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Title: There's The Rub
Voicing/Format: Stage Band
Publisher: Warner Bros Publications
Composer: Goodwin, Gordon
Catalog #: JEM03002
Grade: Gr-5+
Series: Goodwin Series
Description: Funk A La Brecker Bros

Price: $65.00

Gordon Goodwin's stellar reputation as a writer is well deserved. A funky half-time shuffle groove for big band, Gordon's clever opening melody statement is played by altos and trumpets with solo space provided for piano, alto, or tenor sax. The burnin' shout chorus will make this an all time favorite chart for every library. Percussion part included. As recorded on Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band: Swingin' for the Fences. This chart grooves! This title is available through SmartMusic.

This promotional recording is for listening purposes only.