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1. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Hank Jones - Bluesette at Discogs. Complete your Hank Jones collection/5(8).

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2. Dec 20,  · Bluesette was written by harmonica player Toots Thielemans. It became an international hit in the ’s and was original recorded with him whistling the melody along with a guitarist. This is a great 3/4 tune to add to your repertoire. Want some great jazz improv exercises to practice over this jazz standard? Check out 2 [ ].

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4. «Best of JM: Whole(some) notes | Main | Chip Booth on music over time». August 9, | Closing in on Bluesette. Last month we looked at the chord structure of the jazz classic Autumn Leaves, trimming the chord structure to a manageable packet of two FFcP patterns in the "follow up blogutcenfenomsirubnogacosdioma.xyzinfolly you made the mental connection between months of drilling the FFcP Studies and their.

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5. Shop and Buy Bluesette sheet music. Jazz Ensemble sheet music book by Jean Thielemans and Norman Gimbel: Hal Leonard at Sheet Music Plus: The World Largest Selection of .

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6. A fantastic session from the early days of the Clarke-Boland Big Band! The record was cut in , under the aegis of Gigi Campi – and it features a core group that would later grow into the much-respected CBBB unit during the MPS years – working here as a smaller combo on a rare date read more LP, Vinyl record album.

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7. Download and Print Bluesette sheet music for piano solo by Norman Gimbel. High Quality and Interactive, Transpose it in any key, change the tempo, easy play & practice.

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8. "Bluesette" is a jazz standard by Toots Thielemans where he used whistling and guitar in unison. First recorded by Toots in , with lyrics added by Norman Gimbel the song became a major worldwide hit for several different singers and this still much beloved and requested piece has been re-recorded by him and commercially released on records/CDs many times over both in various studio.

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