Strut is the low-end feature you've been waiting for! Feature your bass trombonist and/or your bari sax player in a funky James Brown groove a la Cold Sweat. The solos are notated with

Don't miss this excellent chart with a down-home feel that features solid ensemble scoring with the rhythm section setting the groove. The solo space is for alto, trumpet, piano, and guitar, or it can be

Teaneck is a superb swing chart on a tune made famous by the Cannonball Adderley Quintet! At around 150 bpm, this is a well-written chart in every way, with nice ensemble sections, a sax soli,

This Sonny Rollins classic is bebop at its best! A stellar, up-tempo chart that turns both your tenor players loose and lets them battle it out in the solos. The two tenors trade phrases while the band

One of the classic songs from Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess!" Stylistically based on the famous collaboration of Miles Davis and Gil Evans, this powerful arrangement is set in a medium swing style and will

From the 1970 Thad Jones Consummation album, this medium tempo "rhythm" swinger has been re-scored by Mike Carubia capturing the essence of the original. A tasty sax soli section and a slightly simplified

In 1987 Miles Davis took home the Grammy award for best jazz instrumental soloist for his performance of this composition by Marcus Miller. From the album of the same name, Tutu is creatively

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Using a band-within-a-band format, Mark Taylor has crafted a great-sounding chart on this Gerry Mulligan jazz standard that's perfect for developing groups. The style is a relaxed medium swing, and there

Originally performed in 1923 as part of Irving Berlin's stage production "Music Box Revue," the most popular recording of What'll I Do? was created by Frank Sinatra in 1962. It's regarded as one of