Even before Austin Powers adopted this catchy tune it was recorded by Quincy Jones back in the ‘60s. This easy arrangement is sure to be a favorite with audiences of all ages and a blast for your students as well.
Trompettiste compositeur arrangeur et producteur Quincy Delight Jones surnommé Q composa en 1962 le titre Soul Bossanova dans un temps record de 20 minutes selon ses dires. Ce hit expressif a marqué les esprits de très nombreu…
Famously used as the Austin Powers theme this Quincy Jones hit from 1962 is more popular now than ever before. Sure to be recognized by all you'll have fun performing this game after game. Yeah baby!
Easy Jazz Ensemble-This infectious and immediately recognizable Quincy Jones standard was popular long before Austin Powers introduced it to a brand new generation of fans. Easy to learn and fun to play this will quickly become a…
Even without its appearance in the Austin Powers movies this infectious instrumental hit from the 1960s is a classic and guaranteed to bring a smile whenever played.
Even before Austin Powers adopted this catchy tune it was recorded by Quincy Jones back in the '60s. This easy arrangement is sure to be a favourite with audiences of all ages and a blast for your students as well.
Not for the faint of heart! The Quincy Jones instrumental used in the Austin Powers' movies has been adapted to an a cappella vocal setting that really cooks and will totally wow your audience! Duration: ca. 3:00.
Here is a wonderful medium swing ballad based on the version Quincy Jones wrote for Count Basie and also recorded on Quincy's own album Quintessence. The saxes lead the way to start with followed by lush full ensemble writing t…
Here is an easy version of one of the most recognizable TV themes ever written. Solid scoring funky riffs and a catchy melody make this one a guaranteed winner. (Includes CD)
HL Pop Specials for Strings-This catchy little tune is groovy man! Austin Powers thought so and it became his trademark song. Now it's heard everywhere including as a popular ringtone. (Cherry Lane Music) Dur: 2:30
It's hard to believe that it's been over 35 years since Fred and Lamont Sanford first hit the television airwaves. The show's humor along with its distinctive theme by Quincy Jones has been a hit ever since!
