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New Vince Lewis Arrangement, “Lonesome Road Blues”
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Jazz guitarist Vince Lewis continues his JGT Arrangement Series with Lonesome Road Blues.
“The Lonesome Road” is also known as “Lonesome Road Blues” and “Look Down that Lonesome Road.” It was written in 1927 in the style of an African American Folk Song. It was recorded by Frank Sinatra, Louis Armstrong, Stevie Wonder, Sam Cooke plus many others and has remained popular to this day. This is another mid-level chord melody arrangement in a light swing style.
Lonesome Road Blues
Guitar Arrangement by Vince Lewis
Words by Gene Austin – Music by Nathaniel Shilkret
Vince Lewis Arrangement For Educational Purposes
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