THAT'S ALL - Free Jazz Leadsheet

"That's All" was written by Alan Brandt and Bob Haymes and published in 1952. The first major recording was issued in 1952 by Nat King Cole in Los Angeles, though the song’s most influential rendition may be the 1957 interpretation by Bobby Darin, which cemented its place in the standard repertoire.

The lyrics express simple, heartfelt devotion, favoring sincerity over extravagance. Musically, the tune’s 32-bar structure incorporates elegant harmonic movement that lends itself to jazz interpretations by artists such as Sarah Vaughan, Miles Davis, and modern vocalists. Its understated melodic grace has helped it remain a favorite ballad across genres.