Puttin' on the Ritz by Irving Berlin/arr. Roger Holmes

[@dedede5586]

that bass solo at the end was fire

[@MisterMalleable]

This is one of my favorite songs of all time. And this arrangement is one of the best I’ve found!

[@MrDXRamirez]

It s, I also like the page format.

[@BruceHamilton-l3n]

Wow! That tune shook us all up. And I think it still does.

[@BariSaxGuy]

really neat idea using the bass solo section and for the ending as well! Awesome arrangement!

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

I learned that on an Old 1950s Harmony Stella Tenor Guitar which actually makes a great little Jazz Box.

[@toronado455]

I really like this arrangement. 🏆

[@drom5266]

Awesome!!!!

[@EmberEmpire]

1:25 Trumpet Solo

[@EmberEmpire]

1:46

[@zariah_006_playz5]

1:00 the sax solo amazing and simple ❤

[@estefaniaocampo9871]

Está muy bien hecho, me encanta

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

A version for combined Choir, Band, and Strings would rock.

[@Cream-6622]

To many parts

[@MoaiCommenter-Official]

Violin ahh comment

[@scarce_9750]

Awesome sauce

[@edwardjones1045]

Attempt 4 of asking for Tiger of San Pedro arr. by Paul Lavender (Full Audio)

[@christinejaynes9317]

Damn I love the original but this one makes me want to learn Spanish 🎷🚂

[@Douglaa846]

I love the song and all, but ive been given the bass part in jazz band and its just torture, only been playing 2 years and my hands arent used to those jumps

[@Reaktron88]

I wish it had all the instruments playing together at the end, especially considering the trumpet never got to play the main melody.

[@brycenjewett7793]

1:20

[@hylark4091]

First!

[@HexWolfMusic2024]

Bears?!

[@benjaminsewell5862]

1:00

[@clement_bsx]

The versions or the Berlin brass quintet is so better than this

[@robertomontesdeoca1081]

0:59