Jazz piano solos #v. 46

Piano arrangements of songs, including many from motion pictures and/or musicals

Alfie : theme from the Paramount picture Alfie / words by Hal David ; music by Burt Bacharach -- All the way : from The joker is wild / words by Sammy Cahn ; music by James Van Heusen -- As time goes by : from Casablanca / words and music by Herman Hupfeld -- Charade. Charade / music by Henry Mancini ; words by Johnny Mercer -- Autumn In New York / words and music by Vernon Duke -- Blame it on my youth / words by Edward Heyman ; music by Oscar Levant -- Come fly with me / words by Sammy Cahn ; music by James Van Heusen -- Cute / music by Neal Hefti ; words by Stanley Styne -- Right this way. I'll be seeing you / written by Irving Kahal and Sammy Fain -- Days of wine and roses. Days of wine and roses / lyrics by Johnny Mercer ; music by Henry Mancini -- Dream / words and music by Johnny Mercer -- Easy living. Easy living / words and music by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger -- Anything goes. I get a kick out of you / words and music by Cole Porter -- I've got the world on a string / words by Ted Koehler ; music by Harold Arlen -- Mame. If he walked into my life / music and lyrics by Jerry Herman -- Pardon my English. Isn't it a pity? / music and lyrics by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin -- It could happen to you : from the Paramount picture And the angels sing / words by Johnny Burke ; music by James Van Heusen -- It had to be you / words by Gus Kahn ; music by Isham Jones -- Scotch and soda / words and music by Dave Guard -- Meditation = Meditação / music by Antonio Carlos Jobim ; original words by Newton Mendonça ; English words by Norman Gimbel -- Nancy with the laughing face / words by Phil Silvers ; music by James Van Heusen -- Peter Pan. Never Never Land / lyric by Betty Comden and Adolph Green ; music by Jule Styne -- All American. Once upon a time / lyric by Lee Adams ; music by Charles Strouse -- Second time around : from High time / words and music by Sammy Cahn and James Van Heusen -- Knickerbocker holiday. September song / words by Maxwell Anderson ; music by Kurt Weill