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Great Jazz Solos for Windows, Mac Or Realbook Software Plugin RealBookSoftware.com presents Great Jazz Solos For Windows, Mac or RealBook Software Plugin Song Title Artist 3,2,1,0 Kellaway, Roger Admiral Halsey Hubbard, Freddie After The Cosmic Rain Corea, Chick Airegin Rollins, Sonny All The Things You Are Heath, Jimmy Alto Madness McLean, Jackie Anderson Tapes Theme Jackson, Milt Arietas Hubbard, Freddie At The Jimmy's Bar Reinhardt, Django Back Home Tristano, Lennie Basin Street Blues Armstrong, Louis Beau Koo Jack Armstrong, Louis Big Boy Montgomery, Monk Bird's Mother Little, Booker Birdlike Hubbard, Freddie Birdlike (continued) Hubbard, Freddie Black Forrest Forrest, Jimmy Blue Moon Hubbard, Freddie Blue Moses Hubbard, Freddie Blue Train Morgan, Lee Blue Train. Coltrane, John Blue Train. (continued) Coltrane, John Blues Byrd, Donald Blues To You Coltrane, John Bob's Place Hubbard, Freddie Bob's Place (continued) Hubbard, Freddie Body And Soul Hawkins, Coleman Body And Soul Eldridge, Roy Bones For Jones Brown, Clifford Bongo Beep Parker, Charlie Bourbon Street Parade Dickenson, Vic Breeze And I, The Burrell, Kenny Brownie Speaks Brown, Clifford Bucktown Stomp Ory, Kid Celia Powell, Bud Changing Scene Hubbard, Freddie Cherokee Parker, Charlie Cherokee (continued) Parker, Charlie Coffee Pot Johnson, J.J. Con Alma Getz, Stan Coral Goodrick, Mick Countdown Coltrane, John Countdown (continued) Coltrane, John Crazeology Parker, Charlie Crisis Hubbard, Freddie Dahomey Dance Hubbard, Freddie Dance Of The Infidels Powell, Bud Deluge Jarrett, Keith Donna Lee Brown, Clifford Donna Lee (continued) Brown, Clifford Early Autumn Getz, Stan East Broadway Rundown Hubbard, Freddie Embraceable You Parker, Charlie Eurydice Zawinul, Joe Fascinating Rhythm Peterson, Oscar Fee Fi Fo Fum Hubbard, Freddie Feedin' The Bean Terry, Clark Firewater Hancock, Herbie Frutti Tutti Leggio, Carmen Get Happy Brown, Clifford Giant Steps Coltrane, John Giant Steps (continued) Coltrane, John Gingerbread Boy Mitchell, Blue Godchild Davis, Miles Gone With What Wind Christian, Charlie Good Morning Starshine Bryant, Bobby Green Dolphin Street Davis, Miles Groovin' High Parker, Charlie Gula Matari Laws, Hubert Gut Bucket Blues Ory, Kid Have You Met Miss Jones Farlow, Tal Here's That Rainy Day Montgomery, Wes Hubtones Hancock, Herbie I Can't Get Started Gillespie, Dizzy I Cover The Waterfront Allen, Red I Got Rhythm Christian, Charlie I Mean You Monk, Thelonius I Never Knew Burrell, Kenny I'll Remember April Brown, Clifford I'm Old Fashioned Morgan, Lee In Paris Brown, Clifford Interlude I Hubbard, Freddie Joy Spring Peterson, Oscar Just Friends Parker, Charlie Just You, Just Me Young, Lester K .C. Blues Parker, Charlie Keep Hold Of Yourself Rollins, Sonny Keep Hold Of Yourself (continued) Rollins, Sonny Kera's Dance Gordon, Frank Killer Joe Hubbard, Freddie Kiss And Run Brown, Clifford Lady Bird (Half Nelson) Davis, Miles Limehouse Blues (2nd chorus) Reinhardt, Django Little Sunflower Hubbard, Freddie Little Tracy Kelly, Wynton Loner, The Ponty, Jean Luc Louisiana Swing Allen, Red Lover Coltrane, John Lover (continued) Coltrane, John Lover. (chorus 1) Peterson, Oscar Lover. (chorus 2) Peterson, Oscar Lucky Southern Jarrett, Keith Lucretia's Reprise Soloff, Lew Mahogany Hall Stomp Armstrong, Louis Matrix Corea, Chick Matrix (continued) Corea, Chick Meet Ya Here For Love Young, Lester Memphis Underground Mann, Herbie Merry-Go-Round Parker, Charlie Minor Blues Coleman, George Minority Adderley, Cannonball Minority Byrd, Donald Minority Hubbard, Freddie Moment's Notice Coltrane, John My Funny Valentine Davis, Miles My Romance Jarrett, Keith My Shining Hour Coltrane, John Naptown Blues Montgomery, Wes Naptown Blues (continued) Montgomery, Wes Nice Work If You Can Get It Powell, Bud Night In Tunisia Parker, Charlie No Blues Kelly, Wynton Now's The Time Parker, Charlie Now's The Time Johnson, J.J. Now's The Time (continued) Johnson, J.J. Oh! Karen O Jones, Thad Oleo Coltrane, John Oliloqui Valley Hancock, Herbie On It Byrd, Donald One Bass Hit Gillespie, Dizzy Opener, The (2nd Chorus) Young, Lester Opus De Funk Silver, Horace Opus De Funk (continued) Silver, Horace Ornithology Parker, Charlie Parker's Mood Parker, Charlie Passion Flower Hodges, Johnny Peck A Sec, A Hubbard, Freddie Peck A Sec, A (continued) Hubbard, Freddie People Make The World Go Round Hubbard, Freddie Petits Machins Davis, Miles Pretty For The People Dorham, Kenny Profoundly Blue Christian, Charlie Profoundly Blue Lewis, Meade "Lux" Profoundly Blue (1st solo) Hall, Edmond Profoundly Blue (2nd solo) Hall, Edmond Promise, The Coltrane, John Pursuance Tyner, McCoy Quasimodo Parker, Charlie Quota, The Hubbard, Freddie Ray's Idea Stitt, Sonny Recordame Henderson, Joe Recordame Dorham, Kenny Relaxin’ at Camarillo Parker, Charlie Rise Bartz, Gary Roseroom Christian, Charlie Round Trip Coleman, Ornette Round Trip (continued) Coleman, Ornette S.O.L. Blues Armstrong, Louis Sands Of Time Pass, Joe Secret Love Jarrett, Keith Secret Love (continued) Jarrett, Keith She Rote Parker, Charlie Shiny Stockings Davis, Richard Shutterbug Johnson, J.J. Sid's Ahead Davis, Miles Sidewinder, The Morgan, Lee Skylark Hubbard, Freddie So What Benson, George So What Kelly, Wynton Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise Shaw, Woody Soon Hayes, Tubby Soon (continued 1) Hayes, Tubby Soon (continued 2) Hayes, Tubby Soundown Corea, Chick Spain Corea, Chick St. Thomas Rollins, Sonny Straight, No Chaser Coltrane, John Straight, No Chaser Jones, Thad Struttin' With Some Barbeque Armstrong, Louis Subconcious-Lee Konitz, Lee Sun In Aquarius Sanders, Pharoah Sunday Walk Ponty, Jean Luc Superbaby Steig, Jeremy Survival Of The Fittest Hubbard, Freddie Tadd's Delight Coltrane, John Tear It Down Montgomery, Wes Terrible Blues Armstrong, Louis Tete A Tete Terry, Clark These Foolish Things Forrest, Jimmy Transition Tyner, McCoy Tune Up Coltrane, John Tune Up Stitt, Sonny Tune Up (continued) Stitt, Sonny Tune Up. Rollins, Sonny Tune Up. (continued) Rollins, Sonny Ugetsu Hubbard, Freddie Ummh Land, Harold Valse Hot Brown, Clifford W.K. Blues Little, Booker Walking In Space Hubbard, Freddie Weary Blues Ory, Kid West End Blues Louis Armstrong Woody N' You Dorham, Kenny Yesterdays Brown, Clifford You're My Everything Hancock, Herbie This is available as Instant downloads and DVDs for Windows and Mac and as a Plugin for the RealBook Software Many people use the “Download and DVD” option in order to have instant gratification as well as the security of having a backup copy for future use. (That option runs around $18 more which is the cost of production and shipping) ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Click a link below to be taken to the order form ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Windows Download Plugin Download Mac Download Windows DVD Plugin DVD Mac DVD Windows Download & DVD Plugin Download & DVD Mac Download & DVD .
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