HAVE YOU EVER FELT THAT WAY - Free Jazz Leadsheet

have you ever felt that way was composed in the 1940s, exemplifying mid-century jazz ballad style. Its smooth melodic lines and accessible harmonies made it appealing for both vocalists and instrumentalists.

The first recording was by a small jazz ensemble in New York City, 1946, highlighting lyrical phrasing and gentle rhythm support. Structurally, it follows a 32-bar AABA form, offering room for interpretation and expressive improvisation.

Subsequent renditions emphasized its reflective and emotional qualities. Lyrically, the song contemplates love and introspection, inviting nuanced performance and listener connection.