JAPANESE SANDMAN - Free Jazz Leadsheet

Written by Richard A. Whiting in 1920, "japanese sandman" became a popular jazz vehicle due to its catchy melody and chromatic harmonic touches. Its whimsical character inspired inventive arrangements and improvisations.

Recorded by Paul Whiteman and other early jazz bands, the piece showcases swing rhythms and melodic embellishments.

Its enduring appeal lies in its melodic charm and adaptability to both ensemble and solo interpretations.