A Night in Tunisia (And the Melody Still Lingers On)

歌:Chaka Khan 作詞:Dizzy Gillespie, Frank Paparelli, Chaka Khan, Arif Mardin 作曲:Dizzy Gillespie, Frank Paparelli, Chaka Khan, Arif Mardin

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Em7
BPM≒98  4/4拍子 -:8分音符 =:16分音符 >:アクセント
Key: Cm
[intro]
※ tempo ≒ 98
𝄀
D♭69
----
Cm69
----
𝄀
D♭69
----
Cm69
----
𝄀
𝄀
D♭69
----
Cm69
----
𝄀
D♭69
----
Cm69
----
𝄀
𝄀
D♭69
----
Cm69
----
𝄀
D7sus4
>===
G7-5
>==
Gm7/C
> ==== ====
𝄁
[verse 1-A]
※ tempo rubato
A
Fm7-5/C♭
long time ago
G7(♯9,♭13)
in the
(b9,b13)
forties
Cm9
G7(♯9,♭13)
Dizzy and Bird gave
(b9,b13)
us this song
Gm7/C
 
Cm7/F
 
Gm9
 
A♭m9
They
D♭(9,13)
called it a Night
D♭9
in Tunisia
Cm9
And the
D7sus4
melody still
G7-5
lingers
Fm9
on
※ tempo ≒ 98
|(Drums Fill)---- ----|
𝄀
D♭7(9,13)
----
Cm69
----
𝄀
D♭7(9,13)
----
Cm69
----
𝄀
𝄀
D♭7(9,13)
----
Cm69
----
𝄀
D♭7(9,13)
----
Cm69
----
𝄀
[verse 1-B]
It was
D♭7(9,13)
new and very
Cm69
strange
Blew the
D♭7(9,13)
squares right off the
Cm69
stage
Few
D♭7(9,13)
could play along
Cm69
But the
Dm7-5(11)
melody still
G7-5
lingers
Cm11
on
Max and
D♭7(9,13)
Miles to name just
Cm69
two
D♭7(9,13)
Together they
Cm69
grew
The
D♭7(9,13)
music was young, yet
Cm69
strong
And the
Dm7-5(11)
melody still
G7-5
lingers
Cm11
on
[verse 1-C]
They
Gm7-5
paved the way for
C7(♭9,♭13)
generations, From
Fm9
Coltrane to Stevie
No
Fm7-5
one could stop the
B♭7(♯9,♭13)
wind of change, Without
E♭M9
them where would we
Dm7-5(11)
be?
G7(♯9,♭13)
[chorus 1]
The Duke and the
D♭7(9,13)
Prez were there
Cm69
before
The
D♭7(9,13)
past you can't ignore
Cm69
The torch is lit
D♭7(9,13)
we'll keep the
Cm69
flame
And the
Dm7-5(11)
melody
G7-5
remains the
Cm11
same
[interlude 1]
D7sus4
>
𝄀
==== ==== ==== ===
G7-5(♭9)
>
𝄀
==== ==== ==== ===
(↓)
>
𝄀
Cm9
>
𝄀
==== ==== ==== ===
F7(9,13)
>
𝄀
==== ==== ==== ===
(↓)
>
𝄀
A♭M7+5/B♭
>
𝄀
==== ====
A♭M7/B♭
==== ===
E7(♯9,♭13)
>
𝄀
==== ==== ==== ==>
E♭M9
>
𝄀
(Synth Lead Solo)
𝄀
N.C.
==== ==== ==== ====
𝄀
==== ==== ==== ====
𝄀
𝄀
D♭(9,13)
----
Cm9
----
𝄀
D♭(9,13)
----
Cm9
----
𝄀
𝄀
D♭(9,13)
----
Cm9
----
𝄀
Dm7-5
====
G7-5
>==
Cm11
> ==== ====
𝄀
𝄀
D♭(9,13)
----
Cm9
----
𝄀
D♭(9,13)
----
Cm9
----
𝄀
𝄀
D♭(9,13)
----
Cm9
----
𝄀
Dm7-5
====
G7-5
>==
Cm11
> ==== ====
𝄀
𝄀
Gm7-5
==== ===
C7(♭9,♭13)
= ==== ====
𝄀
Fm9
---- ----
𝄀
𝄀
Fm7-5
==== ===
B♭7(♯9,♭13)
= ==== ====
𝄀
E♭M9
----
Dm7-5(11)
--
G7(♯9,♭13)
--
𝄀
𝄀
D♭(9,13)
---- ----
𝄀
Cm9
---- ----
𝄀
𝄀
D♭(9,13)
---- ----
𝄀
Cm9
---- ----
𝄀
𝄀
Gm7-5
---- ----
𝄀
Fm11
---- ----
𝄀
𝄀
C♭/D♭
----
B♭m7(♭13)
--===
E♭M13
>
𝄀
----
G7sus4/D
--
G7sus4
--
𝄀
𝄀
D♭(9,13)
---- ----
𝄀
Cm9
---- ----
𝄀
𝄀
D♭(9,13)
---- ----
𝄀
Cm9
---- ----
𝄀
𝄀
Gm7-5
---- --
C7(♯9,♭13)
--
𝄀
Fm11
---- ----
𝄀
𝄀
C♭/D♭
==== ===
B♭m7(♭13)
> ==== ====
𝄀
E7(♯9,♭13)
>==> ===
C♯m7(♭13)
> ==== ====
𝄀
(above solo bars)
Key: Dm
𝄀
E♭7(9,13)
----
Dm9
----
𝄀
E♭7(9,13)
----
Dm9
----
𝄀
𝄀
E♭7(9,13)
----
Dm9
----
𝄀
Em7-5
====
A7-5
>==
Dm7
> ==== ====
𝄀
[chorus 2]
The Duke and the
E♭7(9,13)
Prez were there
Dm9
before
The
E♭7(9,13)
past you can't ignore
Dm9
The torch is lit
E♭7(9,13)
we'll keep the
Dm9
flame
And the
Em7-5(11)
melody
A7-5
remains the
Dm7
same
[interlude 2]
F/E♭
>
𝄀
==== ===
A/E♭
> ==== ====
𝄀
=
Am7/D
>=> ===
Dm7
> ==== ===
(↓)
𝄀
F/E♭
>
𝄀
==== ===
A/E♭
> ==== ====
𝄀
=
Am7/D
>=> ===
Dm7
> ==== ===
(↓)
𝄀
F/E♭
>
𝄀
==== ===
A/C♯
> ==== ====
𝄀
=
Am7/D
>=> ===
F/G
> ==
G/C
>= =
Bm7
>==
𝄀
𝄀
E/A
>==
F♯/G♯
> ==
G♯/C♯
>= =
A♯/B♯
>==
C/F
>==
(↓)
>
𝄀
E7sus4
>
𝄀
==== ==== ==== ===
A7-5(♭9)
>
𝄀
==== ==== ==== ===
(↓)
>
𝄀
Dm11
>
𝄀
==== ==== ==== ===
G9
>
𝄀
==== ==== ==== ===
(↓)
>
𝄀
B♭M7+5/C
>
𝄀
==== ====
B♭M7/C
==== ===
G♭7(♯9,♭13)
>
𝄀
==== ==== ==== ==>
FM9
>
𝄀
𝄀
N.C.
==== ==== ==== ====
𝄀
==== ==== ==== ====
𝄀
(Drums Pickup 4bars)
𝄀
Am7-5
>==> >>== =
D7(♭9,♭13)
>== ====
𝄀
=
Gm11
>== ===> ==== ====
𝄀
𝄀
Gm9
>==> >>== =
C7(♭9,♭13)
>== ====
𝄀
=
FM9
>== >==
Em7-5
> ===
A7(♭9,♭13)
> ====
𝄀
𝄀
E♭7(9,13)
----
Dm69
----
𝄀
E♭7(9,13)
----
Dm69
----
𝄀
(Tp faked melo)
𝄀
E♭7(9,13)
----
Dm69
----
𝄀
E♭7(9,13)
----
Dm69
----
𝄀
𝄀
E♭7(9,13)
----
Dm69
----
𝄀
Em7-5
====
A7(♭9)
>==
Dm11
> ==== ====
𝄀
[verse 3]
A long time ago
E♭7(9,13)
in the
Dm69
forties
Dizzy and
E♭7(9,13)
Bird gave us this
Dm69
song
They called it a
E♭7(9,13)
Night in Tu-
Dm69
nisia
And the
Em7-5
melody still
A7-5
lingers
Dm11
on
[outro]
𝄁
E♭9(♯11)
In the
Dm69
forties
𝄀
E♭9(♯11)
----
Dm69
----
𝄀
A
E♭9(♯11)
Night in Tu-
Dm69
nisia
𝄀
E♭9(♯11)
----
Dm69
----:
𝄁
(repeat x times & F.O.)
< Live Ending >
𝄀
Dm11
>==>(fermata) -- ----
𝄁
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