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All-Jazz Real Book Title Composer / As Played By Page 2 Degrees East, 3 Degrees West John Lewis 1 2 Down, 1 Across Kenny Garrett 2 A Cor Do Por-Do-Sol Ivan Lins & Celso Viafora 4 Adoracion Eddie Palmieri & Ishmael Quintana 6 Afternoon In Paris John Lewis 11 All Is Quiet Bob Mintzer & Kurt Elling 12 Amanda Duke Pearson 14 Antigua Antonio Carlos Jobim 16 April Mist Tom Harrell 18 At Night Marc Copland 20 At The Close Of The Day Fred Hersch 22 Ayer Y Hoy Dario Eskenazi 24 Azule Serape Victor Feldman 32 Beatrice Sam Rivers 35 The Beauty Of All Things Laurence Hobgood & Kurt Elling 36 Beauty Secrets Kenny Werner 40 Bebe Hermeto Pascoal 42 Being Cool (Aviao) Djavan 44 Beiral Djavan 46 Big J John Scofield 49 Blue Matter John Scofield 50 Blue Seven Sonny Rollins 53 Blues For Pablo Gil Evans 54 Bohemia After Dark Oscar Pettiford 58 Borzeguim Antonio Carlos Jobim 60 Brazilian Suite Michel Petrucciani 68 Broken Wing Richie Beirach 71 Butterfly Dreams Stanley Clarke & Neville Potter 72 Can't Take You Nowhere Tiny Kahn, Al Cohn & Dave Frishberg 74 Cantaloupe Island Herbie Hancock 76 Caprice Eddie Gomez 78 Chitlins Con Carne Kenny Burrell 79 Choro Das Aguas Ivan Lins & Vitor Martins 80 Chris Craft Alan Broadbent 82 Circle Dance Eddie Daniels 84 Congri Rebeca Mauleon 86 Continuacion Orlando "Maraca" Valle 94 Coralie Enrico Pieranunzi 102 Countdown John Coltrane 104 Crazeology Charlie Parker 105 Dance Of Denial Michael Philip Mossman 106 Dare The Moon Darmon Meader, Sara Krieger & Caprice Fox 114 1 All-Jazz Real Book Title Composer / As Played By Page Dark Territory Marc Copland 120 Desalento Chico Buarque 124 Don't Let It Go Vincent Herring 126 Down Miles Davis 128 Dr. Jackle Jackie McLean 129 Dream On Christophe Wallemme 130 Dreaming About My First Love Toninho Horta 132 Dreams Billy Childs 134 Effendi McCoy Tyner 138 Endless Stars Fred Hersch 142 Epiphany Denny Zeitlin 144 Erratica Caetano Veloso 146 Ethel Scott Colley 148 Even Mice Dance Michel Petrucciani 150 The Everlasting Night Gary Willis 152 Falling In Love Victor Feldman 155 Fantasy In D Cedar Walton 156 Firm Roots Cedar Walton 158 Formula Uno Orlando "Maraca" Valle 160 Fotografia Antonio Carlos Jobim & Ray Gilbert 164 From Tom To Tom Toninho Horta & Tom Lellis 166 Funky Sea, Funky Dew Michael Brecker 168 Futuros Amantes Chico Buarque 174 The Glide Ralph Towner 176 The Great Chase Bob Mintzer 178 Groovin' High Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie 184 Holy Land Cedar Walton, John & Paula Hackett 186 How My Heart Sings Earl Zindars 188 How My Heart Sings (Evans) Earl Zindars 289 I Don't Wanna Be Kissed Harold Spina & Jack Elliot 190 I Remember Clifford Benny Golson 194 I Remember Diz Paquito D'Rivera 196 I Talk To The Trees Randy Brecker 198 I'd Rather Be Here Larry Dunlap 202 I'll Catch You John Scofield 204 I'll Remember August Ralph Towner 206 In A Hurry Christian McBride 208 In The Woods Phil Markowitz 210 Inquietacao Ary Barroso 212 Interplay Bill Evans 214 Invisible Light Jerry Bergonzi 216 It's Only Music Gary Willis 218 2 All-Jazz Real Book Title Composer / As Played By Page J Ben Jazz Vinny Valentino 220 Jayne Ornette Coleman 224 Jenelle #4 David Friesen 226 Jive Samba Nat Adderley 228 Joan John Patitucci 231 Joy Gerry Niewood & Todd Buffa 232 Keep It Moving Wynton Kelly 236 Keeper Of The Flame Mark Levine & Tom Lellis 238 Kinesphere Paul McCandless 242 King Kong John Patitucci 244 La Sandunguita Issac Delgado 246 La Voz De La Experiencia India & Isidoro Infante 250 Lamentos (aka Lamento) Pixinguinha & Vinicius De Moraes 258 Les Grelots Eddy Louis 260 Light As A Feather Stanley Clarke & Flora Purim 262 Little Melonae Jackie McLean 264 Liz-Anne Cal Tjader 267 Loco Motiv Larry Gales 268 The Long Goodbye Alan Broadbent 270 The Long Way Back Andy Narell 272 Lonnie's Lament John Coltrane 274 Looks Like December Antonio Carlos Jobim 276 Luisa Toninho Horta & Tom Lellis 278 Luiza Antonio Carlos Jobim 280 Madalena Ivan Lins, Monteiro Souza & L. Gant 282 Made By Walking Tim Garland 284 Madrid Brad Mehldau 290 Medianoche Don Grolnick 292 Memory And Desire Billy Childs 294 Midnight Blue Kenny Burrell 296 Minha Voz, Minha Vida Caetano Veloso 298 Moon Alley Tom Harrell 300 Mr. Demargary Avi Leibovich 302 Mr. Softee Alan Pasqua 308 My Dog Spot Hal Galper 311 My Lament Maria Schneider 312 Nebula Dave Mac Nab 316 Negative Girl Donald Fagen & Walter Becker 322 Never Say Goodbye Laurence Hobgood & Kurt Elling 328 New Girl Duke Pearson 330 New Rain Peggy Stern 332 No Adults Joey Calderazzo 334 3 All-Jazz Real Book Title Composer / As Played By Page Not For Nothing Peggy Stern 337 November 15 Kenny Garrett 338 Obi Djavan 340 Ode To Ken Saro-Wiwa Andy Middleton 342 Off The Top Jimmy Smith 346 Ojos De Rojo Cedar Walton 348 On The Brink Jerry Bergonzi 351 One's Own Room Mulgrew Miller 352 Only Child Bill Evans 355 Opus 25 John Abercrombie 356 Our Love Rolls On Dave Frishberg 358 Paladia Steve Masakowski 360 Pass Presence Steve Masakowski 364 Passion Dance McCoy Tyner 366 Paulista Costa Netto & Eduardo Gudim 370 Prayer For Peace Bob Mintzer 372 Puerto Rico Eddie Palmieri 374 Quitate La Mascara Luis Hugo Gonzalez 378 Samba Do Aviao Antonio Carlos Jobim 382 San Felice George Mraz 384 San Michele Alan Pasqua 386 Sangre Joven Orlando "Maraca" Valle 388 Santurce Eddie Gomez 392 Satellite John Coltrane 394 Satellite (Herwig-Latin Jazz) John Coltrane 396 The Saxophone Bob Mintzer 404 The Searching Fredric Zimmerman 409 Serenade To A Cuckoo Rahsaan Roland Kirk 410 Serene Eric Dolphy 413 Shoutin' Out Horace Silver 414 Show-Type Tune Bill Evans 416 Signal Path Scott Henderson 418 Silent Passion Meredith d'Ambrosio 426 Silhouettes Wayne Wallace 428 Skating In Central Park John Lewis 430 Slings And Arrows Michael Brecker 432 Small Portion Mulgrew Miller 436 Sno' Peas Phil Markowitz 438 Sombras En La Noche Steve Masakowski 440 The Sorcerer Herbie Hancock 444 Spirit Of The West Russell Ferrante 446 Springsville John Carisi 454 4 All-Jazz Real Book Title Composer / As Played By Page Stepping Stone Steve Masakowski 458 Strode Rode Sonny Rollins 462 Summer's Gone Eddie Daniels 464 Sunk In Love Peggy Stern 466 Sweet Rain Michael Gibbs 469 Swingin' Til The Girls Come Home Oscar Pettiford & Jon Hendricks 470 Syeeda's Song Flute John Coltrane 472 Syzygy Michael Brecker 474 Tadd's Delight Tadd Dameron 476 Tail Wind Paul McCandless 478 Take Heart Ralph Towner 482 Tickle Toe Lester Young 484 Time To Smile Freddie Redd 486 Toy Clifford Jordan 488 Tribute Jerry Bergonzi 490 Tricrotism Oscar Pettiford 492 Trim John Scofield 494 Trio Imitation Kenny Werner 496 A Tune For Double "D" Mark Elf 498 Twilight For Nancy Russell Ferrante & Jimmy Haslip 500 The Two Lonely People Bill Evans & Carol Hall 502 Valse Hot Sonny Rollins 504 Vamos Indo Ivan Lins & Aldair Blanc 506 Verde Costa Netto & Eduardo Gudin 508 Vieques Si Ricardo Pons 510 Walkin' Up Bill Evans 514 Waltz For Mirabai Eddie Daniels 518 Waters Of March Antonio Carlos Jobim 520 Whatever Possessed Me Tadd Dameron 524 When Springtime Turns To Fall Randy Halberstadt 526 When Will The Blues Leave? Ornette Coleman 527 Wherever You Are Denny Zeitlin 528 Why Wait? Stanley Clarke 530 Yardbird Suite Charlie Parker 533 Yeah! Horace Silver 534 You Know I Care Duke Pearson 536 5.
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