Who composed That's a plenty?

That's a plenty was composed by in 1914

When was That's a plenty composed?

That's a plenty was composed in 1914 by

What jazz tunes are similar to That's a plenty?

Jazz tunes similar to That's a plenty include: .These are often performed as part of the same jazz repertoire and study collections.

Is That's a plenty lead sheet free to view?

This jazz lead sheet can be viewed online for free for study, performance practice, and educational use.

In which key is That's a plenty?

The lead sheet for that's a plenty is in the key of D minor to Bb Major

That's a plenty – Free Jazz Lead Sheet

D minor to Bb Major – 1914

Free Jazz Leadsheet for that's a plenty, D minor to Bb Major ,courtesy of The Jungle Jazz Band

About this song:

"That's a Plenty" was composed by Lew Pollack and published in 1914, originally as a ragtime-style piano piece. Its first known recording as a jazz ensemble number occurred in 1923 by the New Orleans Rhythm Kings in Richmond, Indiana, helping transition the tune from ragtime repertoire into traditional jazz.

The piece has remained a cornerstone of Dixieland and revival jazz, recorded by artists such as the Firehouse Five Plus Two and Woody Herman. Entirely instrumental, it features multiple contrasting strains, brisk tempos, and opportunities for collective improvisation. Its energetic ragtime roots, paired with later jazz phrasing, make it a staple for high-spirited ensemble performance.

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