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28 Songs in Jazz, Gospel, R&B, Soul, and Show Styles
- Author: Beale, Charles
- Author: Milloy, Steve
In terms of genre it's a delightfully mixed bag, with everything from spirituals to 80s pop pastiches making an appearance. It is packed with useful teaching notes and handy warm-up ideas. For... — More…
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- Charles Beale and Steve Milloy: Swing Time!
- Fred MacDowell, arr. Charles Beale: You gotta move
- Trad., arr. Charles Beale: Take me to the water
- George Gershwin, arr. Charles Beale: My man's gone now
- Curtis Mayfield, arr. Charles Beale: People get ready
- Richard Sherman and Robert Sherman, arr. Steve Milloy: Me Ol' Bamboo (2 parts)
- Fred Rose and Walter Hirsch, arr. Charles Beale: 'Deed I Do
- Music by Charles Beale, words by Steve Milloy: Little One
- Music by Steve Milloy, words by John Moysen: Take me to the Funk
- Charles Beale: Gitika
- Trad. spiritual, arr. Steve Milloy: This little light of mine
- Peter Scholtes, arr. Steve Milloy: They'll Know We Are Christians
- Nat King Cole and Irving Mills, arr. Steve Milloy: Straighten Up and Fly Right
- Music by Charles Beale and Steve Milloy
- words by John Moysen and David Major: I Want Your Love
- Steve Milloy: I'm Not Your Pet
- Trad., arr. Charles Beale: Silent Night
- Steve Milloy: Dancin' Till the Blues Are Gone
- Music by Charles Beale, words by John Moysen: Sweet Tea
- Charles Beale: Song Without Words
- US trad., arr. Charles Beale: He's gone away
- Music by Steve Milloy, words by John Moysen: Don't Let the Door Hitcha
- David Baerwald, arr. Charles Beale: Come what May
- Music by Steve Milloy, words by John Moysen: Pages
- William Stevenson, Marvin Gaye, and Ivy Hunter, arr. Charles Beale: Dancing in the Street
- Stephen Sondheim, arr. Steve Milloy: Comedy Tonight
- Richard Sherman and Robert Sherman, arr. Steve Milloy: Me Ol' Bamboo (SATB)
- Cassell Alphonsus, arr. Steve Milloy: Hot Hot Hot!
- Music by Steve Milloy, words by John Moysen and David Major: I Will Sing Joy
- Irving Mills and Duke Ellington, arr. Charles Beale: It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing
