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  1. “Darn That Dream” is a beautiful ballad written by Jimmy Van Huesen and lyrics by Eddie DeLange. The tune was introduced by the Broadway musical “Swingin’ The Dream”. This is an important ballad and is called often on the bandstand and at jam sessions.
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  2. Darn That Dream Lyrics: Darn that dream / I dream each night / You say you love me and hold me tight / But when I awake and you're out of sight / Oh, darn that dream / Darn your lips and darn your.
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  3. Shop and Buy Darn That Dream sheet music. Jazz Ensemble sheet music book by Eddie De Lange and James Van Heusen: Hal Leonard at Sheet Music Plus: The .
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  4. Lyrics to 'Darn That Dream' by Billie Holiday. Darn that dream, I dream each night You say you love me and hold me tight But when I awake, you're out of sight Oh, darn that dream.
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  5. Darn That Dream Lyrics: Darn that dream, I dream each night / You say you love me and you hold me tight / But when I awake, you're out of sight / Oh, darn that dream / Darn your lips and darn your.
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  6. Darn That Dream is a true classic in the standards repertoire. This video course covers everything you need to get started or gain a fresh perspective on the tune: the lead sheet with accurate chords, a chord melody, a comping study and a single-note solo.
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  8. He is featured on three selections, and really shines on "Darn That Dream". His playing on "Section 8 Blues" is fine, but "Mode for Joe" goes nowhere. The most I can say for Pepper's solo is that it's better than Joe Farrell's. The liner notes describe Farrell's solo on "Mode" as "his most adventurous; I'd call it /5(4).
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