On Green Dolphin Street is a standard tune that commonly switches between latin and swing. The tune is also done commonly in the key of C. We encourage you to dig in and learn the tune in both keys.
On Green Dolphin Street is also one of our 10 Mother Tunes.
On Green Dolphin Street in Eb
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The tune is in C major and nit in Eb, I’ve informed you a year ago, but nothing changed. That’s disapointing a bit, hmmm ???
Mostly playind jam sessions the song is played in Eb I assume… So please…
Nit in Eb aye chompers. disapointing a bit, hmmm ??? try washing hair to get rid of nit, playing in wrong key for year won’t help. all the best with nit mr thomas krause
Eb is the correct key. People only play it in C because it was wrongly transposed in the original real book, presumably by an alto saxophone player who learned it in Eb and wrote it in their key. There isn’t really a ‘correct’ or ‘wrong’ key, though, everyone plays it in different keys and it would be nice to have it in multiple keys here.
Sorry I type sometimes wrong. But all over Mr “very good at jazz” Are there any recordings to proove? Just send me an example mp3 at [email protected] , I’ll send back recordings of me, too, do you? Perhaps we may work together. I studied jazz and play Jazz since 40 years. Actually using an EWI Roland Aerophone when mastered really a good instrument, but needs quiet some work. No good for beginners.
Hey Brent, it looks to me that the Eb chord chart is in A. Or am I missing something?
Just realized, when I click on the C chart I see the Eb chart….
Play along is in C, not Eb.
What’s good for Miles is good for the world. In anno domini 1958
Miles Davis recorded
“On Green Dolphin Street”
[composer Mr.Kaper]
in key signature of Eb (E flat) —
Who are we to argue ?
Evidence still available on
YouTube.com.