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Jeep's Blues (1956) Listen!
by Duke Ellington and Johnny Hodges
Slow blues that Johnny Hodges composed as a feature for himself on alto saxophone.
Moon Over Cuba (1941) Listen!
by Juan Tizol
A tour de force arrangement of a Juan Tizol composition that integrates swing into a latin groove.
Perdido (1959) Listen!
by H.J. Lengsfelder, Ervin Drake, and Juan Tizol
A slightly updated version of the 1942 Ellington classic features Clark Terry on flugelhorn (other instruments are optional) and the well-known Juan Tizol riff.
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Again and Again (2000) Listen!
by Benny Carter
A slow swing ballad feature for alto saxophone in the Count Basie mold.
Movin' Uptown (from Echoes of San Juan Hill) (1996) Listen!
by Benny Carter
A Basie-ish flagwaver in the Neal Hefti/Sammy Nestico mold. In actuality it was Benny who created this genre and influenced generations of composers and arrangers.
Symphony In Riffs (1933) Listen!
by Benny Carter
Benny Carter's most famous piece. Known for his intricate saxophone soli writing, this chart contains his most famous (and easiest) soli.
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