Ben Oakland

Now available in an SSAA setting, this vocal jazz standard gets a great a cappella treatment with the Kirby Shaw touch! Still swings!

Ich liebe Kaffee, ich liebe Tee ... Ursprünglich 1940 von The Ink Spots und später von The Manhattan Transfer populär gemacht, swingt dieser Jazzstandard noch heute! I love the java jive, and it loves...

I love coffee, I love tea ... Originally made popular by The Ink Spots in 1940 and later by The Manhattan Transfer, this jazz standard still swings today! 'I love the java jive, and it loves me.'

It's America's favorite beverage! This great standard from the '40s regained the spotlight in the Manhattan Transfer version from 1975. This well-crafted Discovery Series arrangement will showcase you...

It's America's favorite beverage! This great standard from the '40s regained the spotlight in the Manhattan Transfer version from 1975. This well-crafted Discovery Series arrangement will showcase you...

Die kreative Partitur im mittelschweren Swing-Basie-Stil ist eine leicht zu erlernende, weich klingende Karte. Mit einer umfangreichen Ensemble-Bewertung garantiert dieses Stück auch bei jungen Spiele...

I'll Dance At Your Wedding, written by Ben Oakland with words by Herb Magidson,as featured and broadcast by Radcliffe & Ray, arranged for voice and piano with guitar chords.

Duration: ca. 2:50.

Duration: ca. 2:50.

It's America's favorite beverage! This great standard from the '40s regained the spotlight in the Manhattan Transfer version from 1975. This well-crafted Discovery Series arrangement will showcase you...

Duration: ca. 2:50.

It's America's favorite beverage! This great standard from the '40s regained the spotlight in the Manhattan Transfer version from 1975. This well-crafted Discovery Series arrangement will showcase you...

I love coffee, I love tea ... Originally made popular by The Ink Spots in 1940 and later by The Manhattan Transfer, this jazz standard still swings today! 'I love the java jive, and it loves me.'

I love coffee, I love tea ... Originally made popular by The Ink Spots in 1940 and later by The Manhattan Transfer, this jazz standard still swings today! 'I love the java jive, and it loves me.'