Jaz Dumoz

Song of the Day: lullaby of broadway, 1935, Harry Warren,  #190.

A surprisingly fun (and easy) song to play.

Song of the Day: confessin', 1930, Chris Smith,  #189.

Song of the Day: them there eyes, 1930, Maceo Pinkard,  #188.

Song of the Day: hell, 1996, Squirrel Nut Zippers,  #187.

From my older musical alter ego Jim Dumas. Note the different hat …

Jim Dumas performs music >~= Elvis.
Jaz Dumoz performs music <~= Elvis.

Song of the Day: keepin' out of mischief now, 1932, Fats Waller, Andy Razaf,  #186. 

Added to the Fats Waller project. 

Song of the Day: lullabye of birdland, 1952, George Shearing, #185. 

Song of the Day: tangerine, 1941, Victor Schertzinger, Johnny Mercer, #184. 

Song of the Day: when somebody thinks you're wonderful, 1935, Fats Waller  #183. 

Added to the Fats Waller project. 

I uploaded the tab to Ultimate Guitar.

Song of the Day: i remember you, 1941, victor schertzinger; johnny mercer   #182. 

Mercer wrote these lyrics for Judy Garland just after they started a 30 year on-and-off love affair.

Yodeling versions by frank ifield 1962 and slim whitman 1966. Bjork covered the song in 1993.

Added to the With Intro project.

I uploaded the tab to Ultimate Guitar.

Song of the Day: once in love with amy, 1948, frank loesser, ray bolger  #181. 

I uploaded the tab to Ultimate Guitar.

This song is going in the Other book, I'm already tired of playing it.