Maceo Pinkard

Although known primarily as the theme for the famed Harlem Globetrotters, this familiar standard has remained popular through the years with recordings by countless jazz artists. Here's a fun version...

This early jazz standard became the theme song for the famed Harlem Globetrotters, and has remained popular through the years. Paul's clever version for flexible instrumentation passes the melody betw...

Ce premier standard du jazz est devenu la chanson thème des célèbres Harlem Globetrotters, et est resté populaire au fil des ans. La version intelligente de Paul pour une instrumentation flexible fait...

Correlated to Unit 5 of Jazz Expressions™, Sweet Georgia Brown is a great jazz classic arranged by Mike Lewis at the easy level. The focus in this chart is on syncopation using easy rhythms, modest ra...

Correlated to Unit 5 of Jazz Expressions™, Sweet Georgia Brown is a great jazz classic arranged by Mike Lewis at the easy level. The focus in this chart is on syncopation using easy rhythms, modest ra...

This long-time theme song of the famed Harlem Globetrotters may be the ultimate sports tune! With a timeless melody and relaxed swing feel, this one sets the right mood for any sporting event.

This long-time theme song of the famed Harlem Globetrotters may be the ultimate sports tune! With a timeless melody and relaxed swing feel, this one sets the right mood for any sporting event.

Correlated to Unit 5 of Jazz Expressions™, Sweet Georgia Brown is a great jazz classic arranged by Mike Lewis at the easy level. The focus in this chart is on syncopation using easy rhythms, modest ra...

Picture yourself walking the streets of New Orleans as you perform the first half of this popular jazz standard from the 1920s. Then listen as Jay's arrangement rocks to the end!

Picture yourself walking the streets of New Orleans as you perform the first half of this popular jazz standard from the 1920s. Then listen as Jay's arrangement rocks to the end!

Picture yourself walking the streets of New Orleans as you perform the first half of this popular jazz standard from the 1920s. Then listen as Jay's arrangement rocks to the end!

First heard in 1925, this jazz standard still swings! A blast for serious vocal jazz groups that is well worth the effort.