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The lyrics were penned by Leo Robin, with music composed by Nacio Herb Brown. Notably, the song was sung by Woody Herman, as indicated on the internal pages. This single song sheet is arranged for Piano, Vocal, and Guitar (P/V/G), complete with guitar chord diagrams above the staff, making it accessible for various musicians.

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Original sheet music for the Joe Jackson song You Can’t Get What You Want. Long out of print, very difficult to find. Light scuffing to cover and bumping to edges. No tears or markings. Very good condition for sheet music 40+ years old.

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It includes the credit « Recorded by AL DEXTER AND HIS TROOPERS on OKEH record No. 6708. ». The song is arranged for Piano, Voice, and Guitar, with clear guitar chord diagrams provided above the staff for easy playability.

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The product is a vintage sheet music titled « IS MY BABY BLUE TONIGHT » by Dick Haymes, published by Broadway Music Corporation in 1943. It is a duo arrangement for piano, voice, guitar, and ukulele, with an intermediate experience level for pop genre. The sheet music is a rare find from the United States, offering a glimpse into the music of that era and allowing musicians to recreate the nostalgic melodies of the time.

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The composition is credited to Paul Roberts and Shelby Darnell, with Britt’s rendition on Bluebird Record No. B-9000 noted on the cover. The cover art is credited to Brasilelle.

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The sheet music is arranged for Piano, Voice, and Guitar (P/V/G), including guitar chord diagrams above the staff. The cover art prominently features imagery from the film, highlighting Mickey Rooney.

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The piece spans 4 pages of music (numbered 2 and 3, implying a cover and back page).

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The sheet music includes the full lyrics for the verses and chorus.

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The plate number is S-319-3 I Just Kissed. The sheet music spans 6 pages, with the main song starting on page 3.

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The song was composed by Abner Silver, Maceo Pinkard, and Joe Ward, as prominently credited on the cover. The sheet music features a vibrant cover illustration of a flapper-era woman and includes a small photographic inset of « Eddie Worth and his County Fair Orchestra, » suggesting their association with the song.

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