GET OUT OF TOWN - Free Jazz Leadsheet

get out of town was composed by Cole Porter in 1938 for the musical "Leave It to Me!" and has since become a jazz standard. Its sophisticated harmony and smooth, flowing melody make it a favorite for both instrumentalists and vocalists.

The first recording was by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra in New York City in 1938, showcasing its refined harmonic structure and lyrical phrasing. The song follows a 32-bar AABA format, offering space for improvisation.

Subsequent recordings by Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra helped maintain its status as a staple. Lyrically, it communicates the complexities of romantic separation with wit and elegance.