ALL OF ME - Free Jazz Leadsheet

Composed by Gerald Marks and Seymour Simons in 1931, "All of Me" has become a quintessential jazz standard. The first recording was by Belle Baker in New York, establishing the tune’s catchy, singable melody.

It has since been widely interpreted by jazz and pop artists, from Louis Armstrong to Frank Sinatra, with performances emphasizing its heartfelt lyrics and melodic clarity. The lyrics convey themes of love, loss, and emotional openness.

Musically, the song follows a 32-bar AABA form, with a melody that supports both lyrical expression and instrumental improvisation, making it versatile for diverse performance settings.