IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN (based on FOUR)
Originally recorded on the 1954 Miles Davis Quartet album with Max Roach, John Lewis, and Percy Heath, Miles Davis' mid-60s band recorded it again on the quintessential modern jazz classic, "Four & More," with Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, Tony Williams and George Coleman. A staple of jam sessions ever since, "Four" is an essential piece for every jazz musician. For vocalists, Jon Hendricks' monumental 1958 version with his own lyrics is considered one of the greatest vocal adaptions in jazz.
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IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN / FOUR (Play!)
Based on Miles Davis's "Four"
Concert Key: Eb
Tempo: Medium Up Swing
Song Form: 32 bars | 4x through the form
Extras
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IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN / FOUR (Watch)
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Piano: IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN / FOUR (Play!)
Based on Miles Davis's "Four"
Concert Key: Eb
Tempo: Medium Up Swing
Song Form: 32 bars | 4x through the form -
Bass: IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN / FOUR (Play!)
Based on Miles Davis's "Four"
Concert Key: Eb
Tempo: Medium Up Swing
Song Form: 32 bars | 4x through the form -
Art of the Trio: FOUR (Play!)
Based on Miles Davis's "Four"
Concert Key: Eb
Tempo: Medium Up Swing
Song Form: 32 bars | 4x through the form -
ITS THAT TIME AGAIN Concert Chart (PDF)
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ITS THAT TIME AGAIN Bb Chart (PDF)
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ITS THAT TIME AGAIN Eb Chart (PDF)
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213 KBFOUR CHORDS CONCERT (PDF)
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213 KBFOUR CHORDS B flat (PDF)
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212 KBFOUR CHORDS E flat (PDF)
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1.05 MBFOUR Exercise (PDF)
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PHINEAS NEWBORN Transcription (PDF)
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495 KBFOUR Recordings (PDF)
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