Long before Cha-Cha Slide, this song caught fire after being featured in the 1913 Ziegfield Follies and became one of the nation's first dance crazes. The first minute features a duet singing a

Make a statement with this classic Fosse dance feature – it takes the famous standard and leads it from smooth jazz to rock, funk, and everywhere in between. The chart features an alto solo and an

Based on the version from the musical "Jelly's Last Jam" celebrating the life of Jelly Roll Morton, this hidden gem is one of the earliest examples of New Orleans jazz. Not only does it provide a great

This delightful jazz shuffle by the musical theatre songwriting team of Kerrigan & Lowdermilk sounds like it could have come straight out of the Great American Songbook. Short and sweet, the whimsical

Alfred's top vocal jazz arrangers were called upon to contribute Great American Songbook arrangements designed to introduce beginners to the genre. And oh, how they delivered! This is an indispensable

This classic '50s jazz tune made famous by Nat King Cole has remained a crowd pleaser even to this day. This arrangement stays true to the original midtempo swing style, with tight jazz harmonies, a short

This beloved jazz standard from the Great American Songbook is guaranteed to lift the spirits of anyone who sings it! The melody and lyrics combine in the most sublime way, and the fresh, exciting

Louis Prima's classic big band hit just never gets old! This fresh arrangement condenses the original by featuring the most well-known instrumental sections to showcase your band and give you plenty of

Go back to basics with this medley of two favorites from the Great American Songbook! Gershwin's Somebody Loves Me combines perfectly with the beloved classic It Had to Be You. The songs

Inspired by the dazzling sight of a night sky seen from a cruise ship, this original swing tune is reminiscent of a Frank Sinatra or Michael Bublé hit - full of gorgeous jazz harmonies and great

Inspired by a quote attributed to the legendary Carthaginian general Hannibal ("I shall either find a way or make one"), this original a cappella jazz ballad is an ode to the human spirit of determination

This original novelty song pokes fun at those who won't stop complaining, and does it with humor and melodramatic flair! Written in a jazzy ragtime style, it features a trio that leads off the roasting and