Took your track and added a singer, bass, drummer, and piano. Kind of our first session together. I am used to being the one-man band with a backing track, so had to write out some additional parts and adapt. Used your backing track in the background for inspiration.
Would ne interested to have additional sheets on future songs with a lead line and Chords in Concert Key
Hey way to go Robert…
If you need the concert version just let me know and I’ll do it for you. I don’t normally include it cause it’s very rare someone asks for it.
Go Robert and Band! Coming on! Fabutastic. Down and dirty. Killing it. Thanks for sharin’, love you like a brother mate. Hey man, have you seen my rat lately around or wot?
Did you know that the expression “dirty rat” is one of the most misquoted lines from a film from the James Cagney movie “Taxi”. The film includes a famous, and often misquoted, line with Cagney speaking to his brother’s killer through a locked closet: “Come out and take it, you dirty yellow-bellied rat, or I’ll give it to you through the door!” This line has often been misquoted as “You dirty rat, you killed my brother”.
So herewith i am trying to make an egg yolk. Viz, a joke!
Are you the dirty rat that killed my brother” Or the dirty brother that killed my rat? Geez.
In any event a great song, Robert, and well played!! My sense of humour is like blue cheese gone green, sad ..
Yes, please send an At last concert version. It is great for people who have pals that play guitar, piano, or bass to join in on the fun.
We are also adapting the following songs for small sax-led group and singer.
Crazy Patsy Cline 1962
Don’t Worry Baby Beach Boys 1964
Fly Me to the Moon Easy Frank Sinatra 1954
Just the Two of Us Grover Washington Jr’s 1981
Moon River Henry Mancini/Johnny Mercer 1961
Night and Day Cole Porter 1932
Ooo Baby Baby Smokey Robinson 1965
Dr. Bob
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Pretty Woman Roy Orbison/Bill Dees 1964
Smooth Operator Adu Sade 1984
Summer Samba Walter Wanderley Trio 1965
Sway Pablo Beltran Ruiz 1953
Tequila The Champs 1958
You are the Sunshine of My Life Stevie Wonder
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