True blue lou – Free Jazz Lead Sheet
C Major – Leo Robin 1929
True Blue Lou by Leo Robin (1929) is a jazz standard in C Major. Its melodic charm and adaptable structure have made it a lasting favorite in the jazz repertoire. Leo Robin was a American lyricist and composer whose work left an enduring mark on American popular music. The piece continues to be performed by jazz musicians worldwide, reflecting the enduring appeal of early twentieth-century American music.
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About the composer: Leo Robin
Leo Robin (1895–1984) was an American composer and lyricist known for his collaborations with Ralph Rainger and Jule Styne, including the 1938 Oscar-winning song "Thanks for the Memory." His work spanned Broadway, film, and television, with notable compositions such as "Louise" and "Beyond the Blue Horizon."
