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Play it again, Sam! This one can be used as a vocal solo or vocal group feature (SATB or SSAA). The voice leading is just right, and the band gets a spot to open up, too. Vocals in C/Db.

This one features vocal quartet (SATB or SSAA) and has all of the big band sounds everyone likes. Voice leadings are really nice, and a bossa interlude gives a nice change of pace. Vocals in C/Eb.

The Andrews Sisters produced a huge number of hits, and Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy is one of their finest. Alan Glasscock has scored a cracking version here, and has notated the vocal trio parts with

Feature your vocal quartet or SATB vocal ensemble with your jazz ensemble! Plus, this chart also includes an additional part for vocal soloist if you prefer. A medium-swing arrangement by Darmon Meader, the

Have a jazz vocal group or quartet?  Here is a stunning chart arranged by Darmon Meader, the musical director and chief arranger of the jazz vocal group New York Voices.  This stellar tune is

This one is pure Duke Ellington magic! The band really cooks, and the support for the vocal lines is just right. Give this one a serious look if you've got some hot vocal jazzers! Vocals in F.