Here's a tune to which I have been introduced. It is Miss Hannah, composed in about 1929 by Don Redman and John Nesbit. I have put it in my mini filofax collection.
It's another one I can recommend on the grounds that it has a pleasant melody (especially the Chorus - no need to play the Verse if it doesn't appeal) and a very simple chord structure. It's a standard 32-bar song, with an A - A - B - A structure.
All in all, it could hardly be simpler.
There were various 'Hannah' songs at about that time - Hard-Hearted Hannah, Miss Hannah From Savannah and Oh Miss Hannah. They are all different and all worth playing.
All in all, it could hardly be simpler.
There were various 'Hannah' songs at about that time - Hard-Hearted Hannah, Miss Hannah From Savannah and Oh Miss Hannah. They are all different and all worth playing.
