The Last of The Real Ones

The Just Standards Real Book contains 250 classic songs, from show tunes to jazz standards, that are the core required repertoire for musicians all over the world. Production teams in both the U.S. and the U.K. took great care to ensure the accuracy and usability of each arrangement and original composer sources were consulted to ensure that the arrangements remained true to the composers' intentions. Plus, useful and important chord substitutions are indicated for each arrangement, allowing the user to pick from the original chords or the more popular jazz versions. Each book in the series is extensively cross-referenced with a complete composer index, discography of suggested recorded versions for each song, a section on how to play from a fakebook, chord theory reference pages, and a section on how to create interesting chord substitutions. Comb bound, approx. 400 pages. / Instrumental Music, Miscellaneous, Scores, Songboo / Recueil / Instruments en Do / C

Description
The melody line and lyrics to all the Stones' songs composed from 1963-1981. Easy-to-read melody line, lyrics and chord arrangements. Separate lyric section and discography, with photos throughout.
Songlist
100 Years Ago
19th Nervous Breakdown
2000 Light Years From Home
2000 Man
2120 South Michigan Avenue
All About You
All Down The Line
All Sold Out
Angie
As Tears Go By
Back Street Girl
Beasts Of Burden
Before They Make Me Run
Bitch
Black Limousine
Blue Turns To Grey
Brown Sugar
Can You Hear The Music
Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Casino Boogie
Child Of The Moon
Citadel
Cocksucker Blues
Coming Down Again
Complicated
Congratulations
Connection
Cool Calm And Collected
Country Honk
Crazy Mama
Dance
Dance Little Sister
Dancing With Mr D
Dandelion
Dead Flowers
Dear Doctor
Don'cha Bother Me
Don't Lie To Me
Doo Doo Doo Doo Heartbreaker
Down In The Hole
Downtown Suzie
Each And Every Day Of The Year
Emotional Rescue
Empty Heart
Everything Is Turning To Gold
Factory Girl
Family
Faraway Eyes
Finger Print File
Flight 505
Fool To Cry
Get Off My Cloud
Get Off Of My Cloud
Gimme Shelter
Goin' Home
Gomper
Good Time Bad Time
Gotta Get Away
Grown Up Wrong
Hand Of Fate
Hang Fire
Happy
Have You Seen Your Mother Baby
Heart Of Stone
Heaven
Hey Negrita
Hide Your Love
High And Dry
Honky Tonk Woman
Hot Stuff
I Am Waiting
I Can't Get No Satisfaction
I Got The Blues
If I Were A Dancer (Dance Part 2)
If You Can't Rock Me
If You Let Me
If You Really Want To Be My Friend
I'm All Right
I'm Free
I'm Going Down
In Another Land
Indian Girl
It's Not Easy
It's Only Rock 'N' Roll
Jigsaw Puzzle
Jivin' Sister Fanny
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Just Want To See His Face
Lady Jane
Lantern
Let It Bleed
Let It Loose
Let Me Go
Lets Spend The Night Together
Lies
Little By Little
Little T Anda
Live With Me
Long Long While
Love In Vain
Loving Cup
Luxury
Melody
Memo From Turner
Memory Motel
Midnight Rambler
Miss Amanda Jones
Miss You
Monkey Man
Moonlight Mile
Mothers Little Helper
My Obsession
Neighbours
No Expectations
No Use In Crying
Now I've Got A Witness
Off The Hook
On With The Show
One More Try
Out Of Time
Paint It Black
Parachute Woman
Play With Fire
Please Go Home
Repectable
Ride On Baby
Rip This Joint
Rocks Off
Ruby Tuesday
Sad Day
Salt Of The Earth
Send It To Me
Shattered
She Smiled Sweetly
She's A Rainbow
She's So Cold
Shine A Light
Short And Curlies
Silver Train
Sing This Altogether (See What Happens)
Singer Not The Song
Sister Morphine
Sittin' On A Fence
Slave
Some Girls
Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind
Something Happened To Me Yesterday
Soul Survivor
Spider And The Fly
Star Star
Start Me Up
Stoned
Stop Breaking Down
Stray Cat Blues
Street Fighting Man
Stupid Girl
Summer Romance
Sway
Sweet Black Angel
Sweet Virginia
Sympathy For The Devil
Take It Or Leave It
Tell Me (You're Coming Back)
The Last Time
Think
Through The Lonely Nights
Till The Next Goodbye
Time Waits For No One
Tops
Torn And Frayed
Try A Little Harder
Tumbling Dice
Turd On The Run
Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man
Under My Thumb
Ventilator Blues
Waiting On A Friend
Walking Thru The Sleepy City
We Love You
We're Wasting Time
What A Shame
What To Do
When The Whip Comes Down
Where The Boys Go
Who's Been Sleeping Here
Who's Driving Your Plane
Wild Horses
Winter
Worried About You
Yesterday's Papers
You Can't Always Get What You Want
You Got The Silver
You Gotta Move
You'd Be Surprised / Partitions variété - pop - rock / Variété internationale / Paroles&accords / MUSIC SALES

Professionnel ou amateur de Jazz & Blues vous apprécierez cette partition de musique. Editée par ID Music cette partition est idéale pour les joueurs de Diverses Formations. Si l'instrumentation Instruments En Eb correspond à ce que vous cherchez, vous en ferez alors un très bon usage. / Instruments En Eb / Partition

The Ballads Blues and Folksongs Of Cisco Houston-Cisco Houston was a balladeer and folksinger whose life and songs bridged the generations. Guitar in hand he traveled all over America absorbing the sounds of his time translating those sounds into folksongs. In 1961 at the age of 42 Cisco's life was cut short by cancer. But the tragedy of Cisco's death made many people realize how fine a singer this troubled man from Colorado really was. Shortly after Cisco's death work was begun on this collection of his songs. Seventy of Cisco's best songs have been transcribed directly from records and tapes. Here are western songs and road songs and lonesome blues and songs of hard work and loving women: Diamond Joe Stewball Great July Jones Mule Skinner Blues Stagolee Intoxicatd Rat Hobo Bill Rambling Gamblin Man Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor and many more. Some of the people who knew Cisco best have written about him for this book. Introductory articles by Woody Guthrie Lee Hays Moses Asch and others—plus appropriate illustrations throughout—make this book a lasting tribute to one of our finest folksingers.

Fall Out Boy continues to lead the pack when it comes to hard-hitting rock tunes that work great for marching band! Horns and saxes get a workout on this one, with important contributions from the woodwinds and all the brass.

Cheryl Frances-Hoad's The Forgiveness Machine for Piano Cello and Violin. 'The Forgiveness Machine was commissioned by the Phoenix Piano Trio as part of their Beyond Beethoven Project. My work is very closely modeled on the second movement of Beethoven’s Archduke Trio and comprises a set of loosely structured variations many of which are motivically very similar to Beethoven's. This work is dedicated to the memory of my grandmother Christina Hoad. I received this commission in the last months of her life and would often sit in the room listening to the Archduke on my headphones while she rested. Beethoven’s music to me atthat time had an almost transcendental quality to it temporarily permitting an escape from the reality and inevitability of my Nan’s illness. It was this quality of serenity beauty and dignity that I tried to emulate in my work. The title is taken from an art work by Karen Green: the Forgiveness Machine was made after the death of her husband David Foster Wallace and encourages members of the public to write down on a piece of paper what they want to forgive/be forgiven for before feeding it to the machine which sucks up the piece of paper and shreds it (the artwork is some seven foot long). Whilst in my case there is nothing to forgive it was the feeling of catharsis that many people reported after interaction with this artwork that struck a chord with me and had tremendous relevance to this work.' - Cheryl Frances-Hoad