I know this is a stretch, but any chance anyone here might have a lead sheet or chords to this tune:



From the Rendezvous in Rio CD ...

I love riding with the top down and this CD playing ... pure bliss ...

Great song .... I've added it to my MF collection - thanx!

Good for you UD ... but I want the chords !!!

OK Tony ... I didn't transcribe the entire song, but I knew it sounded like a bunch of descending ii V I progreshions, so I gave it a quick listen and here's the beggining phrases:
Amaj7 Am7 D7
Gmaj7 Gm7 C7
Fmaj7 Fm7 Bb7
Ebmaj7 Ebm7 Ab ... then it hangs on that Ab for a bit.

This will get you started, but I didn't listen that close for inversions and additives etc .... just a stock set of changes for you to experiment with. Have fun!
Some old timers called that sequence "bread & butter" changes. I've also herd them refereed to as "Sears & Roebuck" changes because of their widespread popularity.

Thanks a bunch, UD ... I recognized it as a familiar pattern, but I haven't had the chance to do anything with it ... Since the guitar is so dominant in the tune, I am thinking you figured it out using the guitar? ...
Thanks again ...

Love the song, nice and smooth for the dance crowd. Guess that's just one more I have to learn, now.

Cheers,

Gary

Tony, my antique Korg i5s was closer to my desk when I was figuring out the song, so I just turned that on. Did you get a chance to finish it?

Dave ... been busy preparing for other gigs ... haven't even attempted it yet ... plus, this week our son is visiting with the grandkids and I have to squeeze in a gig or two so probably not until next week at the earliest ... will let you know ...

I'd like to learn it too! Kinda reminds me of the sond "Little Boat"

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pROXw-P_um

http://www.musicnotes.com/sheetmusic/mtdVPE.asp?ppn=MN0079410

This song, 'Call Me', has a similar structure. It's been done by lots of artists from Sinatra to the Four Tops to Della Reese, Supremes, Shirley Bassey, Petula Clark, and so on.