Chords for Szekszárd Bigband - Bossa Nova USA

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[G] _ _ [Ab] I'm going to start on Zongara.
I'm [D] _ _ [Fm] _
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[F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ [G] _ going _ [Bb] _
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_ _ [Fm] _ to [Bbm] _ _ _
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_ _ start _ _ _ _
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[N] _ _ on _ _ _ _ _ _ Zongara.
_ I'm going to _ _ _ _ _ _ start on Zongara.
I'm going to start on Zongara.
I played this number 30 years ago _ on this stage.
I have to list the three names, [G] because since last year _ _ all three of them have been playing in an old band. _
I already mentioned that the piano player was Dr.
Kelemen Endresev,
the bass player _ was Dr.
Gyula Lőrinci, _ [Ab] and the drummer was Dr.
Tibor Radnai.
_ _ I think that this stage and my thinking [N] determined that I could play with these three people for many years.
I'm very happy to serve them.
I hear that _ _ _ Lőrinci says that he doesn't want to play this number, because _ many people have played this number in the restaurant industry. _ _ _
_ Young people don't know what a restaurant is.
There was a restaurant network in the past, which meant a restaurant industry.
A very popular band or groups played in this, and they were called restaurant musicians.
They also liked to play this piece.
But Mr.
Kelemen said that we should just listen to it, and we will play it in a way that it won't be out of tune, but we will play it properly.
Now we would like to play the original American Stankington instrument for you.
Errol Garner, perhaps the most beautiful ballad in the world, is the name of the musician.
_ Please welcome the young trumpeter-soloist, who has become an American record with this number.
Errol Garner, Misty.
Thank you, bass trumpet.
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