Prestige Series

Price: £35.71 each chart.
I Mean You. Dana. 3.5. A hard driving opener on a great bebop standard. This chart has interesting rhythms and a big shout chorus but is still aimed at younger high school players.
I Don’t Know. Wagoner. 2.5. An exciting and very playable shuffle chart on this Blues Brothers hit.
Give ‘n Take. Mills. 3. An original funk chart in the style of Bob Mintzer...hip but very playable.
In Walked Bud. Von Berg. 2.5. This famous Thelonious Monk chart that can feature anyone in the band.
Road To The South. Mills. 3. An energetic latin-jazz original that will make your band cook.
Tenor Madness. Mills. 2.5. A medium up swing tune with a sax soli and a great shout chorus. A Sonny Rollins classic.
Sneaker. Wagoner. 2.5. A funky original that features alto sax. Your band will love it.
At The Buzzer. Dana. 2.5. A burning straight ahead opener for your concert. Plenty of room for solos.
When In Doubt...Swing And Shout. Bliss. 3.5. A medium tempo swing tune with a great shout chorus.
Celebration For King. Clarke. 3.5. A gospel style chart that features your tenor players.
Third Village Up The Coast. Barrett. 3.5. A screaming latin chart that includes a slow, ballad section in the middle. Great for festivals.
Tuxedo Junction. Clarke. 3.5. A very hip arrangement of this classic tune. It features tenor and piano, and has a sax soli that wails.
Angel Eyes. Horney. 3. This is a beautiful ballad arrangement that features trombone and saxes.
River City Blues. Mills. 3. A swingin shuffle tune with a solo section that is open for anyone to blow.
Percolator. Wagoner. 3. A hot rock original that features alto sax. A very fun tune.
Things Aint What They Used To Be. Mills. 3. Written in the style of the Woody Herman big band. This tune is a must.
Nineteen. Miley. 2.5. A very cool 19 bar blues tune that features alto or trumpet, and contains written solos as well as changes.
T.F. Wagoner. 2.5. A funky rock chart that features tenor sax. A very hip groove.
No B-3 Blues. Owen. 2.5. A blues shuffle with a big shout. Features written solos and changes for alto and tenor.

Fundamental Series
Price: £28.57 each chart
Soul Dance. Owen. 2. A fun, Dizzie Gillespie latin riff tune that your students will love to play.
Copy Cat. Bliss. 2. A great Basie style swing charts that trades off between sections. Includes written solos.
St Thomas. Barrett. 2. A rock solid version of the Sonny Rollins classic. Features a written tenor sax and trumpet solo and a very frisky stop time section.
All Of Me. Clarke. 1.5. A solid swing standard in the Basie style. Great for younger players. Includes written solos.
Chew On This. Miley. 2. A slow funk original with plenty of room to solo. Includes written solos.
Take The “A” Train. Barrett. 2. A solid Duke Ellington standard that every band should have in the book. Includes written solos.
All For You. Dana. 2. A very hip Pat Metheny style chart that your kids won’t want to stop playing.
Jingle Bell Jam. Clarke. 1.5. A swinging version of the standard Christmas tune. There are no solos but it does feature most sections of the band.
Show Me The Way To Go Home. Horney. 2. A Basie style swing that plays wonderfully. Written tenor and trumpet solos and chord changes.
Thunk. Miley. 2. A retro latin pop tune that is very hip. Contains a written alto solo with changes.
Save Your Love For Me. Mills. 2. A very playable ballad that features trumpet, trombone, or trombone soli.
Manteca. Owen. 2. A wild and crazy latin arrangement of the Dizzy Gillespie standard. Your students will want to play this chart.
Cheesecake. Miley. 2. A great arrangement of the Dexter Gordon swing chart featuring written solos and changes for alto or trumpet.
Opus One. Barrett. 1.5. A straight up version of this classic big band hit. Features written solos for tenor and trumpet.
Night Train. Barrett. 1.5. A rock solid arrangement of this standard swing chart. Perfect for younger bands.

Jazz Builders
Price: £32.14
Jazz Builders - Step One. Owen. 1.5. An all-inclusive jazz band warm up that features proper warm up, range, and flexibility exercises for the winds. It also teaches piano and guitar voicings, how to create a bass line, drumming independence, and even has a short blues at the end. A must for any jazz ensemble.

April 2001