so i was on a gig with a bone player friend of mine who now lives/plays in nyc.  he brought some charts, one of which had a 32 bar open solo section labeled "rose room changes"  not one of us, including him, knew what it meant. lol  he thought maybe it was a ny thing.  since we had no rehearsal when we got to that section, the bass player and i fumbled around a bit and  ended playing the changes from "in a mellow tone" and all went pretty well.  upon further investigation, we discovered that "mellow tone" was actually based on the changes from a tune named "rose room" ha!  whooda thunk it?

anyway, fyi rose room changes = in a mellow tone changes

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great story doc.  thanks!
rose room by art hickman, words by harry william. on page 9 in "10 early jazz standards", arr and produced by mark taylor, vol 24 jazz play along series, hal leonard corporation isbn 0-634-06714-1.  it is in ab 32 bar swing number lead in f7 and then first  bars.  
bb7 eb7 abma7 ab6.  
ab7 ab7 dbma 7 db6 dbmi7
ab6 f7 bb7 bb7 eb7
sorry  
1)  ab6 f7 bb7 bb7 eb7 eb7
2)  ab6 f7 bb7 eb7 ab6 turn around
i have 11 or 12 fake books and it is not in any of them:)

last night i played with a trumpet player and was telling him the story, he said "yeah, that's an old woody herman  chart" hehe
woody herman sounds perfect for some of the numbers in this book and it was a clarinetist that recommended the book to me.
numbers are:
avalon vincent rose words by al jolson and buddy desylva
st louis blues both w c handy  
ja-da  both by bob carleton  
rose room music art hickmen words harry william
indian summer?
indiana
poor butterfly raymond hubbard and words john l goldberg?
paper dollboth by johnny black
after you've gone music turner layton, words henry creamer
limehouse blues
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