Bob Carleton

Written in a very slow swing style, this is a marvelous study in ensemble playing with balance and blend. With plenty of tutti rhythms and very effective use of dynamics this beautifully scored arrang...

Instrumentation: 4 Bb (4th part opt. substitute for Eb Alto), Eb Alto, Bb Bass, Eb Contra-Alto (opt. substitute for Bb Contra-Bass), & Bb Contra-Bass Clarinets We welcome James E. Mack to the Kendor f...

Ja-da written by Bob Carleton in the key of F Major arranged for voice and piano with guitar chords.

Instrumentation: 4 Bb (4th part opt. substitute for Eb Alto), Eb Alto, Bb Bass, Eb Contra-Alto (opt. substitute for Bb Contra-Bass), & Bb Contra-Bass Clarinets We welcome James E. Mack to the Kendor f...

Robert DeCormier brings us this delightful vocal jazz choral setting of the classic Dixieland favorite 'Ja Da.' A real crowd pleaser for any concert!

Robert DeCormier brings us this delightful vocal jazz choral setting of the classic Dixieland favorite 'Ja Da.' A real crowd pleaser for any concert!

The old popular novelty song from Tin Pan Alley days is recast as a contemporary arrangement with a New Orleans street beat, making it fun to sing and play! The middle section moves into swing-four st...

The old popular novelty song from Tin Pan Alley days is recast as a contemporary arrangement with a New Orleans street beat, making it fun to sing and play! The middle section moves into swing-four st...

Heiß-heiß-heiß ist vielleicht die beste Art, Kens neues Arrangement dieses alten Jazzklassikers zu beschreiben. Das in einem treibenden Dreiertakt geschriebene Stück beginnt mit dem Bass allein und fü...

Sammy has done a masterful job with this early jazz classic. Written specifically wtih younger players in mind, this one is guaranteed to boost your band's confidence level and help them sound terrifi...

Originally recorded by Count Basie and played by him at a Grammy Awards concert, this arrangement was also recorded by the SWR Big Band in 2005 on their CD "Basie-cally Sammy." It has optional solos f...

Bob Carleton schrieb 1918 eine kleine 16-taktige Melodie, als er noch ein Clubpianist in Illinois war. Die Melodie war kurzzeitig berühmt, verbrachte dann aber 35 Jahre in der Versenkung, bis Sonny Ro...

Real Book - Melodielinie, Text & Akkorde.