| Big Band Play Along, Volume 4 - Jazz Classics
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23 pages, Item 1400343EX, $14.95
10 great tracks with a play-along CD that lets instrumentalists play as part of a big band. Titles include: Bags' Groove Blue 'N Boogie Blue Train (Blue Trane) Doxy Four Moten Swing Oleo Song for My Father Stolen Moments Straight No Chaser.
Format: Softcover with CD
Category: Solo Instumental
Series: Big Band Play-Along
Format: Drums
Composer: Various
Songbook Format: Drum Solo
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  This book has a difficulty rating of 2-3 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
 A CD is included with this book.
Publisher: "Big Band Play Along, Volume 4 - Jazz Classics" was published by Hal Leonard Corporation.
Series: This piece was part of the series "Hal Leonard Big Band Play-Along Series".
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| Song List For "Big Band Play Along, Volume 4 - Jazz Classics" - Sheet Music Songbook | | Oleo - Composed By: Sonny Rollins
Song For My Father - Composed By: Horace Silver
Doxy - Composed By: Sonny Rollins
Four - Composed By: Miles Davis
Moten Swing - Composed By: Buster Moten and Bennie Moten
Stolen Moments - Composed By: Oliver Nelson
Bags' Groove - Composed By: Milt Jackson
Blue Train - Composed By: John Coltrane
Blue 'N Boogie - Composed By: John Gillespie and Frank Paparelli
Straight No Chaser - Composed By: Thelonious Monk
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