Head In, Solo x5, Head Out
Medium Slow Swing 135 BPM

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Composer: Sonny Rollins

Year: 1954

Origin: Introduced on the Miles Davis album Bags' Groove.

Style: Swing, typically played at an up tempo.

Form: A-A-B-A (32 Bars) [8-8-8-8]
A common arrangement is for the rhythm section to lay out during the A sections of the first few choruses with the exception of the bass, as heard on Miles' recordings from Bags' Groove and Relaxin'.

Key: Bb Major

Harmony/Overview: This composition is a rhythm changes, based on the chord progression of George Gershwin's "I Got Rhythm". The A sections are made up of a bebop oriented line and the B sections are left open with no set melody.

Recordings: This song has been recorded over 150 times to date and is one of the most widely known rhythm changes in the repertoire. It was first introduced on the Miles Davis album Bags' Groove and it remained in Miles' repertoire well throughout his career, recording and performing it on several occasions. It remains an especially popular rhythm changes head amongst jazz musicians and continues to be called at jam sessions frequently.

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Bill Evans, Everybody Digs Bill Evans, 1958
Miles Davis, Live at the Plugged Nickel, 1965
Coleman/Cobb/Stern/Carter, Four Generations of Miles, 2002

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