LOUISE - Free Jazz Leadsheet

“Louise” was composed by Leo Robin and Richard A. Whiting in 1929. The song quickly gained popularity with dance bands and vocalists in the early 1930s, thanks to its lyrical charm and memorable melody. The lyrics address a romantic interest named Louise, capturing a lighthearted and affectionate tone typical of the period.

The tune is structured in a 32-bar format, making it suitable for both vocal interpretations and instrumental performances. Over the decades, it has been recorded and performed by a variety of jazz and popular music artists, maintaining its status as a recognizable standard from the late 1920s repertoire.