GET OUT AND GET UNDER THE MOON - Free Jazz Leadsheet

get out and get under the moon was composed by Larry Shay, Charles Tobias, and William Jerome in 1923, notable for its cheerful, romantic sentiment and accessible melody. It quickly became a favorite for dance halls and early jazz ensembles.

The first recording was by Van and Schenck in New York City in 1923, capturing its whimsical character and lyrical charm. Structurally, it follows a 32-bar AABA pattern with clear phrasing suitable for both singing and instrumental interpretation.

Later performances by Bing Crosby and jazz orchestras reinforced its popularity. Lyrically, it encourages romantic adventure under the night sky, blending humor, sentiment, and melodic elegance.