Soul Jazz: Jazz Ensemble: Instrumental Album

No one brought musical energy and excitement to the stage like the Blues brothers! Here is a concise and easy medley of their biggest hits including I can't Turn you Loose Soul Man and Gimme Some Lovin.

You probably think you know this song...that is until you hear John Clayton's arrangement! He includes the rarely played verse along with a slow ballad tempo and gorgeous woodwind colors to create a masterpiece for the jazzensemble. This chart goes to show that good jazz isn't always loud and fast! In addition Mr. Clayton's harmonic palette is nothing short of stunning. (no solos required) Recorded by the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra on?Heart And Soul.?

This is the funky chart you have been looking for -- a well-known soul melody with a great groove. The band will want to explore this chart as the bass player digs in and your alto sax soloist tears it up. A contagious Victor Lopez chart with lots of unison lines and a melody line that sticks in your mind. Keywords: soulful and contagious!

This rousing production number features some of the best-known tunes made famous by the Blues Brothers.A great way to provide something a little different and entertaining at your next jazz concert this medley includes: Everybody Needs Somebody to Love Soul Man Soul Finger and I Can't Turn You Loose.

Penned by Bobby Timmons and recorded by a number of jazz artists over the years Dat Dere is a great example of soul jazz of the early '60s. This arrangement for small band features alto sax and trumpet on the head a section for open solos and a short ensemble shout at the end.

Penned by Bobby Timmons and recorded by a number of jazz artists over the years Dat Dere is a great example of soul jazz of the early '60s. This arrangement for small band features alto sax and trumpet on the head a section for open solos and a short ensemble shout at the end.