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 Hear The Music!  See The Music!
Recorded on the “The New Sound of
Maynard Ferguson and his Orchestra
1964,” this is an edited version of the chart (instrumentation 5 saxophones,
4 trumpets, 4 trombones, Piano, Guitar,
Bass and Drums) as composed by one of the most creative writers in jazz
history, Willie Maiden. This v.
works very well. What you'll be hearing is the professional version recorded by Maynard. Curnow has taken Maynard’s super-high lines and incorporated them into the chart so
that there are no super-human concerns in that respect. There is also the Pro
version available with original instrumentation. This piece has a great feel to
it, moving through a lovely melody to solo space for many players and back to a
cool, quiet ending. This one will make you and your audience want to dance. 5-4-4-4
$55.00
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Hear The Music! See The Music!
Recorded
on the “The New Sound of Maynard
Ferguson and his Orchestra 1964,” this is the original version of the chart (instrumentation 4 saxophones, 4 trumpets, 2 trombones, Piano, Bass and Drums)
as composed by one of the most creative writers in jazz history, Willie Maiden. There is also an edited
version available with standard instrumentation. This piece has a great feel to
it, moving through a lovely melody to solo space for many players and back to a
cool, quiet ending. This one will make you and your audience want to dance. 4-4-2-3
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A terrific funk chart! Lots of space for optional solos.
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Dan Haerle has created a very nice, very hip shuffle / funk chart with a great melody.
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Originally recorded by Cannonball Adderley on his album Domination, "Cyclops" is one of those charts that will make your audiences bob their heads and tap their feet.
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Oliver had a great feel for the funky jazz style which was so popular.
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Another great chart to add to the ever-growing Pat Metheny Series, Bob Curnow has arranged this down-right funk tune originally recorded on the PMG album We Live Here.
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A hip and clever composition from John Ellis and arranged by Jamey Simmons, this chart has fantastic ensemble passages with lots of solo space for tenor saxophone.
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A funky, contemporary tune designed for the young band.
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Les calls this funky, fire-spitting rock! This is another off the Hooper chicken rock charts.
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Lots of strutting, plucking and general good feeling in this one.
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An exciting, contemporary funk/rock piece which has been played on national television by the McDonald’s All-American High School Jazz Band.
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Neil Slater, the former director of Jazz Studies at the University of North Texas, is a superb composer.
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Here is another wonderful Bob Curnow arrangement of Metheny/Mays music.
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Once again, Patty Darling "nails it." This wonderful and truly very exciting chart, based on a powerful half-time funk feel is, yet again, an amazing chart by this incredible composer. The solo features either (or both) piano or trumpet. As with most of Patty's music, the brass ranges are quite reasonable, making this a very playable chart. 5-4-4-4.
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