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Jlp Catalog 2014-01.Pdf JAZZ LINES PUBLICATIONS Presents January 2014 New Releases Dedicated to preserving & promoting Jazz history all i do is dream of you bebop Dean Martin/Pete King Supersax/Med Flory Vocal Studio Orch. $65 (JLP-9329) Saxophone Quintet $50 (JLP-7145) Swing/Medium Swing/Advanced From 1959 Capitol album ‘Sleep Warm’ Op- This great - and extremely fast - Supersax tional alternate parts are included so that arrangement was recorded for their debut the reed doubles may be avoided. Fl/A Sx, release, the 1972 Grammy winning album Cl/A Sx, Fl/T Sx, Cl/T Sx, Bs Cl/B Sx, titled ‘Supersax Plays Bird.’ Opt Tpt and 3 Tpts, 2 Tbns, Bs Tbn, 2 Vlns, Vla, Vlc, Tbn parts and an open solo section. Harp, Gtr, Pno, Bs, Dr, Synth (Opt). Bird in igor’s yard i can’t believe that Buddy DeFranco/George Russell Big Band $75 (JLP-8930) you re in love with me Swing/Advanced ’ Very advanced arrangement written in Dean Martin/Nelson Riddle Vocal Studio Orch. $65 (JLP-9348) 1949. Features polytonal harmonies, meter Swing/Medium changes, and a polymeter section. Cl, 2 A From This Time I’m Swingin’. Vcl, 2 A Sx, 2 T Sx, B Sx, 4 Tpts, Sx, 2 T Sx, B Sx, 4 Tpts, 3 Tbns, Bs Tbn, 3 Tbns, Tuba, Gtr, Pno, Bs, Dr. 2 Vlns, Vla, 2 Vlc, Gtr, Pno, Bs, Dr, Synth i’ve got beginner’s luck let’s call the Ella Fitzgerald/Nelson Riddle Vocal Studio Orch. $65 (JLP-9470) whole thing off Swing/Medium Ella Fitzgerald/Nelson Riddle From the Gershwin Songbook album. Vocal Big Band $65 (JLP-9463) 2 Fl/A Sx, 2 Cl/T Sx, Cl/B Sx, 4 Tpts, Swing/Medium Horn in F, 2 Tbns, Bs Tbn, 3 Vlns, From the Gershwin Songbook album. Vcl, Vla, 3 Vlc, Gtr, Pno, Bs, 2 A Sx, 2 T Sx, B Sx, 1 Tpt, 3 Tbns, Bs Xylophone, Dr, Tbn, Gtr, Pno, Bs, Vibes, Dr. little rock getaway yes indeed Gerry Mulligan/Al Cohn Frank Sinatra/Billy May Big Band $65 (JLP-8942) Vocal Big Band $65 (JLP-9339) Swing/Medium Swing/Difficult Written in 1961 for the Concert Jazz Band. From Come Swing with Me. Written for 8 Solos for Baritone Sax, Guitar, Trumpet, tpts and 8 tbns plus 4 French horns (for and Tenor Saxophone. Great interplay and stereophonic sound). Adapted for big band. counterpoint. 2 A Sx, T Sx, 2 B Sx, 4 Tpts, 2 A Sx, 2 T Sx, B Sx, 4 Tpts, 4 Fr. hns, 4 2 Tbns, Bs Tbn, Gtr, Pno, Bs, Dr. Tbns, Tuba, Harp, Gtr, Pno, Bs, Bells, Dr. Our Winter 2014 Catalog Brings Exciting News for Jazz History Fans! One of our main objectives is to establish a sizeable catalog of studio orchestra arrangements. During the Swing Era and into the 1960s many vocalists recorded with a big band augmented by a string section and often French horns, a harp, and percussion instruments. This instrumentation is making a comeback in the studio and the concert hall. The problem is that there isn’t adequate repertoire for these performances. We have previously published studio orchestra arrangements from the libraries of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Peggy Lee, Sammy Davis, Jr., and Artie Shaw. Now we’re squarely focused on Ella Fitzgerald. Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and Ira Gershwin Songbook was the high point in the series of songbook packages produced by Norman Granz for the Verve label. There had been four such projects beforehand: boxes of songs by Cole Porter, Rodgers and Hart, Duke Ellington and Irving Berlin preceded it. Granz decided to make the Gershwin box the most ambitious of all of them; 5 LPs plus a 7” limited edition bonus disc that included Riddle arrangements of Gershwin instrumental compositions. This project had the enthusiastic cooperation and participation of lyricist Ira Gershwin who attended the recording sessions and re-wrote lyrics for the occasion. This was the first songbook that was arranged and conducted by Nelson Riddle. Granz had wanted Riddle for the first songbooks, but he was unavailable at the time. Most of the Gershwin Songbook arrangements feature a big band (with reed doubles) along with strings and French horn. We are presenting the arrangements as-written but also including an optional synthesizer part that may be used in place of the strings - though we strongly encourage the conductor to perform the pieces as intended. Look for many more releases over the coming months! We, along with the arrangers and performers we represent, thank you for your support of our efforts! P.S. - Visit us at www.ejazzlines.com - we carry over 7,000 arrangements from every publisher: Hal Leonard, Alfred, Sierra, Lush Life, Powerhouse, Barnhouse, Advance, Lorenz, Smart Chart, 3-2, Kendor, Second Floor, Walrus, and other publishers. Supersax Series: Oliver Nelson Series: Ah-Leu-Cha $50.00 JLP-8068 The Blues and the Abstract Truth: Au Privave $50.00 JLP-8072 Complete arrangements from the 1961 landmark album (from the Bebop $50.00 JLP-7145 original scores/parts). All titles (except Teenie’s Blues) arranged for alto sax, tenor sax, bari sax, tpt, pno, bs, and dr. Teenie’s Blues was arranged Bloomdido $50.00 JLP-8073 for 2 altos & rhythm. Optional parts for bari and tpt are included. Blues for Alice $50.00 JLP-8075 Chasing the Bird $50.00 JLP-8076 Complete Set $256.50 JLP-8890 Chi Chi (w/ vocal parts) $60.00 JLP-8077 Butch and Butch $50.00 JLP-8856 Confirmation $50.00 JLP-8078 Cascades $50.00 JLP-8854 Dewey Square $50.00 JLP-8080 Hoe-Down $50.00 JLP-8859 Donna Lee $50.00 JLP-8081 Stolen Moments $50.00 JLP-8858 Just Friends $50.00 JLP-8070 Teenie’s Blues $35.00 JLP-8857 Just Friends (w/big band) $75.00 JLP-8272 Yearnin’ $50.00 JLP-8855 K.C. Blues $50.00 JLP-8085 Ko Ko $50.00 JLP-8086 Thelonious Monk/Oliver Nelson Big Band: Moose the Mooche $50.00 JLP-8087 Nelson’s arrangements for Monk’s Blues (1968) were written for 4 reeds, 3 tpts, 3 tbns, gtr, pno, bs, & dr. These arrangements are not too difficult Now’s The Time (w/ big band) $65.00 JLP-8147 and can be prepared for concerts and competitions. Medium to Difficult. Now’s the Time $50.00 JLP-8234 Brilliant Corners $65.00 JLP-8363 Oop Bop Sh’Bam $50.00 JLP-8088 Let’s Cool One $65.00 JLP-8364 Parker’s Mood $50.00 JLP-8069 Little Rootie Tootie $65.00 JLP-8367 Scrapple from the Apple $50.00 JLP-8090 Monk’s Point $65.00 JLP-8365 Shaw ‘Nuff $50.00 JLP-8091 Reflections $65.00 JLP-8366 Star Eyes $50.00 JLP-8067 Trinkle Tinkle $65.00 JLP-8368 Yardbird Suite $50.00 JLP-8190 Visit www.ejazzlines.com to order Oliver Nelson’s Jazzhattan Suite: Duke Ellington/Billy Strayhorn Series: 125th and 7th Avenue $65.00 JLP-7097 U.M.M.G. $65.00 JLP-8133 Complex City $75.00 JLP-7095 Miles Davis/Birth of the Cool Series: East Side/West Side $65.00 JLP-7096 Boplicity (Evans) $50.00 JLP-8052 One for Duke $75.00 JLP-7098 Deception (Mulligan) $50.00 JLP-8058 Penthouse Dawn $65.00 JLP-7099 Godchild (Mulligan) $50.00 JLP-8055 Oliver Nelson’s Kennedy Dream: Jeru $50.00 JLP-8051 Rights of All $65.00 JLP-7093 Joost at the Roost (Mull.) $50.00 JLP-8060 Gil Evans Series: Moon Dreams (Evans) $50.00 JLP-8010 Anthropology $65.00 JLP-8123 Move (Lewis) $50.00 JLP-8054 Arab Dance $85.00 JLP-8095 Rocker (Mulligan) $50.00 JLP-8050 Blues for Pablo $75.00 JLP-8109 Venus de Milo (Mulligan) $50.00 JLP-8056 Buster’s Last Stand $65.00 JLP-8138 Benny Carter Sax Ensemble Series: Donna Lee $65.00 JLP-8146 Blue Star (4 saxes - no bari part) $50.00 JLP-8221 Gypsy Jump $65.00 JLP-8468 Come on Back $50.00 JLP-8227 The Happy Stranger $65.00 JLP-8453 Doozy $50.00 JLP-8225 I Knew You When $65.00 JLP-9138 I’m Coming Virginia (4 saxes) $50.00 JLP-8233 Jambangle $65.00 JLP-8096 Prohibido $50.00 JLP-8228 La Nevada $65.00 JLP-8479 Rock Bottom $50.00 JLP-8231 La Paloma $65.00 JLP-8137 Titmouse $50.00 JLP-8232 Miles Ahead $75.00 JLP-8860 We Were in Love $50.00 JLP-8228 Moon Dreams $65.00 JLP-8122 Benny Carter Big Band Series: My Ship $65.00 JLP-8148 Blues in My Heart $65.00 JLP-8293 Robbins’ Nest $75.00 JLP-8097 Bop Bounce (Harlequin Bounce) $65.00 JLP-8496 Royal Garden Blues $65.00 JLP-8457 Central City Sketches Set $305.00 JLP-8285 Sorta Kinda $65.00 JLP-8149 Central City Blues (No. 1)/ Spanish Dance (No. 5) $85.00 JLP-8456 Hello (No. 2) $65.00 JLP-8286/7 Springsville $75.00 JLP-8282 People Time (No. 3) $50.00 JLP-8288 Summertime $65.00 JLP-8499 Promenade (No. 4) $65.00 JLP-8289 Yardbird Suite $65.00 JLP-8124 Remember (No. 5) $65.00 JLP-8290 Sky Dance (No. 6) $65.00 JLP-8291 Stan Getz: Focus Suite (Eddie Sauter Arr.): Doozy $65.00 JLP-8296 Arrangements from the famous 1961 Stan Getz record. Dream Time $65.00 JLP-8459 Complete Set (7 Movements) $399.98 JLP-8900 Easy Money $65.00 JLP-8215 Dizzy Gillespie Bebop Big Band Series: Evening Star $65.00 JLP-8294 Cubano Be $65.00 JLP-8690 Jump Call $65.00 JLP-8497 Manteca $65.00 JLP-8696 A Kiss from You $65.00 JLP-8295 Minor Walk $65.00 JLP-8691 Lonesome Nights $65.00 JLP-8935 One Bass Hit $65.00 JLP-8718 Melancholy Lullaby $50.00 JLP-8495 Ray’s Idea $65.00 JLP-8697 Rainbow Rhapsody $50.00 JLP-7126 Tempus Fugit $65.00 JLP-8692 Sleep $75.00 JLP-8463 That’s Earl, Brother $65.00 JLP-8693 Souvenir $65.00 JLP-8169 Things to Come $65.00 JLP-8694 When Lights Are Low $75.00 JLP-8460 Two Bass Hit $65.00 JLP-8695 Ella Fitzgerald Series: Gravy (Aka Walkin’) $50.00 JLP-8409 But Not for Me $50.00 JLP-9462 Shaw ‘Nuff $50.00 JLP-8408 I’ve Got Beginner’s Luck $65.00 JLP-9470 Walkin’ Shoes $50.00 JLP-8410 Just Another Rhumba $75.00 JLP-9459 John Graas Small Group Series: Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off $65.00 JLP-9463 6/4 Trend $40.00 JLP-7110 (Our) Love Is Here to Stay $65.00 JLP-9320 I.D.
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