[Dixielandjazz] Lead Sheets

[Gary Lawrence Murphy]

it is often instructive to see more than one lead sheet as they can be
based on different versions, or vary between bare minimum chords to
Aebersold Extravaganzas or be a basic melody vs an exact
transcription.  So it never hurts to have second opinions ;)

On 9/18/13, Ken Mathieson <ken at kenmath.free-online.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Jim makes a very good point:
>
>>snip
> For those of us that do have various books, but occassionally have an
> interest in the odd song that we can't find on our own, this list is
> invaluable for coming up quickly with a lead sheet.
> <snip
>
> I occasionally fall into that category when I have to write a chart on a
> tune I don't have in my library and have found listmates to be generous and
> quick in sharing, which is hugely appreciated by me. Usually I'd just put
> the headphones on and take it down the old-fashioned way, but if the chart
> has to be written in a tight timeframe, it can save a heck of a lot of time
> if I've got an accurate melody line and chords in front of me. I'd certainly
> not wish to undermine the income of listmates who have books out there, but
> I'd hate to see the free exchange of lead sheets disappear from DJML. Some
> of the stuff I take down from recordings just isn't available in most books
> and I'm happy to swap these with listmates.
>
> Ken
>
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