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For MIDI files, PDF notation files of my playing (sheets), and backing tracks, visit my website at This is one of the first jazz songs I ever learned and I am still trying to learn it! I decided to play only one solo chorus because I wanted to really focus on the melody. I have added a few annotations but most of this 'lesson' is to learn the melody and practice it slowly. Then, when you've really got it together, take it up a notch and gradually increase until it feels comfortable. For the improvisation section, try and take only one chorus, but make that one chorus really count. Production Notes: I am using a Roland FP-4 keyboard with the stock Piano sound.

A mild amount of post-processing done with Ferox VST plug-in to give some added warmth and then I put a touch of reverb just because I felt like it. The on-screen keyboard from www.midiculous.com captured with Camtasia software. Video compositing and rendering done with Serif MoviePlus X3. A special thanks to the piano master Benny Green for helping me with this one. As always, thanks for listening and for your continued support.