Tonalité : Eb major
Verse 1
Gm
G
Eb
Dm
G
Em
That sweet expression,
A
Dm
Gaug
G
the smile you gave me
Gm
It's easy to remember,
Csus4
Dbdim
C
F
or is it?
Bb
A poetic jazz member
Em
A
It's March, of 1963
Dm
Gm
In mid- morning, New Jersey
G
Em
Two musicians drive through the snow bound,
suburban landscape
Gaug
A
Eb
On their way to a recording session
Ab
Verse 2
Gsus4
One,
G
an intensely dedicated musical explorer
C
Has, of late, been studying
Eb
the way singers breathe
Dm
Gsus4
G
And hopes he would hear Frank
Gaug
Sinatra on the radio
G
so he can consider one more
Bb
C
no tion before the session
Fm
The other,
Bb
Fm
an experienced song stylist
F
C
Bb
Wonders whether he will ever hear his own
Em
A
Dm
voice over the airways
G
C
The two men met only last week and have
only played a few pieces together
Abaug
Ab
The singer sitting in informally
Verse 3
Gm
C
at Club Manhattan
The singer is a little concerned
F
that the band was gonna break
Dm
Into some of the wild stuff
Gm
he's heard them play
But the band leader,
Db
C
the gentle and positive man
F
Will be going for something altogether
different on this occasion
Bb
Fm
Something wholly sympathetic to
Bb
Eb
the sound the singer has
Verse 4
Ab
Eb
D
The two were joking and smoking and
Ddim
Talking about the songs
C
they will record today
D
G
Gsus4
They carry no chats,
C
G
C
Eb
and have made no formal musical arrangements
Or even had a real rehearsal
Dm
Everyone at the session will know
G
the tunes already
Each man having performed them,
Em
in a hundred different countries
A
No one at the session will need to
Dm
G
be told what to do or what to play
Gaug
Cm
The band is so well acquainted that
Verse 5
Gm
any move that need to be established
Dbdim
F
Will come naturally
A
As the cats in the car talk
F
about what is to come
C
Over the car's radio comes Nat Cole
Bb
Fm
Bb
singing 'Lush Life'
Now he who doesn't know
all the words
Gaug
Out of fun the singer joins in any way
Em
A
And the two add one more tun
Dm
G
Bb
e to the said list
Verse 6
Bb
When they got to the studio, they end
A
up recording it in one take
In fact, they do everything
in one take
Fm
Almost the entire record except
C
'You are too beautiful'
Ab
Where they do a second take because of
Ddim
Dm
Gsus4
a dropped drum stick
G
In three or four hours they are done
Gm
Bb
Csus4
Laughter, handshakes a long drive
Verse 7
home
Fm
Just a year or so later,
Eb
Ab
John Coltrane will go onto the highest artistic peaks
Dm
Leading the same band in the creation of
G
'Crescent' and 'A love supreme'
Bb
Arguably the de fining
C
works of his career
F
Bb
C
And among the most beloved and respected
A
Dbdim
in the history of recorded music
A
G
Although Johnny Hartman will go on to make
Eb
C
some great Ballard records after this one
Gaug
A
Including some attempting to echo the magic
of the one he makes with strings
Verse 8
Dm
Most go unnoticed upon their release
G
Gsus4
Broad fame will elude Hartman
G
C
until well after this death
Eb
Db
Eb
Dm
But we remember them both
G
We're Jazz people
C
And for us, it's easy
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