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raggy doll
Easy to read, simplified arrangements of eighteen of the world's most famous
Jazz pieces, includingAin't Misbehavin', Exactly Like You, I Can't Give You
Anything But Love, On The Sunny Side of the Street, and many others,
arranged for piano vocal and with chord symbols.
Arranged by Cyril Watters.
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Compiled and arranged by
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Ain't Misbehavin' 4
Ain't She Sweet 14
At Last 42
Big Noise from Winnetka 40
Bugle Call Rag 10
Exactly Like You 7
Glad Rag Doll 12
Happy Feet 30
I Can't Give You Anything But Love 20
It's a Raggy Waltz 26
Lullaby of Birdland 28
Nobody's Sweetheart 44
On The Sunny Side of the Street 23
Organ Grinder's Swing 33
Sweet Lorraine 17
Taking A Chance on Love 46
Tuxedo Junction 38
Way Down Yonder in New Orleans 36
Aint Misbehavin
Words by Andy Razaf
Music by Thomas Waller & Hany Brooks
Steady Four
Ebm
1. Tho' it's
a
2. Your type of
Here is
That'swhy
a
I
luck
- love
y
I
rare,
one bird with
self con
my con-science nev-er
I know who
Sure was
Iick- le
man is
F7
I
I
best,
day.
- sleeps,
tro1,-
,
B b7+
Fm
-
With cheat ing all
I know you real
in
Iw'LZe2upre a
-
the
ly
- side
way
thumbs down for all
when fate sent you
O Copyright 1929 Mills Music Inc. New York, USA.
Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd., 19 Upper Brook Street. London W1
Redwood Music Ltd., 14 New Burlington Street, London W 1.
All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured.
care,
my
some
the
my
-
I
cage.
wllere.
rest,
CHORUS
Ab
Abm
Eb
I
I know forcer-tain,
just you I'm think
- ing
Abm
of,
I
Gb7
The one I
Ain't misbe - hav-in'.
I
I
I
Bb9
Fm
Ei
love,
-
r
I'm s a v in' my love for
I
you.
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Go
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Don't g o no where
in the cor-ner,
I
I don't s t a y out late,
I
Ain't mis-be
Ab
Abm
Eb
-
hav-in',
Gb7
Fm
Exactly Like You
Words by Dorothy Fields
Music by Jimmy McHugh
Moderato
1:
t
2.
It
used to have
a l - w a y s has
a
per
been my
-
fect
am
sf-
not
ev
-
a
er
real
since
3
I
team.
wild,
sweet- heart,
tion,
- - bi -
A won - der- ful
To have - one to
-B-
vis
care
- ion
for,
lest
-
Can you i - mag ine how I
And now my wish - e s have come
-
a
a
n
I
a
run
should
I
loLe
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@Copyright 1930 by Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. Inc. New York.
Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd.,
Bruton Street, London WIX 7AH,
for Great Britain, Ireland and Colonies
(excluding Canada and Australasia) but including the continent of
Europe excepting Latin Countries and Switzerland.
Just
was
one,
I
met
is
I
I
I
You're just
ritard.
I
CHORUS
what 1
1
-
act
-
ly
like
you.
You make me
feel
un
C
{I
scheme
Am7
iJm
schem
-
ing,
E
Idream
Am
I'm
-
so
-
der
I
grand,
stand
Dm
dream
Fm
-
want to hand the
ing,
INOW
G7
I
know
why
Bugle Call Rag
Words and Music by
Jack Pettis, Billy Meyers &
Elmer Schoebel
Moderato
young or old,
shake their shoulders :bold. You're bound
to
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@ Copyright 1923 by Jack Mills Inc. New York U.S.A.
Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd.,
B N ~ O
Street,
~ London WlX 7AH
for all territories (excepting U.S.A. and Canada).
a
l
l for the hug - le
I
While we'redancing,
I
please hold me tight,
1
step live-ly, don't
I
'
lag,
Iswing a
-
long
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Glad Rag Doll
Words by Jack Yellen
Music by Dan Dougherty & Milton Ager
Medium Four
m
1
I. Lit -tle paint -ed la
2. All this glare and glit
- 'dy
- ter,
r
CI
with yourlove-ly clothes,
all your tinseled toys,
I
m
I
w
where are you bcnd fa, may I
what will they lead to in the
e
ask?
end?
Bb
CHORUS
I
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1
Eb
Ebm
Bb
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@Copy$&ht 1929 by Ager. Yellen and Bernstein. Inc. New York.
For Great Brim. Ireland and Colonies, (excluding Canada and Australasia)
the property of the Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd,
BN~O
Street,
~ London W1X 7AH.
Glad- Rag
I doll.
I
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Ad-mired,
I
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de - sired,
by lov-ers who
I
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pret-ty
grey dth.
toy
they llike
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to
1
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play with;
Don9tmake this
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Ebm
You're not the I kind they choose to Igrow '
the end dear,
Ebm
Bb
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I'tsnev
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1
old ahd
late to menddear.
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I
Aint She Sweet
Words by Jack Yellen
Music by Milton Ager
Moderato
r
2 . Tell me
where,-
lave
I
h, gee
de
There's why
That sure
1
is
can't
worth
'eat a
look- ing
I
bite.at.-
-
you
h , gee
whiz!clare,-
de
Those
Oh,
I
flam - ing
boy. how
Copyright 1927 by Ager, Yellen & Bernstein Inc. New York City
Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd.,
B N ~ O
Street,
~ London WlX 7AH,
for Great Britain, lreland and Colonies
(excluding Canada and Australasia) but including the continent of
Europe excepting Latin countries and Switzerland.
-
seen
whiz,clare,-
eyes!
sweet!
one
That
Those
flam
lips
-
ing
must
youth!
be!
Oh, mis
Gaze on
C7
Eb6
-
F7
Bb
Oh,
Dog
ter!
it!
sis
- gone
Gm
Bb
-
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down
ov
-
er
once Ar
t'he
I street!
I twice, '
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Now
Now
I
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ask
ter!
it!
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Crn
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CHORUS
com
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you
you
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ry
I
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(
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tial- ly,
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Oh,
me! Oh,
my!
ain't
I
ion.
think that's kind
n
bf
re
I neat?
And
I
'ask
you ve
that
per
don't
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I
con
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you
I
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Sweet Lorraine
Words by Mitchell Parish
Music by Cliff Burwell
!I
Wait-ing for the time
Whenthatdavin
soon to be,
rollsa-round,
&hen the bells will chime
Ionourhon-ev-moon
@ Copyri@It 1928 by Milla Music Inc New York.
For all countrkr (exapting U.S.A. Canada and Auatralaria)
the property of the Lawrence Wri@ItMuric Co. Ltd.,
Bruton Street, London W1X 7AH.
mer-ri - ly,
we'll be hound.
I
I
G e e , but I f e e l prou
Can't w a i t t i l l the d a y ,
CHORUS
i
1I
choo
- chooI
pair
of
'
toy,
eyes
I
when I'm w i t h
I
my s w e e t Lor ;raine;
4-,
that are blu - e r t h a n
the lsum-mer s k i e s , +
I
wllen you sce them you
will
1
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II
Khen
it's rain
- inp
don't
I lust
smile,
aisle;
I
each
lnight
lmiss
the
sun,
I luck - y
to think that I'm the
I
p
r
a
y
lfor
d
that
one
no - ho
my sweet- ie's
I
will lead her down the
I
it's i n
1 who
- dy steals herl~eart
-
w a Iy . I
I Can't GiveYou Anything But Love
Words by Dorothy Fields
Music by Jimmy McHugh
Moderato
think
but
go - ing - from bad to
mate, d e a r will not for
-
that
I
worse.
get.
you
am
ought to
will-ing
he
to
I
I
Who
You
know - ing - m y luck i s
wait, d e a r , your lit - tle
knows some day
have a life
@Copyright 1928 by Jack Mills Inc New York.
Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd.,
Bruton Street, London W1X 7 A H
for Great Britain, Ireland and Colonies (excluding Canada & Australasia)
but including the continent of Europe excepting Latin Countries and Switzerland.
-
time
be
-
-
fore
end
pre
11 I
1
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gin
dore
to
you,
can
is - all I
when it's s o
sent,-
cin't give
That's the
Dream
I'll be
1'11 a
you,
on
a - while,
-
you
1 an -
reach my
come what
spend
plea
y
-
-
thing
is
sant
but
prime;
may;
just
to hear
now though 1
please don't he
my
you
time ;
say;
1 Ba -
I love,
see what our
blue for the
by,--
I
1
scheme a - while,
We're sure
to
I
Hap - pi
Dia
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- dond
brace
G7
i
Till that luck- y
land
- iets
I
guess
I ~ o o l- iorth does - A't
I All
1 - ways
those thinas you've ;I
I sell,
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pined for.
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On The Sunny Side Of The Street
Words by Dorothy Fields
Music by Jimmy McHugh
Moderato
1. Walked with
no - one, and
2. No
use schem-ing, and
-
had
use
with no one, and
use dreaming, and
Then
here's
one
no
-
morn ing
need to
you
look
O Copyright !930 by *pie, Bernstein and Co. Inc New York, U.S.A.
Lawrence Wnght Music Co. Ltd., Bruton Street, London WlX 7AH
for Great Britain, Ireland and Colonies (excluding Canada & Australasia)
but including the continent of Europe excepting Latin Countries and Switzerland.
-
noth ing but
chas ing the
-
wor
ry
have your
All my
If you'd
ritard.
(
-
a
of
.
when you taught me
there's but one thing
way
fun,
blew
share
how
to
to
be
say:
done:
Grab
your
1
I
CHORUS
IIcoat
and
Just dir - ect
(1
hear
a
pit
get
your
your
1 feet
- ter
I
bat?
I
hat,
leave
to
an>
the
your
1 wor - ry
1 sun - ny
thatlhap
- py tune
on
side- of the
is
(your
the
ldoor
I street,
step?
-
Can't
llife can
I
step,
be
you
so
1
I
This
i
I rbv -
er
crossed
I ov -
er.
If
I
lnev
old
-
er
dust
had
on
a
my
I
It's A Raggy Waltz
By Dave Brubeck
Medium swing
.,
to Coda $
@Copyright 1961 by Derry Music Co. U.S.A.
Rights controlled for U.K. & Eire by Valentine Music Croup
7, Carnck Street, London WC2.
D.S.a1
Bbm7
Eb7
Ab
Gm7
Gb7b5
Fm
(E sum)
Fm7
Am7
Cm6
D7
Coda
Lullaby Of Birdland
Music by George Shearing
Words by George David Weiss
Steady Four
'Em
1I
Em7
Nev-er in m y word-land
Have you ev-er heard two
Em6
could there be ways to
1
tur
-
Em
C9
tle
doves
-
re
B
- I veal-
lbill
and coo-
in
a &rase how
I
feel!
lwhen they Iove?
@ Copyright 1952, 1953 and 1954 Adam R. Levy &Father Ent. Inc.
Planetary-Nom (London) Ltd., London W1 for the British Commonwealth
(exc. Canada, Australasia and British African territories) and Eire. Reproduced by Permission.
All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured.
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~ h a i ' s t h ekindof m a g i c
wil-low; -
If
(I
1 mus-ic
I
we make withour lips
I H ~ real-ly k n o w s how t o
-
youshouldtell me fare well and good-bye!
k i s s me sweet -
EmD
C
and we'll go-
Am7
D7
when we kiss(-
( cry!
( pi1 -
T h a t ' s how I'dcry in my
(
Lul- l a - by of Bird-land,
~ l ' ~ - ihigh
n ' inBird-land,
Bm7
And there's awee-py old
Em
high in
Am7
the sky u p
D7 b9
I 'whis- per
a
- 1b
G
I
low-
I
low, -
I
o v e All be
C9
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Happy Feet
Words by Jack Yellen
Music by Milton Ager
Moderato
I
Cm
a1
a1
G7
-
-
sweet.
trance.
ways
ways
let
make
Bbm
your
me
1'
Want to see
Heel and toe,
what makes me
off they go
@Copyright 1.930 by Ager, YeUen & Bernstein Inc. New York, U.S.A.
All nghts for the Br~tishCommonwealth of Nations
(excluding Canada and Australasia) and the Re ublic of Eire controlled by
Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd..
Bruton greet, London W1X 7AH.
feel the way
tap-pingto
1
the
do?
beat,
you
you'll
Fill
Now
I
kind
sure
-
ly
ly
cast
un
an
der
-
-
CHORUS
hap -py
feet,
tap-ping toes,
I
give
1
And
them
a
when they
1 low-down
I've got
those
hear
tune,
a
I
beat
And they'll
ten
I
Ican't
be -gin
lit
con-troI
-
I
tle
my
1
danc
- ing
heels to
I
C7+
of
-
ic
sweet
cheerful
on
(
I
an
-
ear ful
Abm
F9
C7
mus
keep
'cause I've
got
I hap' - hap -
I
You
swing i t ,
I So
do
-1,
(
1
swing
it,
I so d o
you.
II
I
Drop
Ev -'ry
a
nick
nick
-
el
- el
I
in
his
hat.
1 that
you
fling
I like
I
I
rich
lnakes that or
Hi
w
a
- ho,
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am
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Way Down Yonder In New Orleans
Words & Music by
Creamer & Layton
Moderato
CHORUS
@Copyright 1922 by Shapiro Bernstein Inc. New York.
Lawrence Wrkht Music Co. Ltd., Bruton Street, London, WIX 7AH.
oh!wonltyou 1 give
{I
sfz Stop!
>
while.
1
You bet
your
your
'There is
I
/a
-
(life
dy
you'll
heav-en right
1 fair
-
lin
a lit
1 there
ger
here on
earth,
I
'Way down
yon
-
der in
- tle
1 smile:
a
-
lit
h t h those beau - ti
I
-
tle
ful
I
I
Tuxedo Junction
Words by Buddy Feyne
Music by Erskine Hawkins, William Johnson &
Julian Dash
Medium four
Eb
B bdim
Bb
F7
Bb
I
Bb
Eb7
F7
Bb
F7
1
1
'
Bb
I
Eb7
.
.
Eb7
F7
Bb
F7
I
Bbdim
@ Copyright 1940 by Lewis Music Publishing Co. Inc. N.Y. U.S.A.
Sole agents for British Empire (except Canada and Newfoundland) J.R. Lafleur and Sons Ltd.
Authorised for sale in the United Kingdom o f Great Britain and Northern Ireland only,
by permission o f Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers Ltd.
-
I
They all
drive
or walk
for miles to get
I
1
Bb
Eb7
you; come on hown,
I
Eb7
B bdim
t
Bbdim
Bb
F7
your care,come 011
4
Bb
F7
SOU;^ -
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Bb
for -pet
That
I
doon
Bb
Bb9
4-
I
Eb
you'll finh-
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me there, s o long
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Bb
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Big Noise From Winnetka
Words by Gil Rodin & Bob Crosby
Music by Bob Haggart and Ray Bauduc
Steady four
1
.
girl - i e ' s heart 'and
play ro
man - tic
-
{I
-
net
[let
- tka*a- ,
I
then,
parts.
I)lcw i 11
l>lctv 111
Big Soise
ji~st
I
b i g rloise
\\ liere I
blew 1.igl11outmil
I)roLe a
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N.Y. Sole agents for thc British Ihpirc
tesccpting Canada, Newfoundland, Australasia and Ncw Zcaland).
J.R. Lafleur & Sons Ltd.,
~uth'orisedfor salc in the United Kingdom o f Great Britain and Northern lrcland only,
by permission of Boosey & Hrwkcs Music Publishers Ltd.
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I'ro111 Kill~ ~ O I I I\\ill-
to Coda
blew in fromBig Noisefrom-
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Win
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D.S,a1
lis-ten t
o
the
I Big
Noise.
I '-1
Big Noise
En - ter
Coda
(I
heart.
d
-
blew right outa
big noise i
n your
At Last
Words by Mack Gordon
Music by Harry Warren
Fairly slow
{I
(1
-
my love has come a
- and life
is like a
- I long;
Isong.
my lone -1y daysare
~t
]
@Copyright 1942 (renewed 1970) Twentieth Century Music Corporation, USA.
Rights throughout the World controlled by Leo Feist Inc.
Administered by Big 3 Music Ltd, 37/41 Mortimer StreeG London WI for the UK & Eire.
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last
o
-
ver
I
1
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Dm7
G7
Gmaj7
E7
-
C
Am7
and then the spell was
F
Cdim
1 cast
C7
G
C7
G7
Dm
Fdirn
C
And here we are in
1 heav
-
en, -
Nobody's Sweetheart
Words & Music by Gus Kahn, Ernie Erdman,
Billy Meyers & Elmer Schoebel
Fairly bright
sweet
-
heart
They
I
don't'
ba
-
by
I you
sil
D6
Gdim
(BCopyri.ght 1924 Jack Mills Inc.. USA.
Lawnnce Wnght MUSICCo. hi.,
24 Bruton Street, London W1 for
Gnat Bntain, Inland and Commonwedth (excegt Canada & Austnlasia).
the continent of Europc excepting Latin Countries and Sw~tzerland
D7
some
-
-
ken gown,
1
"
I
Cdim G7
C
par
- a-
dise-
Taking AChance On Love
Words by John La Touche & Ted Fetter
Music by Vernon Duke
Steady four
I
C
Cdim
Dm7G7
C6
Cdim
slide a - gain, stand a - gain, prove a - gain, -
'
@Cop right 1940 (renewed 1968) Miller Music Corp., USA.
~dmiistercdby ~ i g~ u s i Ltd,
c 37/41 Mortimer Sheet, London W1 for the UK Br Eire.
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G7
now I'm tak
bro -ther rab
Fm7
-
ing the
bit
Bb7
of
Eb
end-ing now, win a - gain, -
Gdim
Fm7
Ab7
1
a chance on
G7
love.
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