This is NOT the '60s pop hit recorded by Bobby Vee but the classic jazz standard recorded by luminaries such as John Coltrane Paul Desmond and Horace Silver (and originally the theme song of the 1948 film noir starring EdwardG. Robinson). Here's a great sounding Latin style setting creatively scored for young players with beautiful lines and countermelodies. Includes solos for alto sax and trombone.

George Stone's medium swing setting of this familiar standard features lush ensemble writing with short solos for Alto and Tenor. Beautifully orchestrated and easy on the chops.

Recorded by many artists (including James Taylor) Mark's version for vocal soloist is written in a medium swing style with a moderate vocal range and features well-written background figures.