Bubbert takes a road trip and finds himself in the land of the lope-along Western style blues. This fun chart features a catchy riff a question and answer stop-time section plus a flexible solo section with unison background figures. A great way to teach the blues.

Originally recorded in the '70s Bill Withers' distinctive slow rocker has become a classic. The minor mode adds to the flavor and Rick's version for young players skillfully passes the melody from section to section. Also included is a solo for tenor sax.

Here's the catchy Motown hit recorded by the Jackson 5 in a solid chart for young players. A solo alto sax is featured on the melody but there is also plenty of solid tutti scoring throughout.

Made famous by the Ray Charles recording here is a classic tune that everyone knows. Featuring one of the best-known melodies of all time this easy arrangement for vocal soloist is easy to put together yet sounds great!

From the master of soul comes this catchy blues tune from the movie Ray. A distinctive feature is the alternating style between rhumba and straight ahead swing and Michael's skillful arrangement makes it a perfect fit for younger players.

You guessed it! a funky rock aka a boogaloo groove played around 136 BPM. It's a simple blues with a great melody introduced by alto and trumpet.Written solos provided for alto tenor trumpet and trombone; add the optional parts to include vibes and you have a winner.