[Dixielandjazz] Tunes with identical chord progressions.

[John McClernan]

A little obscure, but the "B" part to Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams  
and You Took Advantage Of Me are the same progression. They are also  
the same as the "A" part to Hoagy's "New Orleans".

No doubt, everyone knows about Rose Room and In A Mellow Tone.

Then of course, there's the myriad of tunes you can play over the  
chords to Bill Bailey, including:
Trio of Tiger Rag
Chiribiribin
C'est Magnifique
Around the World
Over The Waves
Bourbon St. Parade
King Chanticleer (just kidding!)

. . .  ad infinitum


My 2¢
John


On Feb 23, 2006, at 4:09 PM, Laurence Swain wrote:

> Bill Haesler introduced a new subject, asking about tunes having  
> identical chord
> progressions throughout -- but let's not include "standard blues"  
> numbers here.
>
> The two that immediately come to mind are ones I first heard Fats  
> Waller do 60 or so
> years ago: "It's a Sin to Tell a Lie" and "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down  
> and Write Myself a
> Letter".
>
> Larry Swain
>
>
>
>
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