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From: ahorgan@minerva.cis.yale.edu (Alec Horgan)

I don't know the Carmichael tunes, but here's Duke.
"Don't Get Around Much Anymore," by Bob Russell/Duke Ellington


                          CDm7 (x32010@1)D#dim7 C/EMissed (x3111x@5)the Saturday Dance

                             A (x02220@1)name="chord_x20202@1">Bm7 Cdim7 A7/C#Heard (042020@1)they crowded the floor

                 D7 (xx0212@1)        G7 (320001@1)                       C (x32010@1) C/EEbdim7 (x3111x@5)Dm7 CCouldn't (x32010@1)bear it without you,  don't get around much anymore


Other verses the same...The bar which leads into the bridge is just two
beats each of Gm7 and then C7, then we come to:

F6 (15xxxx@1)        Bb9 (x1011x@1)        Cmaj7 (x32000@1)       C7 (x32310@1)C7#5  D7 (xx0212@1)         F#m7b5  B7Darling, (x21202@1)I guess, my mind's more at ease,  but   nevertheless

Em7   Ebdim7   D7 (xx0212@1)  G7 (320001@1)  why stir up memories?


After the last verse, end on that lovely C7#9 chord.  Hope this is what
you need.  If anybody needs full lyrics, help with the chords, or
whatever, let me know.  As always, corrections and improvments welcome and
encouraged--it keeps me on my toes.

Alec

-- 
"Perhaps the only true dignity of man is his capacity to despise himself."
         ---George Santayana, _The Ethics of Spinoza_