
For
C
Band
play-
ing
syn-
co-
pa-
tion;
Solos at "C"
Runnin' Wild
Eb TREBLE
gal and
I first
13
17
Bb7
Em7
A7
D7
Verse
A G
Gdim
My
G7
we
had a
that
gal of
met
guess she
thinks
when she
thought she
now
fight
thatshe's
gone
I'll
had me
right
she
G7
she's all
Ma - ry
led
her
lit - tle
til
the worm
Bb7
all
had
to
- lone
turn,
all
by
D7
the
shelf.
I'm
- in'
mean.
Like
lay right on
act
lamb
she
led
A7
me
all
I
But
A7
start - ed
When
dream.
no
the
D7
I'm
rea - son
I'm
that's the
- self.
my
wrong
Em7
Em
her
it
I'm
B7
show
and
mine
gon - na
Gdim
me
time,
Un
Runn in'
Runn - in'
wild,
wild
1
Eb TREBLE
Chorus
Runnin' Wild
B G
21
G7
27
37
Am6
D7
B7
all the
time,
Reck less
nev - er
CG
B7
E7
Don't love
D7
48
All a
- lone
no
too,
- bo
Run
nin'
Wild.
Al - ways
goin',
Idon't care,
D7
dy
Al - ways showin'
A7
bold.
blue.
43
Gm6
G7
might - y
Em
A7
33
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1
Clarence & Spencer WIlliams - 1919
Eb TREBLE
A D
G D&7
A7
13
17
D&7
D7
A7
G7
B7 A7
A7
G7
D
G
C
37 C7
41
D&7
G
A7
33
D7
Cornet
25
29
D7
B7 A7
21
F A7
D7
D7
G7
A7
E7
C7
C7
G C7 G
Satanic Blues
Eb TREBLE
q = 154
D7
Ddim
D7
1 1
G7
A G
C7
Cdim
G
E7
D7
G Fine
D7
13
17 B G
G
C
G7
C
E7
A7
22
27
32
Cdim
D7
G
C C
A7
D7
D7
E7
A7
A7
D7
38
D7 G7
C D
Eb TREBLE
A G7
Come on
Nan-
17 B G7
Come on
23
30
All
a- board for
we can't float.
Ban- jos
moon,
40
Ches- a- peake,
G7
Sail-
all
be sore.
Mis-ter,
G7
a- peake
Bay.
Up on
deck
'neath the
a- peake,
G7
to spoon.
cy'fore the
Nan-
ring- in'
place
love- ly
there's a
36
Ev- 'ry-thing is
Come on
G7
Cap-
12
sil-
v'ry
All
a- board for
45 C C
49 G7
Head- in'
53
57
we
65
Old
Dom-
Head-
in'
69
D7
73 A7
Queen of
it
look
think
see
G7
if
we
hur-
ry,
pad- dles
the
to
this
pier.
in-
ion
Line.
pret- ty
as
she
turn- in',
D7
hugs the
ti-
Hear
my heart
a'
a- peake Bay!
It's
the
more.
G7
shore,
Ches-
fear,
Bal-
And
G7
Nev- er
Dear,
steam- er,
for
hear the
E7
D7
61 D
G7
here,
can make
G7
Just
Solos on Verse
San
Eb TREBLE
Bass Intro
5 A
F7
King
One
San
day
13
Senqueen
ecame
the
in
shore
sad
may,
shore,
B B
17
Sing
Told
F7
21
To
On
25
way.
dore.
ing
him
BuOn
lathe
sad
re-
frain
she'd
no
more
This
Then
his
ly
gal
home,
G7
F7
F7
F7
of
the
on
San
Sat
Saw
McPhail/Michels - 1920
dear
her
queen
San
at
ness
Buon
lathe
F7
may,
shore.
roam.
who'd gone
she would
F7
was
came
his
his
lay:
lore:
G7
F7
aa
A7
San
Eb TREBLE
D
C
29
B7
D
D
37
E7
41
B
Have
you
come
back
to
B7
You
said
you
Why
I
did
knew
me,
you
you'd
act
come
this
some
What
you
have
E7
loved
ev-
D7
er
been
un-
be
the
my heart aches,
now you're mine
But
But
dear,
dear,
A7
back
en
Lo
G7
na,
A7
B7
if
you
But
I knew you
me
me,
loved
loved
way?day.
B7
dar- ling
A7
done would
way?
stay?
had
D7
My
B7
If
57
a-
A7
gone
E7
you
na,
have
D D
53
Lo-
Why
45
49
Oh, sweet-heart
33
to
And
For
it
all
will
the
G7
B7
to
home a - gain
by your lov
you
thing
true
B7
to
ing
do.
B7
break
time
San.
San.
dear,
dear.
A7
E7
A7
D
A7 D
A7
To a ba-by grand.
A7
D
A7
E7
F
B7
E
A
B7
13
A D D A7
E7
hats,
Sec-
ond
hand
clothes,
Sec-
ond
hand
shoes,
Sec-
ond
hand
hose,
That's
why
they
call
me
All
the
girls
hand
me
hand
A&7
ond
A7
Sectheir
ond
sec - ond
D E7
Hand
Rose.
hand beauxs.
A7
ven
our
pi-
an-
in
the
par-
lor,
ven
my
pa-
ja-
mas
when
don
'em,
cents
Fath-
er
bought
for
ten
Have
some-
bod-
else's
A7
A&7
I'm wear-ing
25
A7
Sec-
17
21
E7
on
the
dol-
lar.
'ni-
tials
on
'em.
Eb TREBLE
29 B
D D A7
Sec-
ond
hand pearls,
I'm
wear-
ing
sec-
ond
hand
curls,
Sec-
ond
hand
rings,
I'm
sick
of
sec-
ond
hand things
D7
33
D&7
nev-
er
get
sin-
gle
thing
that's
new.
nev-
er
get
what
oth-
er
girl-
ies
do.
37
E
A
ven
Jake
41
the
plumb-
er,
he's
the
man
a-
dore,
He
ing
thru
the
Ritz
girl
got
my
goat,
She
E7
he's
mar-
ried
be-
fore!
my
old
fur
coat!"
the
nerve
to
tell
me
nudged her
friend
and
said
"Oh
D A7
had
D&
E
A
45
E7
been
look! There's
E7
A&7
Ev-
'ry-
one
knows,
that
I'm
just
Sec-
ond
Hand
Rose,
From
Ev-
'ry-
one
knows,
that
I'm
just
Sec-
ond
Hand
Rose,
From
49 E7
A7
Sec-
ond
Av-
e-
nue.
Sec-
ond
Av-
e-
nue.
A7
I'm
wear-
ing
Eb TREBLE
A D
A7
BD
13
A7
G7
A7
17
21
25
D D7 G G
D7
D7
Break: 2 bars
G7
29
A7
33
D D7G G D
D7
41
45
49
G
D7
G D7 G
E7
G D7 G
53 E
Break: 2 bars
G7
57
A7
61
D D7 G G D
Fine
Eb TREBLE
q = 120
Cmaj7
A Dm7
Em
D7
21 C Dm7
27
32
Dm
G7
G7
17
G7
E7
13
Dm
Am7
A7
D7
G7
G7
C
2 - Bar Break
Cdim
A7
Dm7 Adim
Ebdim
A7
D7
G7
Eb TREBLE
1 1
Sensation
q = 180
Em
Am
D7
E7
1917
1.
A7
2.
D7
11
B C
Am
A7
D7
G7
G7
D7
Dm7
G7
16
A7
D7
G7
C7
C
21
27 C
Bb
F Bb
G7
C7
F
C7
F
33
38
G7
Ddim
Bb
Bb
F Bb
Bb
C7
1.
G7
F C7
2.
C7
Back to B
Eb TREBLE
q = 180
Gm
Eb7
Gm
Rides
the
Cm
His
17
Fol -
Gm
Un
21
He
of
the
sings
to
Gm
band
At
his
Am7
Am7
Gm
Am7
Cm
by
Cm
Gm
Ar - a
Gm
free
love's
and
Am7
Cm
low his
der
D7
Sheik
A7
bold
Eb7
wild
Gm
des - ert
ar - ab
D7
13
the
Eb7
ver
A7
com - mand
car - a - van.
A7
D7
A7
shad - ow
Gm
of
the
call
her
to
his
Am7
Gm
Am7
palms,
D7
arms.
D7
I'm the
A G
25
33
37
41
45
49
53
D7
love
of
to
your
night
D7
stars
that
D&
bove
B&
our
way
to
love
A7
this
land
with
D7
Sheik
of
Ar
D7
Em
A7
Am
B7
by
B&
D7
D7
B7
A7
me
At
The
In -
Am
light
D7
sleep
rule
creep
Your
Am
D7
D7
me
shine
Gdim
Am
by
I'll
D7
D7
tent
to
Bbdim
Am
when you're
D7
Ar
be - longs
Bm
Am
Gdim
Sheik
29
will
you'll
the
D7
Skeleton Jangle
Eb TREBLE q = 182
Bass
A F
C7
C7
C7
C7
C7
D7
Gm
C7
14
G7
21 B
A7
C7
30
A7
G7
D7
C7
33
Bb D7
Gm
26
C7
F7
17
G7
C7
G7
A7
D7
BReak
C7
Skeleton Jangle
Eb TREBLE
C A7
37
G7
41
A7
45
A7
53
G7
61
A7
65
G7
C7
D7
Unison 2 Bars
D7
C7
F
57
C7
G7
49
D7
C7/G
D7
C7
F
C7
F C7 F
Eb TREBLE
Sobbin' Blues
q = 164
D
A+
D
A+
D
A+
D
A+
5
mf
pp
mf
D7
mf
13
Gm
E7
A7
Rhythm sec. plays straight 8ths as written, horns harmonize meoldy - 8 bars
21
A7
BD
26
31
A7
E7
A7
Swing
G7F7F7
G7
D Am6 B7
17
pp
D7
Sobbin' Blues
Eb TREBLE
Rhythm sec. plays straight 8ths as written, horns harmonize meoldy - 8 bars
37
D
A7
42
Swing
47
A7
G7 F7 F7 E7
A7
D7
D
A+
D
A+
D
A+
D
A+
53
mf
pp
mf
G7
pp
A7
57
G7
D
A7
D
G7
D
62
G7
67
G7
70
A7
E7
E7
your gon - na
Am
E7
11
D7
so lone
you'll miss me
hon
17
C7
just for me
23
D7
ey
on
me
hon
And when
you
leave
me
hon
Fdim
hug - gin'
G7
E7
A7
you'll
miss your
way.
You'll be so
lone
ly
Dm
in'
C7
A7
ey
ba - by
kiss
know you'll
A7
you know
my
G7
grieve
me
D7
G7
27
D7
you'll miss
A7
ey.
ly,
Dm
my
when you're a
Dm
you'll miss
D7
miss
ly,
Am
you'll feel
Am
oh
some
of these days.
Eb TREBLE
1
q = 146
- though it's
Am
not the
win - ter
E/B
17
B7
long
B A
for
21
cold
25
29
33
E7
friends
E7
dis - ap -
me
some
- day,
But
A7
wind does
blow
soon will
melt
turn a
A7
For
- ev - er
mine
Fm
ev
- en
I'll
be
B7/F
with its
ice
way.
by
side,
But when
my
way.
B7
E7/B
Then your
B7
E7
heart
Now's your
say.
E7
felt.
A A7 A
snow,
I have
what I
You're goin' to
B7/F
E7
row
In
and its
sor
far
E&
A7/G
E7
It's
E7
E&
B7
B7
- day.
Don't
A7/G
for each
B7
Bm
way,
I'll have
kind,
pear,
to
heart
E7
good and
me
C7
you
E7 E&
A
A E7
Fm
E/B
Bm
A#
sing
C7
E7/B
you're
Am
birds don't
my poor
time
the
time
A#
first
A/C
13
spring
E7/B
Al
A/C
Day.)
time,
Someday Sweetheart
Eb TREBLE
A
D B7
D
You told me that you loved me true,
B7
E
A7
be- lieved
When you'refar
a- way.
D6
in you.
E7
E
and
You
You'll sit
a- lone
C7
F
E7
A7
13
and cry
Some-day Sweet-
Someday Sweetheart
Eb TREBLE
17
A&7
heart,
E7
A7
done
25
A&7
C7
things you
did
C D9
that
now,
E9
37
sor-
my
poor
heart.
vows you've
made
us
drift
and
can't
see
A&7
sow
45
so
shall
you
A7
for
A7/E
You
may
what you've
A7
part,
G6
how,
the
A7
you.
C7 C7 B7
G7
You're hap-
reap,
re-
The
a-
ken,
ry
bro-
41
blues
E7
to
C7 C7 B7
D
33
be
the
29
may
gret
you
21
dear,
py
wear-
But
as
and
what
A7
you
you
AC
G7Bass Pickups
A7
13
D7
B C
17
21
G7
25
29
33
37
Some-
Some-
bod-
stole
bod-
stole
Some-
bod-
came
She
did-
n't
ev-
en,
Iove
F7
He's
get-
tin'
now
know
that
me,
if
bro-
ken
D7
Some
heart-
bod-
G7
stole
she
could
A/E
ed,
my
her
a-
she
way.
was
G7/D
leav-
in'.
G7
so,
E7
say
C7 B7 B7
2 bar
break
G7
ses
pal.
took
kis-
and
D7
The
gal.
G7
my
my
G7/D
G&7
Gee!
know.
C7
she,
would
see,
D7
gal!
lone-
F7
G7
But
come
her
some
pal.
to
Eb TREBLE
G7
B7
My
ba - by went and
Bmi
G7
F7
Emi
My
Bmi
go,
let her
Bmi
F7
go
out
for?
F7
more.
G7
F7
Bmi
Bmi
My
ba
Bmi
D7
G7
ta
F7
But she'll ne
I went
La
- id
She can
Bmi
- ing
me
liv
left
21
while.
Bmi
What am
G7 F7
G7
F7
ba
long
smile?
F7
Bmi
- er
- bro - ken
ev
ba - by went and
Bmi
Emi Bmi
17
me,
G7
Bmi F7
G7 F7
When will
left
13
moan - in'?
Emi
Bmi
ev - er stop
Emi
Bmi F7
When will
F7
- ver find
a - way.
Eb TREBLE
q = 195
A F
F G7
G7
C7
C7
F7
E7
C7
11
C7
15
G7
F7
C7
19
G7
C7
C7
C7
C7
24
C7
C7
C7
C7
29
F Break
F
F
F
F
34
39
F7
F7
Bb
Bb
Bdim
44
Bdim
G7
C7
D7
F
F
49
55
Dm
C7 C7
C7
F Fdim C7
C7
C7
F
C7
61
C7
66
71
F7
F F
F
F
F7
Bdim
76
G7
79
Bb
Bb
Bdim
D7
C7
C7
83
Dm
F Fdim
C7
89
C7
94
99
D F
F7
C7
C7
C7
F7
C7
C7
Bb
C7
Bb
Bdim
103
F
D7
G7
C7
108
Bdim
F7 Fdim
F7 Fdim Bbm7
F
Bbm7 F
113
q = 100
B7
F7 F7b5 B7
B7
Em D
hair.
26
he done
make my
B E
B7
left
get
go
to
this
a
Bb7
can
O - h,
I hate to
see
feel to - mor - row,
B7
- 'cause
my
I'll pack my
ba - by
trunk
Feel
Got
the
E A E A E A E7
- where.
town.
way.
A7
Fm
be.
Fm
A7
E A E A E A E7
B7
rock
cast
in
the sea,
B7
Or
38
no
B7
down.
day.
E7
Be
down.
day.
34
Em F7
- round,
Am Em
I hate to see,
to
mor - row
29
A E7
C7
strings.
17
22
B7
Em
B7
B7
11
by her a - pron
Am C7
Am
Em
B7
1.
so
far
from
me.
else
2.
E
Got the
me.
he
Eb TREBLE
A Em
B7
Em
D7
B7
Am
A7
Em
C7
Em
D+
G7
Won't you
B C
Cm
A7
Get
bu - sy
C
Cm
G
B7
It'sa pi - ty,
Em
Am
meet
like
the
way
22
26
A7
D7
Em
B7
Em
G7
feet,
D7
Cm
G7
When you
Em
frown.
B7
you
diz - zy,
for the
talk.
17
walk,
D7
13
E7
Vocal to "C"
down the
33
Strut your
37
street,
school,
G
A7
D7
By the
stuff,
G
G
Thru the
41
29 C
al - ley,
G7/F
use your
"Kerch",
E7
A7 D7
by the
church.
G
G
G
A7
D7
Dodge the
C/E
cans,
Eb7
thru,
Get
pots and
pans.
D7 G G7
A7
Av - en - ue.
Won't you
Eb TREBLE
q = 132
F
A
C7
C7
16
21
F7
Bb
Bb
D7
F F7
F F7 Bb Bbm F
Trad.
F7 Bb
F C7
F
G7
11
G7
C7
Bb
Bbm
F
C7 F
C7
F F7 Bb Bbm F C7
27
G7
33
37
C7
F7 Bb Bm
F
F
CF
F F7 Bb Bbm F
51
F F7 Bb Bbm F
Time
45
F7
Bb
F
Bbm
Tag
C7
D7 G7
C7
C7
F
C7
F F7 Bb Bbm F
F Bb
rit.
11
Stumbling
Eb TREBLE
E E7 C7
Stum- bling all a- round, Stum- bling all a- round, Stum- bling all a- round
so
F7
fun-
ny,
Stumb- ling here and there, Stum- bling ev- 'ry- where, And I must de-
B7
on her
toes,
when I
bumped my
F7
13
rose,
A E
17
a-
felt
B7
A6
And
E E7
bling,
tho'
you are
shamed.
F7
fell
told
C7
My
hon-
pep.
her:
ey,
stum-
bling,
F7 B7 E
and
like
29
just a
I stepped right
nose,
21
25
clare:
lit- tle
bit.
it
Suez
Eb TREBLE
B7
E B7
B7
13
B7
17
B7
21
B7
25
B7
29
B7
33
B7
B7
9 A
Rhythm Vamp
B7
Rhythm Vamp:
Suez
Eb TREBLE
37
Solos Here
G
41
45
G7
49
53
A7
B7
A7
E7
D7
A7
E7
D7
D7
E7
F&
A7
D7
F&
61
67
E7
D G7
57
B7
F&
Swanee
Eb TREBLE
D&
Swan
- ee
A7
folks
in
D&
G
19
see me no
Trio:
more,
Swan -ee,
Swan -ee,
A7
Swan
45
Swan - ee.
A7
- my's
G7 A7
A7
40
a mong
the
Mam
the
Swan
- ee,
- ee,
E7
A7
love
the
old
folks
at
home.
B7 A7
shore.
will
33
by
A7
old
- e -ven know my
dear
be
E7 A7
A7
My
A7
A7
to
-i -x -i
E7
A9
13
26
Swan - ee.
to
D
Swan - ee.
Eb TREBLE
A
C F7
I'm blue,
C F7
G7
it's wrong
to con-demn
B C
21
D7
C
In
so-
G&7
C/E
of wob- blin',
jazz,
G7/D
D7
G&7
of tod- dlin'.
Babe!
D7
G7
an- y
jazz.
Babe!
has
just a
time?
jazz,
G&7
D C/E
C
A7
A7
Now!
an
C7
stay,
In
32
treat,
25
C/G
28
is
say:
B7 G7 G&7
13
G7
jazz a- way.
17
na take
D7
G
C C G
On my knees,
F7 A7 D7 G&7
E7
D7
fine,
G7
Eb TREBLE
A G
There
ain't
noth-
in'
Aft-
er
all,
the
E7
21
can
way
to
That
folks
don't
crit-
Re-
gard-
less
of
do,
nor
noth-
in'
can
say,
do
is
do
just
as
you
please,
E7
E7
E7
cize
me
their
talk-
in'.
E7
want
to
an-
y-
way,
will
get
down
on
their
knees,
But
I'm
gon-
na'
do
just
as
Of-
ten
times
the
ones
that
talk
And
don't
care
if
they
all
And
beg
your
par-
don
for
B G G
B7
If
should
take
If
dis-
like
'Tain't
No-
bod- y's
no- tion
Biz- ness
E7
D7
de-
spise
me.
their
squawk-
in'.
G7
my lov -er
D7
B7
B7
A7
13
17
B7
D&7
To
jump
in
And
leave
him
B7
If
Do.
E7
to
the
o- cean,
for an -oth-
er,
D&7
Eb TREBLE
25
33
37
I go
Tain't
B7
Rath- er
If
29
than
per-
to
church
no
on
G7
me,
Sun -day,
if
B7
would
shoot
me,
Then
cab-
a-
ret
on
Mon-
day,
should
get
the
feel- in'
To
If
my friend
ain't
got
no
mon- ey
And
'Tain't
No-
bod -y's
A7
Biz- ness
If
dance
up-
on
say
"Take
B7
do.
D&7
G/B
G7
If
you
D7
that
choose
biz - ness
D&7
bod - y's
se- cute
D7
E7
the
all
ceil-
mine, Hon
in',
-ey",
D&7
A7
If
Do.
If
41 G
45
let
give
'Tain't
No-
B7
my
best
com-
pan- ion
Drive
me
right
in- to
him
my
last
nick- el
And
it
leaves
me
bod -y's
G7
D7
Biz- ness
D&7
If
G
Do.
in
A7
pick
D&7
-le,
A7
D7
G
There's mu- sic
A7
in'
A7
ev-'ry
13
long
in the breeze,
E7
and
groan-
moan-
A7
D7
to
hear it,
A7
and
it's the
E7
E7(b5)
tune- ful
You hear
D7
A7 D7 G
in'
D7
must be
near it,
on- ly
A7
E7(b5)
D7
andthat's why
I say:
In
Well, I
Eb TREBLE
Chorus:
G
17
21
Take me to the
land of jazz,
Take me to the
land of Jazz,
D7
wan' na step,
like it
hot,
to
up
of
Pickin''em
A7 D7
A7
25
A7
and
layin''em down,
ty's got!
B7
to
do
o- ver town,
A7
D7
29
E7
I won't be home-
33
the
At my des-
D7
'til morntin-
a-
livin' it
I'll be
tion!
in'.
Just
A C
G7
5 G7
o- dy,
So full of har-
Oh,
G&
babe,
It will
in your brain.
lin-ger
G7
For it's a
A7
D7
G7
G7
13 G7
It's
A7
it a-
G7
It's a
dan- dy
Dix-
gain.
ie
rag.
D7
G7
Come let us hear
the band
play.
Eb TREBLE
17
B C
That
21 D7
Dix- ie
That
Dix- ie
G7
C
A7
From left to
right,
Hold
to me
tight.
29 D7
33 C C7
37 D7
41
45 D7
E7
It makes me
G7
let's
go!
from his trom- bone.
G7
That
Dix- ie
coax a
It's the
jazz!
That
G7
best
A7
ie
ing.
moan
Lis-
toe.
Lis-
jazz!
D7
jazz!
25
A7
Dix- ie
jazz!
G7
jazz.
That's A Plenty
Eb TREBLE
Bmi
F7
Bmi
F7
13
A A7
17
21
A7
26
A7
30
B7
Bmi
F7
Bmi
D#
D 2 bar break
A7
D7
E7
A7
F7
That's A Plenty
Eb TREBLE
F7
Bmi
33
F7
Bmi
38
F7
46
F7
43
bass
Bass
60
E7
70
D7
A7
D7
Bmi
D7
A7
65 D
F7 F7
E7
Ami7
G
D7
Bass
55
F7
F7 F7
E7
49
Bass
Bmi
D7
Segue to Solos:
That's A Plenty
Eb TREBLE
77
F7 F7
Solos - adlib:
A7
D7
81
F7 F7 E7
F
D7
G C7
92
Ami
D7
G
A7
86
G D7
E7
FINE
98
105
D7
mp
109
G G
E7
A7
D7
Ami7
D7
Eb TREBLE
That Da Da Strain
q = 152
B7
A Em
B7
Em
D
A7
D7
13
B G
17
21
25
A7
E7
A7
B7
D7
29
B7
Am7
D7
E7
D
C7
Solos on "B"
Eb TREBLE
Tiger Rag
G
10
22
CC
30
A7
G7
G
2.
A7
D7
D7
G7
37
26
33
D7
A7
14
18
B
A7 Cues are Trombone/Tuba D
1.
D7
Solo Break
G7
Solo Break
Solo Break
Tiger Rag
Eb TREBLE
42
46
A7
50 E
G7 C
C7
54
C7
58
C7
C7
62
C7
66
77
D7
G7
Solo Break
F F7 B
F F
73
Solos at "E"
C7
Higgins/Overstreet - 1921
E7
Forthere's a
13
A7
so
walk
A7
21
25
29
will
be
in
on there'll be
my
talk
D7
me
is
change
E7
be
in
me,
name,
same,
change my
way
of
liv-
in',
way
that
strut
my
stuff,
you
when you're
A7
B7
no-
A7
A7
bod-
wants
There'll
if
that
ain't
e-
nough,
E7
old
and
gray,
D7
Be
Some
Chan-
ges
Made
to-
day,
D7
There'll Be
Some
Chan-
ges
Made.
C7
I'm goin' to
My
and my
the
sea,
the
in
goin' to
change
dif- 'rent,
a- bout
BE7
33
Noth- in'
17
change
from now
B7
'cause
E7
G7
F7
F7
C7
you
kiss
Smile
the
while
by
I'll come
to
you.
Then
the
skies
C7
land
my
dear
seem
more
blue,
down
in
lov
Wed
23
F
be
ding
bells
C7
will
ring
-o -
D7
G7
me,
'Til
ers
C7
so mer - ri
Ev
F7
a mem
the clouds
Bb
When
ry.
we
ly,
Bb
So
wait
and
pray
C7
meet
gain.
G7
F7
D7
17 B
me sad a - dieu
C7
11
28
will
C+7
'ry
tear
each
roll
Bbm
Bbm
1918
ie
will
night
for
Tishomingo Blues
Eb TREBLE
q = 132
C7
G7
C7
Bb
Bbm
C7
13
I want to be where,
To Tish - o min - go
C7
G7
F
F F7 Bb
22
way.
17 B
F7
C7
F7
go.
say,
I'm
I'm
Bb7
- day.
C7
C7
Tishomingo Blues
Eb TREBLE
26
out in
pain,
G7
Oh
in
place,
30
ta
Dm
tion,
just can't re
C7
wish to
lin - ger,
C7
G7
time.
Way
F7
trees.
A7
46
race,
C7
Bb
G7
Bb
A7
with a
gain,
F F7
42
back a -
33 C
37
was
F C7
fuse
To re - sist
temp
- dies.
In Tish - o - min - go
C7
blues.
Eb TREBLE
Toot, Toot,
G7
12
Toot, Toot,
Toot - sie
Watch
for
the
D7
you
mail,
you
don't
let-
G7
Tut,
Tut,
Toot,
toot,
then
Toot
sie,
C9
Do it
o- ver
a-
nev-
er
know
Good
it makes me
gain.
fail,
If
in
jail,
G7
cry.
C
-
that
don't
I'm
D7
sie
you
Toot-
sad
I'll
G7
train
G&7
E D7
and then,
ter
Bye!
C C
no
get
D7
G&7
34 C
38
a- way from
D7
Good -
cry,
me,
26 F7
don't
sie,
G7
Kiss me,
sie,
Toot-
Toot-
G7
takes
18 B C
30
D7
bye.
G7
A D
Tuck
A7
cov-
D7
me
to
sleep
in
my
er
me
with
Just
Dix- ie
D7
let
the
sun
kiss
my
kiss-
in'
E7
21
can
bit of
in'
D7
Tuck
me
to
sleep
in
my
like the
since
A7
29
lone.
D/A
cheeks
rest,
al- ways
leave me there a-
25
ain't had
A7
E7
A7
B D7
home,
'Tuck- y
E7
D/A
old
and
skies
13
17
nev- er no more
left my
in
her
lov-
old
'Tuck- y
to roam.
A7
in' arms.
D/A
home,
let me
E7
A7
Eb TREBLE
q = 164
A F
Gm
C7
maid,
G7
C7
Dm
Gm
he would be
13
you like
21
C7
- a me
I like
- a say,
25
I love
C7
One live
like
I like
as two,
this ve
- ry day,
love - a
two live
as one,
bam- boo
we like
I like
if you
a love
un - der
sing:
If
- a both the
- a chnage your
tree,
C7
C7 Bb
Gm
G7
- a you and
to see.
- a you and
29
love
up - on a Zu - lu
Dm
A7
17 B F
C7
shade.
C7 Bb
A7
Gm
same,
C7
name.
'Cause
me,
tree.
Eb TREBLE
q = 164
D7
days,
bug!"
craze,
Hug",
D D#
A7
D7
In
In
hall,
known.
D7
D7
B7
17 A
all,
phone,
E7
Get 'way
Grab your
gal,
Do that
29
slow,
step,
G7
C C
that will
G
D7
show,
the
Do that
my",
Drop!
I'll
in - tro- duce this dance:
This "Dog - gone" rag - gy
tone:
one and
all,
A7
25
D7
21
D7
A7
back,
12
one and
on the
a
a
D7
D7
D# A7
bout ten
"Tan - go
slow
hall.
D7
D7
in' the
Dog".
Eb TREBLE
Wabash Blues
q = 120
Near - ly
10
13
A7
Wa
23
D7
bash
home,
Now ev
Solos at B
G7
Oh,
dues.
- 'ry
to
roam,
G7
those Wa bash
Blues
lone
D#7
as
D7
mis
C Em F F
D#dim C7
some it's
from my
girl was
once start - ed
B7
D7
had
G7
G7
day that
G7
In
G
A7
Em
17 B
Em
some soul am
er
G7
know
I,
y.
G7
G7
got my
Wabash Blues
Eb TREBLE
G7
29
G7
feel
G7
33
Can
G7
37
me
in my
the
syc
'Xpect
to
see
D#
D#dim C7
those Wa bash
the
moon - shine
light
on
the
Wa
53
Ma
55
am
- king
I'll
be
But
un
start
up
leav
- til
- ing
my
- ing
that
Blues.
D#
is
- dle
my walk - in'
Em
can
pack
lose
shin
- ing bright,
an - y
night,
- bash
Bb7
hay
to
me
each night,
A7
me
to
the
right,
when,
turn
for
that
spot
no
need
to
ask
me
mind
to
see
that
home
so
far
G7
G7
Mem
A7
I'll
gleams.
Bb7
C Em
G7
dreams,
- a - more
the
G7
die.
light that
To
Thru
51
could
G7
shoes
49
that
dle
G7
Haunts
43
G7
G7
G7
old
home road
best that
- way,
- gain.
can
say:
Back to B
Eb TREBLE
A A
Way
down
on
The
whis- tles
Dad-
dy
ropes they
the
lev-
are
blow-
and
Mam-
are
throw-
ee
in
in',
the
A&
C7
old
Al-
a-
bam-
and
Eph- riam
and
Sam-
in',
ex-
cuse
I'm
go-
me,
y,
There's
in',
The
my,
A7
my,
On
in'
to
the
moon
light
night
you
can
find
them
all,
place
where
all
is
har-
mo-
ni-
ous,
B7
13
While they
Even
B
A
17
ev-
25
keep
play-
er
go
ship
dog-
gone,
B7
car-
ry
the
good
old
banis
cotRob-
E7
arc
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take
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flin'
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them
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Eb TREBLE
A D D
Gucss!
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What do you
A7
think I'm go
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25
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lit
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lord
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dear- ie,
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wore
big
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on
an
out
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rent
to
south - ern
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pay
and
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fine
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wife
shore,
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his
day,
to
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day, but
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was
shut.
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Where Did Robinson Creusoe Go?
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33
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41
Rob
Fri - day
on
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in - son
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45
B7
Cru - soe
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wherethere are
night?
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to
roam,
men
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on
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A7
can - ni - bal
in - son
ur - day
home.
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and
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so
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men
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57
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49
go
day
they
B7
wom -
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go
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night?
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lit-tle lambs
5 D7
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Lord
29
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way.
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who have
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25
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on a spree,
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such
as
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Eb TREBLE
Whis-
per- ing
B7
near
me,
while you
cud- dle
A&7
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ing
so
no
one
can
hear
me,
G7
to
cheer
me,
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lit-
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13
17
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know it's
whis-
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25
D7
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grieve
me,
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and
say
love
you.
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dear, but
per-
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true,
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the
world
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for
the
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'ry
heav-
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thrush
sleep
29
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with
dew.
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on
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mate
is
call-
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my
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is
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D&
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rise,
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13 A7
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that
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when
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off
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Read-y- to spring
G E7 A7
21
ma
Ya-
D7
ma
man!
D7
Eb TREBLE
AA
E'er since Miss Su - san John son lost her Jock ey Lee, There has beenmuch ex - cite ment,
Yel - low Dog
Dis- trict like a book, In - deed I know the route that
A7
more to be;
Ri - der took.
D7
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my
the
13
17
D7
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Has
Down
e - ven a
where the
sym - pa - thy
grow on trees, On
D7
21
D7
And
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der's
the
morn.
bog.
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gone?
Dog.
A7
Te - le grams go of
in- qui - ry
cot ton stalks it growns with ease,
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y.
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the
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A7
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had to
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see.
day.
42
47
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B7
D7
At
last
good ti - dings,
Down where the boll wev'l works
phone rings
kit chen there
30
A7
25
D7
got a stay
a - way,
Dog.
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far.
so he
A7
He's
A7
Gdim
Gdim
Dadd - y
dear
list - en
here
D7
you,
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Gdim
Once a
week
A7
17
BG
see
21
kiss
25
29
in'
Mam-ma
Mam- ma,
G7
If
you want my
see
ver
Gdim
you
the door
A7
Mam-rna
You've got to
A
D7
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fif- ty
me.You've
got to
ev-'ry night,
com- pan- y,
You've got to
D7
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ev-'ry- night,
G7
two.
D7
Needs a kiss or
do.
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13
and that will ne
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33
37
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45
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41
you
Sat - ur - day
you
D7
D7
49
see your ma - ma
ev - er - y night
G
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You've go to
D7
53
or she won't be
Now
G
C
C7
57
61
see your ma - ma
kind of man
D7
ev - er - y night