This is an adapted arrangement by Cy Payne of the Michael Buble/Nelly Furtado relaxed number from the "It's Time" album. This chart keeps to the same key, duet layout and feel of the original version, but, with carefully added phrased muted brass, sax backings and fills, plus a written out lyrical alto solo as well as optional synth strings.

By Paul Desmond, Dave Brubeck, and Iola Brubeck. Arranged by adapted and arr. Kirby Shaw. Choir Secular. This edition: Accompaniment CD. Choral Octavo. CD. Published by Alfred Music Publishing

Always True To You Darling In My Fashion arranged by Myles Collins. For big band with female vocal. Swing. Easy. Full score and set of parts. Published by Lush Life (JL.LL-2097). This song was written by Cole Porter for the musical Kiss Me Kate. Our arrangement is similar to that perfomed by the great Julie London. This chart moves along nicely, with a mix of two and four beat feel and is elegant in its simplicity. The band parts are very straightforward, there are no sax doubles and the brass ranges are moderate, making it playable by bands of all levels of ability.The vocal is a comfortable female alto key of F. If your singer likes songs that tell a story, Always True To You will be a winner. Ranges: Trumpets 1-4: A5, G5, G5, G5 Trombones 1-4: A4, F4, C4, Bb3 Vocal key: F Female Vocal Range: F3 - G4 (9 steps).

The powerful concert number transcribed by Cy Payne from Michael Buble's album.  Keys as recording. Strings on synth.

The really laid back gently swinging number recently recorded by Michael Buble and faithfully transcribed by Cy Payne, including the piano phrasing.

As recorded by Michael Buble.

One of Michael Buble's most popular numbers, transcribed by Cy Payne, in the original keys/modulations.

You Make Me Feel So Young by Frank Sinatra. Arranged by Quincy Jones, Jon Harpin. For big band with male vocal. Swing. Difficult. Full score and set of parts. Published by Lush Life (JL.LL-2121). This version of You Make Me Feel So Young is the one performed by Frank Sinatra with the Count Basie Orchestra on the "Sinatra at the Sands" album, later re-issued on the Reprise collection, and it is arguably one of Sinatra's finest numbers. The original Quincy Jones chart has been wonderfully transcribed and adapted (for 8 brass) by Jon Harpin, and includes the muted Trumpet solo written out, and all of the litte licks and fills on the drum part which add so much punch. The vocal keys are G and Ab, and there are no sax doubles. Ranges: Trumpets 1-4: F6, C6, C6, F5 Trombones 1-4: Bb4, G4, E4, C#4 Vocal Key: G,Ab - Male B2 - A4 (14 steps).

Don't Get Around Much Anymore by Bob Russell and Duke Ellington (1899-1974). Arranged by Roger Emerson. VoiceTrax CD. Discovery Choral. CD only. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.8745672). Available separately: 3-Part Mixed and 2-Part. VoiceTrax CD also available. Performance Time: Approx. 2:30.

Performed by: Frank Sinatra: Frank Sinatra Anthology Music Book, scoring: Piano/Vocal/Guitar, instruments: Piano;Guitar;Voice; 384 pages