Thanks a lot for pointing me to Mr. Mitchell ... and reminding me of one of my piano learning goals

I gave up my search shortly after nobody here was able to help with the sheet music.

I like the way Mr. Mitchell plays the song in the video, but can't imagine that following a lead sheet would allow or help me to play it like him ...

Anyway. looking forward to be able to do this some day ... after years of practise and study ... lol

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I am really really sorry.

Good luck with your search.

just reply to my email message so i see your address.

I've deleted it already. Why so cryptic? Why don't you just go ahead and mail your "plan" ...?!

I will. But we need a plan first. did you get my email?

I did. What's there to plan? Why the secrecy?

I might.

Please do, i' still haven't found what i'm looking for ...*-)

i want to learn to play one of my all time favorite songs: *It's a Long Goodbye* (John Williams / Jack Sheldon)

It's the title song of the same-named Robert Altman movie from 1973

The OST has many variations of the song as a theme played during various scenes of the movie.

Here's one for example

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boDDD16CTMI

I searched the interweb, but only found a simplistic sheet at e-chords.

I'd prefer to learn a more advanced version - to challenge me, like for instance how the song is played by the Dave Crusin Trio:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTid_tup5O0

Or like the one with Jack Sheldon singing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcq5rTMgk7M

Perhaps some Pianoteqie is able to help?

Thank you in advance