LearnJazzPiano.com archives: Where did the chord-finder go?

airsoft -- 07/10/2005, 08:08:54 -- #16345

Hi, wasn't there a room where you could get the chords for like almost any song in text format like: |  Bb7(b9)  | EbM7(/Bb) |  Bb7(b9)  |    ./.     | |  Bb7(b9)  | EbM7(/Bb) |  Bb7(b9)  |     ./.     | |   Eb6/G   |   Gb°7    |   Fm7     |    Bb7     | |   EbM7    | Gm7b5  C7 |   Fm7     |    Bb7     | |  Bb7(b9)  | EbM7(/Bb) |  Bb7(b9)  |    ./.     | |  Bb7(b9)  | EbM7(/Bb) |    Gm7     |    C7      | |   AbM7    | Am7b5  D7 |    Gm7    |    C7      | |  Fm7 Gm7  | AbM7  Bb7 |    EbM7   |    ./.     | ? or was I drunk then..

7 -- 07/10/2005, 10:53:22 -- #16348

There used to be a direct link to Ralph Patt's Vanilla Book, but I couldn't find it here either, hmmm... Anyway, here it is: http://www.ralphpatt.com/index.html Ralph Patt's Jazz Web Page features "The Vanilla Book." It's a resource for the working jazz musician that contains the basic chord changes to over 400 standard tunes.

Scot -- 07/10/2005, 11:17:50 -- #16352

It's at the bottom of the page.

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