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Best of Sher Music Real Books Best of Sher Music Real Books Title Composer / As Played By Page Along Came Betty Benny Golson 1 Angel Eyes Matt Dennis & Earl Brent 3 Anthropology Charlie Parker 6 Bags' Groove Milt Jackson 7 Beautiful Love V. Young, W. King, E. van Alstyne & H. Gillespie 9 Bebop Lives Miles Davis, Ray Passman & Holli Ross 11 Bernie's Tune Bernie Miller 13 Bessie's Blues John Coltrane 14 Big P Jimmy Heath 15 Birdland Joe Zawinul 17 Blame It On My Youth Oscar Levant & Edward Heyman 21 Blues For Alice Charlie Parker 24 Bolivia Cedar Walton 25 Born To Be Blue Mel Torme & Robert Wells 27 Broken Wing Richie Beirach 30 Chega De Saudade Antonio Carlos Jobim, Jon Hendricks & Jessie Cavanaugh 31 A Child Is Born Thad Jones 33 Cold Duck Time Eddie Harris 34 Confirmation Charlie Parker 35 Day By Day Paul Weston, Sammy Cahn & Alex Stordahl 36 Dear Old Stockholm Traditional 38 Django John Lewis 39 Do Nothing 'Til You Hear From Me Duke Ellington & Bob Russell 41 Don't Get Around Much Anymore Duke Ellington & Bob Russell 43 Eighty One Ron Carter & Miles Davis 45 Elsa Earl Zindars 47 Falling Grace Steve Swallow 50 Fantasy In D Cedar Walton 51 Farmer's Market Art Farmer & Annie Ross 53 Favela Antonio Carlos Jobim 54 Forest Flower Charles Lloyd 55 Freedom Jazz Dance Eddie Harris 57 Giant Steps John Coltrane 58 Groove Merchant Jerome Richardson 60 Half Moon Lane Michael Brecker 61 Hi-Fly Randy Weston 65 How My Heart Sings Earl Zindars 69 I Mean You Thelonious Monk & Coleman Hawkins 71 I Should Care Paul Weston, Sammy Cahn & Alex Stordahl 74 I'll Catch You John Scofield 75 I'll Take Les John Scofield 77 Impressions John Coltrane 79 In Your Own Sweet Way Dave Brubeck 80 It's The Talk Of The Town Jerry Livingston, Marty Symes & Al J. Neiberg 81 Jeannine Duke Pearson 83 Joshua Victor Feldman 85 Killer Joe Benny Golson 88 La Samba Ray Obiedo 89 1 Best of Sher Music Real Books Title Composer / As Played By Page Leaving Richie Beirach 91 Little Sunflower Freddie Hubbard 93 Look To The Sky Antonio Carlos Jobim 94 The Masquerade Is Over Allie Wrubel & Herb Magidson 95 Mercy, Mercy, Mercy Joe Zawinul 97 The Midnight Sun Lionel Hampton, Sonny Burke & Johnny Mercer 99 Monk's Mood Thelonious Monk 101 Moonlight In Vermont Karl Suessdorf & John Blackburn 104 Mr. P.C. John Coltrane 105 Naima John Coltrane 107 Nature Boy Eden Ahbez 110 No Me Esqueca Joe Henderson 111 Nothing Personal Don Grolnick 113 Once I Loved Antonio Carlos Jobim 115 Ornithology Charlie Parker 116 Peace Horace Silver 118 The Peacocks Jimmy Rowles 119 Perdido Juan Tizol 153 Pools Don Grolnick 123 Pursuance John Coltrane 129 Quiet Now Denny Zeitlin 131 A Remark You Made Joe Zawinul 133 Road Song John L. "Wes" Montgomery 138 Room 608 Horace Silver 139 Ruby, My Dear Thelonious Monk 141 Sail Away Tom Harrell 143 Sambadouro Ivan Lins & Vitor Martens 145 Satin Doll Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn & Johnny Mercer 147 Scrapple From The Apple Charlie Parker 150 Seven Steps To Heaven Victor Feldman & Miles Davis 151 Shiny Stockings Frank Foster & Ella Fitzgerald 153 Silver Hollow Jack DeJohnette 155 Someone To Light Up My Life Antonio Carlos Jobim 157 Song For My Father Horace Silver 159 Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most Tommy Wolf & Fran Landesman 161 Stablemates Benny Golson 163 Strollin' Horace Silver 165 Sugar Stanley Turrentine 168 Teaneck Nat Adderley 169 There Is No Greater Love Isham Jones & Marty Symes 170 The Will Never Be Another You Harry Warren & Mack Gordon 171 This Is New Kurt Weil & Ira Gershwin 172 This Masquerade Leon Russell 173 Three Little Words Harry Ruby & Bert Kalmar 176 To Wisdom The Prize Larry Willis 177 Triste Antonio Carlos Jobim 180 Unit Seven Sam Jones 181 Up Jumped Spring Freddie Hubbard 184 2 Best of Sher Music Real Books Title Composer / As Played By Page Very Early Bill Evans 185 Voyage Kenny Barron 186 Wabash III John Scofield 187 Walkin' Richard Carpenter 189 Waltz For Debby Bill Evans 191 Wave Antonio Carlos Jobim 193 We'll Be Together Again Carl Fischer & Frankie Lane 196 Whisper Not Benny Golson 197 Yardbird Suite Charlie Parker 200 You Know I Care Duke Pearson 201 3.
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