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Monster Jazz LTD Fakebook for Windows, Mac Or Realbook Software Plugin RealBookSoftware.com presents Monster Jazz LTD Fakebook For Windows, Mac or RealBook Software Plugin Song Title Artist 121 Bank David Baker 2 Degrees East 3 Degrees West John Lewis 25 or 6 to 4 Robert Lamm 317 E 32nd St Lennie Tristano 5/4 Thing George Coleman 720 In The Books Harold Adamson, Jan Savitt, Johnny Watson Adams Apple Wayne Shorter Afreaka Lee Morgan Africaine Wayne Shorter Afro Paris Billy Taylor Ah Leu Cha Charlie Parker Ain't It The Truth Gerry Mulligan Air Conditioning Charlie Parker Air Mail Special Charlie Christian Aisha McCoy Tyner All Members Jimmy Heath All Too Soon Duke Ellington, Carl Sigman Almost Like Being In Love Frederick Lowe Amor Sonador John Stubblefield An Oscar For Treadwell Charlie Parker Anticlimax Lee Morgan Approaching Storm, The James Pankow Aquarius Joao Donato Are They Only Dreams Woody Shaw Arriving Soon Eddie Vinson At Last Harry Warren At The Jazz Band Ball Rocca Nick La Autumn Lieb's Bob Moses Azule Serape Victor Feldman Baby Breeze Richard Carpenter Bachafillen Garnet Jr. Brown Background Music Warne Marsh Bakai Cal Massey Ballad, A Gerry Mulligan Band Aid Russ Freeman Bark For Barksdale Gerry Mulligan Batter Up Russ Freeman Beach Wise Bob Whitlock Bea's Flat Russ Freeman Beautiful Black Eyes Wayne Shorter Bee Vamp Booker Little Bemsha Swing Thelonious Monk Berkshire Blues Randy Weston Bid For Sid, A Lee Morgan Big Bear Cal Tjader Big Ben Phil Woods Big Bertha Duke Pearson Big Push, The Wayne Shorter Bird Calls Charles Mingus Bird's Mother Jaki Byard Black Cedar Walton Black And Crazy Blues, The Roland Kirk Black Bats And Poles Jack Walrath Blessing, The Ornette Coleman Blowing The Blues Away Horace Silver Blue Fable Jackie McLean Blue Lace Lee Morgan Blue Samba John McNeil Blue Skies Irving Berlin Bluehawk Thelonious Monk Blues Concept Gigi Gryce Blues For Wheatleigh Ran Blake Blues O' Mighty Johnny Hodges Blues Peru Ricky Ford Bob Mover's Bossa Nova Bob Mover Bockhanal Jack Montrose Bones From Jones Clifford Brown Bongo Bop Charlie Parker Bop City Kai WInding Bottoms Up Lennie Niehaus Boy What A Night Lee Morgan Breakthrough, The Hank Mobley Bridgitte Freddie Hubbard Bright Blues Milt Jackson Brownie Speaks Clifford Brown Bruh Slim Jimmy Heath Bud's Idea Christian McBride Buhaina's Delight Curtis Fuller Busy B's Nick Brignola Butch And Butch Oliver Nelson By The Time I Get To Phoenix Jim Webb Bye-Ya Thelonious Monk C.T.A. Jimmy Heath Cariba Wes Montgomery Carly And Carole Eumir Deodato Carolyn Kiki Mingus Charles Mingus Casa De Luz Bud Shank Cascades Oliver Nelson Cat walk Teddy Charles Cathy Graham Bruce Charcoal Blues Wayne Shorter Charles Christopher Phil Woods Chasing The Bird Charlie Parker Cheshire Cat Walk Chick Corea Chesney Drew Salperto Chief Crazy Horse Wayne Shorter Children Of The Night Wayne Shorter Chronic Blues John Coltrane Chunga's Revenge Frank Zappa Circumstantial Ira Sullivan Close To You Burt Bacarach, Hal David Comin' Down RIchard Carpenter Coming On The Hudson Thelonious Monk Comrade Conrad Bill Evans Connie's Bounce Bill Lee Consternation George Shearing Cookin At The Continental Horace Silver Cool One, The Benny Golson Crepuscule With Nellie Thelonious Monk Crescent City Jeff Meyer Crisis Freddie Hubbard Cunga Black Freddie Hubbard Cyclic Episode Sam Rivers Dahomey Dance John Coltrane Dakar Teddy Charles Dance Of The Infidels Bud Powell Davenport Blues Bix Beiderbecke Deception Miles Davis Decidedly Gerry Mulligan Dee's Dilemma Mal Waldron Deja Vu Isaac Hayes, Adrienne Anderson Del Sasser Sam Jones Delilah Victor Young Delitnu Gigi Gryce Desert Moonlight Lee Morgan Dexter Ricky Ford Did You Call Her Today Ben Webster Dimples Horace Silver Dis Here Bobby Timmons Dizzy's Business Ernie Wilkins Doin The Thing Horace Silver Don't Ask Sonny Rollins Don't Explain Billie Holiday, Arthur Herzog Doodlin' Horace Silver Double Talk Fats Navarro, Howard McGhee Down Miles Davis Down Another Road Graham Collier Dr Jeykll Jackie McLean Duke Ellington's Sound Of Love Charles Mingus E.T.A. Bobby Watson E.T.A. (Estimated Time Of Arrival) Bobby Watson Eager Beaver Stan Kenton Early Ted Moses Early Spring Ralph Burns Eastern Blues Gary Bartz Ebony Moonbeams George Cables Ecaroh Horace Silver Eclipse (Henderson) Leon Henderson Eclipse (Mingus) Charles Mingus Eighth Day, The Phil III Moore Einbahnstrasse Ron Carter Elevation Charlie Parker Ellipsis (Helias) Mark Helias Ellipsis (Rivers) Sam Rivers Elsa Earl Zindars Elvin Sir Jones McCoy Tyner Erlcloth Steve Blum Eronel Sadik Hakim, Thelonious Monk Escapade Kenny Dorham Evergreenish Dexter Gordon Every Now And Then Graham Bruce Every Time I See You Woody Shaw Evidence Thelonious Monk Evil Ways Clarence "Sonny" Henry Exodus Vic Stanley Face Dancer (Phase Dance) Pat Metheny Fair Weather Benny Golson Farkle Flakes Pat Metheny Fat Lady Bobby Timmons Fine And Dandy James Swift Fire Waltz Mal Waldron Five Bill Evans Flamingo (Anderson) Edmund Anderson, Ted Grouya Flamingo (Mingus Changes) Charles Mingus Floating Gerry Niewood Florence's Fantasie Bob Mover Flowers For A Lady George Adams For Harry Carney Sy Johnson For Miles And Miles Jimmy Heath For Regulars Only Dexter Gordon Forgetful Tadd Dameron Four In One Thelonious Monk Four Others Woody Herman Foxhorn Song Pat Metheny Freewheelin Lee Morgan French Spice Donald Byrd Fun To Be Fooled Ira Gershwin, Harold Arlen Funk In Deep Freeze Hank Mobley Fuschia Swing Song Sam Rivers Gale Richie Beirach Gandolfo's Bounce Booker Little Gary's Notebook Lee Morgan Gaslight Duke Pearson Gibraltar Freddie Hubbard Giggin' And Drinkin' Unknown Gingerbread Boy Jimmy Heath Ginseng People Woody Shaw GNID Chet Baker Go Wayne Shorter Goin Out Of My Head Teddy Randazzo, Bobby Weinstein Good Spirits BrookmeyerBob Gozwell Dave Grusin Granted Joe Henderson Green Street Caper, The Woody Shaw Greenwich John McNeil Gringo, The Horace Silver Guijira Chick Corea Hackensack Thelonious Monk Half Dozens, The Bill Holman Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe Harold Arlen, E.Y. Yip Harburg Harold's House Of Jazz Richie Cole Hayseed Nat Adderly Heads Up Feet Down Jimmy Heath Heyoke Kenny Wheeler Hold Em Joe Sonny Rollins Homage Gerry Niewood Homestretch Joe Henderson Homework Alec Wilder Honesty David Baker House Of Chan Phil Woods Hum Bob Brookmeyer Hypochristmutreefuzz Misja Mengelberg I Didn't Know About You Duke Ellington, Bob Russell I Get Along Without You Very Well Hoagy Carmichael I Got Rhythm Ira Gershwin I Only Have Eyes For You Harry Warren, Al Dubin I Remember Bird Leonard Feather I Surrender Dear Harry Barris, Gordon Clifford I Waited For You Dizzy Gillespie, Gil Fuller I Won't Be Back Joe Beck I'm In The Mood For Love Jimmy McHugh, Dorothy Fields I'm On My Way Barney Kessel In A Mist Bix Beiderbecke In A Turkish Bath Ron Myers In Don's Kitchen Michael Mussillami Inez Dave Grusin Introspection Thelonious Monk Invisible, The Ornette Coleman Isabel The Liberator Woody Shaw It All Comes Back To You Woody Shaw It Could Only Happen With You Antonio Carlos Jobim, Louis Oliveira, Ray Gilbert It Happens Every Day Joe Sample It's Too Late Carole King It's You Or No One For Me Jule Styne, Sammy Cahn Jackie-ing Thelonious Monk Jaquar Johnny Smith Jazz Me Blues Tom Delaney Jeru Gerry Mulligan Joanna Victor Brasil Jodo Freddie Hubbard Joe Maini Dave Blumberg Johnny Come Lately Duke Ellington Joshua Victor Feldman Joshua C. Woody Shaw Joy Spring Clifford Brown Joy To The World Hoyt Axton Juicy Lucy Horace Silver Jumping With Symphony Sid Lester Young Just By Myself Benny Golson Kaleidoscope Dave Grusin King Kong Frank Zappa Kryptonite James Spaulding La Mesha Kenny Dorham Lady Day Wayne Shorter Lady J Phil Woods Lady Madonna John Lennon, Paul McCartney Lady Sings The Blues Billie Holiday, Herbie Nichols Landslide Harold Land Laurie Bill Evans Left Alone Mal Waldron, Billie Holiday Lester Left Town Wayne Shorter Let's Call This Thelonious Monk Let's Fall In Love Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler Licea Eric Kloss Light Blue Thelonious Monk Lil's Paradise Charles Tolliver Lion's Den Kenny Drew Lisa (Feldman) Victor Feldman, Torrie Zito Lisa (Montoliu) Tete Montoliu Little Linda Jeremy Wall Little Melonae Jackie McLean Little Sheri Stanley Turrentine Little Susan Randy Weston Lodgellian Mode Jack Walrath Lonely Town Leonard Bernstein Loner, The Cedar Walton, Ronnie Matthews Long Yellow Road Toshiko Akiyoshi, Charlie Mariano Look For The Silver Lining Jerome Kern, Buddy DeSylva Lost Wayne Shorter Lost Love Russ Freeman Louise Thelonious Monk Love Dance Joe Bonner Love Poem Tom Scott Luminesence Barry Harris Lunarcy Lou Levy Lydian Dream Michael Rabinowitz Lyresto Kenny Burrell MacPherson Struts Again Graham Bruce Mademoiselle Mabry Miles Davis Madison Avenue RIchard Carpenter, Graham Bruce Maid In Mexico Russ Freeman Maids Of Cadiz Leo Delibes Man Toshiko Akiyoshi Margarine Hal Galper Marilia Warren Bernhardt Marionette Bill Bauer Marmaduke Charlie Parker Marshmellow Warne Marsh Mary's Blues Pepper Adams Masqualero Wayne Shorter Mating Call Tadd Dameron Mean Lene Hubert Laws Meeting, The Gordon Beck Memo To Maurice Eddy Baker Midnight In Moscow Solovyov-Sedoi, Vasily Mikhail Matusovsky Milesign Gary McFarland Minha Saudade Joao Donato Miss Ann (Version 1) Eric Dolphy Miss Ann (Version 2) Eric Dolphy Mohawk Charlie Parker Monking Business Mike Melillo Montego Bay Bobby Bloom, Jeff Barry Mood For Maude Horace Silver Morning Dance Jay Beckenstein Morpo Shorty Rogers Movin Along Wes Montgomery Movin' In Movin Out Graham Bruce Mr. Bojangles Jerry Jeff Walker Mr. Kenyatta Lee Morgan Mr. Misha & Little Lilly Drew Salperto Muskrat Ramble
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