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1. When you sing this jazz lyric your golf score is under par, all the movies want you to star, you've got a house, a show place, and yet, you get no place! What is the one thing you can't seem to get going?
2. Picture Frank Sinatra, seated at an empty bar, the fan turning slowly overhead. He is singing, "Maybe I should have saved, those leftover dreams, funny, but...". Check it out, which jazz song title line did Frank croon next?
3. "I love all, the many charms about you! Above all, I want my arms about you!" Judy Garland sang these lyrics of which jazz favorite?
4. Finish these jazz lyrics with what title phrase? "Some day, when I'm awfully low, When the world is cold, I will feel a glow just thinking of you, And..."
5. Chick Webb, Judy Garland, Ahmad Jamal and Louis Armstrong all sang, "Stompin' at the..." They romp at which of these charred and wrinkly places?
6. Lily Tomlin and Steve Martin star in a comedy film both titled and featuring this jazz song. "You took the part, that once was my heart, so why not take...". Which words follow?
7. "I've got the moon above me, But no one to love me, Oh, where can you be..." Who was Lady Day longing for?
8. This 1932 song title introduced a term, and named a new American era as well. The Duke Ellington Band give what jazz song to us?
9. "You Don't Know What Love Is" was written in 1941 for a comedy film. Which funny man team deleted the song before film release? Never mind who was on first.
10. Nat King Cole and Tony Bennett recorded this beloved jazz song, but the title words were also found in "One Day At a Time" by rapper Eminem. He sang, "And no matter what they do..." Then Eminem laments which one-time experience?
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