Song Arrangements - Bring a Piano Bar to Your Event

Written Music, Chords or Both

Some arrangements are completely written out. Most are chords with or without written out intros, figures, interludes and solos.

Song Arrangements for Listeners of my YouTube Channel

This page is for all the kind people who ask me for arrangements of songs that I play on YouTube. As such, any and all of these songs are for you to take to enjoy learning and playing. People have offered to pay me, but I respect copyrights and more so enjoy freely sharing what I love.

Songs are in no particular order. They are posted as requests come in. To search fo a specific song from my YouTube channel, or to see if it is posted, use CTRL-F to save yourself much time.

And if there is a song from my YouTube channel you would like me to post feel free to contact me. I will do my best to post your request in a timely manner. Happy playing!

SHEET MUSIC/ARRANGEMENTS POSTED BELOW: TABLE OF CONTENTS

BRING IT ON HOME TO ME – ANIMALS

HELLO AGAIN – NEIL DIAMOND

YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND – JAMES TAYLOR

WITHOUT YOU – HARRY NILSSON

WILD HORSES – ROLLING STONES

THE WAY IT IS – BRUCE HORNSBY

TIME IN A BOTTLE – JIM CROCE

SOUTHERN CROSS – CROSBY, STILLS & NASH

PURPLE RAIN – PRINCE

OLD MAN – NEIL YOUNG

NEVER GOING BACK AGAIN – FLEETWOOD MAC

KNOCKIN’ ON HEAVEN’S DOOR – BOB DYLAN

INTO THE MYSTIC – VAN MORRISON

I’LL HAVE TO SAY I LOVE YOU IN A SONG – JIM CROCE

I GOT A NAME – JIM CROCE

HEART OF GOLD – NEIL YOUNG

FREE FALLIN’ – TOM PETTY

THE CRYSTAL SHIP – THE DOORS

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS – ARLO GUTHRIE

BROWN EYED GIRL – VAN MORRISON

WALK AWAY RENEE – LEFT BANKE

UNCLE ALBERT/ADMIRAL HALSEY – Paul McCartney

NINETEEN HUNDRED EIGHTY FIVE – Paul McCartney

LET ‘EM IN – Paul McCartney

JUNK – Paul McCartney

IMAGINE – John Lennon

NORWEGIAN WOOD – Beatles

DON’T BOTHER ME – Beatles

ALL I KNOW – Art Garfunkel

SENTIMENTAL LADY -Bob Welch

THE KING MUST DIE – Elton John

FUNERAL FOR A FRIEND/LOVE LIES BLEEDING – Elton John

Page 2 is cut off at the bottom – so appears below from top to bottom (but with smaller text and shifted fingering).

MAKE ME SMILE – Chicago

RIDE LIKE THE WIND – Christopher Cross

GREY SEAL – Elton John

GETTING IN TUNE – The Who

LADY SAMANTHA – Elton John

BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO – Neil Sedaka

REVERIE / SONG FOR GUY – Elton John

WOULDN’T IT BE GOOD – Nik Kershaw

VALOTTE – Julian Lennon

THIS SONG HAS NO TITLE – Elton John

THEME FROM HILL STREET BLUES – Mike Post

STILL THE SAME – Bob Seger

SOMEONE TO LAY DOWN BESIDE ME – Linda Ronstadt (Karla Bonoff) (1976)

SHOWER THE PEOPLE – James Taylor

SATURDAY IN THE PARK – Chicago

RUBY TUESDAY – Rolling Stones

ROSALINDA’S EYES – Billy Joel

ROMEO’S TUNE – Steve Forbert

REFLECTIONS OF MY LIFE – Marmalade

PRIDE (IN THE NAME OF LOVE) – U2

PHOTOGRAPH – Ringo Starr

PEACE TRAIN – Cat Stevens

MIND GAMES – John Lennon

LOOK WHAT YOU’VE DONE TO ME – Boz Scaggs

LEADER OF THE BAND – Dan Fogelberg

IT’S ALL I CAN DO – The Cars

I SAW THE LIGHT – Todd Rundgren

I AM THE WALRUS – The Beatles

HONESTY – Billy Joel

HOMBURG – Procol Harum

GIVE IT ALL YOU GOT – Chuck Mangione

DIAMONDS AND RUST – Joan Baez

CASTLES IN THE AIR – Don McLEAN

A WHITER SHADE OF PALE – Procol Harum

HELLO IT’S ME – Todd Rundgren

BRANDY – Looking Glass

SOMETHING – Beatles

DAISY JANE – America

BETTER OFF DEAD – Elton John

RUNNING ON FAITH – Eric Clapton

HANDBAGS and GLADRAGS – Rod Stewart

WILD WORLD – Cat Stevens

WHILE YOU SEE A CHANCE – Steve Winwood

SO. CENTRAL RAIN (I’M SORRY) – R. E. M.

SAMBA PA TI – Santana

Helpful Comments about Samba Pa Ti:

In measures where there are whole notes in the bass clef I add rhythmic motion on the basis of feel. Also on page 2 “RH chordal accompaniment” means that the right hand contains not only the written notes but also at the beginning of each chord the full chord is completed below the melody line with the right hand. Finally the improvised section is not transcribed all the way to the fade out. I just simply end the song at the end of the second page and improvise my own lines until I end it by going back to measure one and two on the first page.

FEELS SO GOOD – Chuck Mangione

BABY BLUE – Badfinger

Helpful Comments about Baby Blue:

A lower case letter to the right of a chord in parentheses means that the note with that letter is the highest note in the right hand chord. Each of the FIG. numbers cue you to find and play that particular Figure on the page with the notes and staff. The down arrow helps yo find which octave a Figure is starting on (in case you cannot immediately find the Figure on the other page). Finally, a lower case letters in italics under a slash refers to a bass note with a chord. For example, C#m /b means to start on with the C# minor chord in the right hand and a C# as the bass note. Once the /b appears the C#m chord continues to play in the right hand.