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It’s EasyTo PlaySwing

Easy to read, simplified arrangements of popular swing pieces,for piano vocal with guitar chord symbols including Satin Doll, Mississippi Mud,

and Between The Devil and The Deep Blue Sea.Arranged by Cyril Watters.

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Bad Bad Leroy Brown 31Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea 8

Come Fly With Me11Frenesi 5

Honeysuckle Rose 38I’m BeginningTo See The Light 34

Let’s Dance14Mississippi Mud 41Mood Indigo 23Moten Swing16Nice ‘n’ Easy18

The Night We Called It A Day 28Rosetta 26

Satin Doll 46SingSong Swing 36

Sophisticated Lady 20Take The ‘A’ Train 44

FrenesiEnglish words by Ray Charles and S.K. Russell, music by Alberto Dominguez

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Let’sDanceWords by F. May Baldridge, music by G. Stone and J. Bonime

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MoodIndigoWords and music by Duke Ellington, Irving Mills and Albany Bigard

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RosettaWords and music by E. Hines and H. Woode

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TheNight WeCalled It ADayWords by Tom Adair, music by Matt Dennis

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Bad,BadLeroyBrownWords and music by Jim Croce

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Well, Friday ’bout a week ago,Leroy shootin’ dice,And at the edge of the barSat a girl name of DorisAnd oh, that girl looked nice.Well, he cast his eyes upon her,And the trouble soon began,And Leroy Brown, he learned a lesson’Bout messin’ with the wife of a jealous man.And he’s bad etc.

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I’m Beginning to To See The LightWords and music by Harry James, Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges and Don George

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