Songs

Browse the Manouke song library, see who wrote each song and find the available chord grilles, instruments and versions.

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140 C

1 grille Ukulele
2005

140 C is a humorous and slightly provocative track from the French gypsy jazz band Les Doigts de l’Homme (from their 2006 self-titled debut album). The title "140 C" is a playful reference to a bra cup size (140C). The song is a satirical…

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ABC

1 grille Ukulele
1943

ABC is a swinging composition by Belgian jazz musician Alfons „Fud“ Candrix. It was recorded by Django Reinhardt on March 12, 1943 in Paris during the German occupation. Despite Django having recorded it, the song never became a big…

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Avalon

1 grille Ukulele
1920
Al Jolson — Credit

Avalon is a popular American song written by Al Jolson, Buddy DeSylva, and Vincent Rose. It was published in 1920 and quickly became one of the most successful popular songs of the early Jazz Age. Jolson's own recording reached the…

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Blue Drag

1 grille Ukulele
1932
Josef Myrow — Composer

Blue Drag is a jazz composition by Josef Myrow, first published in 1930. The tune quickly became popular during the Swing Era and has since developed into a well-known jazz standard. Django Reinhardt first recorded Blue Drag with the…

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Canaria

1 grille Ukulele
1931
Louis Vola — Composer

Canaria is an original composition by Louis Vola, the celebrated double bassist and founding member of the Quintette du Hot Club de France. The tune was first recorded in 1937 by the Quintette, featuring Django Reinhardt and Stéphane…

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Clouds

1 grille Ukulele
1935
Walter Donaldson — Composer

Clouds is a popular song composed by Walter Donaldson, with lyrics by Gus Kahn. It was published in 1932 and became one of the many American popular songs that found a place in the jazz repertoire during the Swing Era. Django Reinhardt…

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Conselho

0 grilles
1986
Adilson Bispo — Composer Zé Roberto — Composer

Conselho is a Brazilian samba composed by Adilson Bispo and Zé Roberto and famously recorded by Almir Guineto. Released on Guineto's self-titled album in 1986, the song became one of the best-known pieces associated with him and belongs…

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Dinah

1 grille Ukulele
1923
Harry Akst — Composer

Dinah is a classic American popular song composed by Harry Akst, with lyrics by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young. It was published in 1925 and quickly became one of the defining songs of the Jazz Age before evolving into a lasting jazz…

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Dinette

1 grille Ukulele
1940
Django Reinhardt — Composer

Dinette is an original composition by Django Reinhardt. It was first recorded by the Quintette du Hot Club de France on 21 April 1938 in Paris and is one of the elegant swing originals from the group's most creative pre-war period. The…

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Féerie

1 grille Ukulele
1947
Django Reinhardt — Composer

Féerie ("Fairyland" or "Enchantment") is an original composition by Django Reinhardt. It was first recorded on 11 March 1947 in Paris during Django's post-war period, a time when his music combined the elegance of Gypsy Jazz with the…

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Cherokee

1 grille Ukulele
1938
Ray Noble — Composer

Cherokee is one of the most influential jazz standards ever written. It was composed by Ray Noble in 1938 as part of his Indian Suite, a collection of four compositions inspired by Native American themes. Over time, Cherokee became one of…

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Chez nous

1 grille Ukulele
1999
Paris Combo — Composer

Chez Nous is a song by the French band Paris Combo, known for their unique blend of jazz, swing, chanson, Latin, and world music. Released in the late 1990s, the song reflects the group's playful style, combining Parisian charm with…

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Ja-Da

1 grille Ukulele
1918
Bob Carleton — Composer

Ja-Da (Ja Da, Ja Da, Jing Jing Jing!) is an American popular song written by pianist and composer Bob Carleton in 1918. Built around an extremely simple melody and equally straightforward lyrics, the song became a major success and…

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Mambembe

0 grilles
1973
Chico Buarque — Composer, Lyricist

Mambembe is a Brazilian song written and composed by Chico Buarque. Released in 1972 for the film Quando o Carnaval Chegar, it celebrates the life of travelling performers. The Portuguese word "mambembe" refers to itinerant actors…

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Monk Theme

1 grille Ukulele
2004
Jeff Beal — Composer

Monk Theme is an original composition by Jeff Beal, written in 2004 as the main theme for the television series Monk. The piece perfectly captures the personality of the show's brilliant but eccentric detective, Adrian Monk, blending…

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Nagasaki

1 grille Ukulele
1928
Harry Warren — Composer

Nagasaki is a jazz standard composed by Harry Warren with lyrics by Mort Dixon, first published in 1928. Inspired by the Japanese port city, the song quickly became a favorite among dance bands and jazz musicians thanks to its lively…

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Rose Room

1 grille Ukulele
1917
Art Hickman — Composer

Rose Room is a jazz standard composed by Art Hickman with lyrics by Harry Williams, first published in 1917. Originally written as a popular dance tune, it quickly became a favorite among jazz musicians thanks to its memorable melody and…

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Rosetta

1 grille Ukulele
1933
Earl Hines — Composer

Rosetta is a jazz standard composed by Earl Hines with lyrics by Henri Woode, first published in 1933. Featuring a memorable melody and sophisticated harmony, the tune quickly became a favorite among swing musicians and has remained an…

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Shine

1 grille Ukulele
1910
Ford Dabney — Composer

Shine is a jazz standard composed by Ford Dabney with lyrics by Cecil Mack and Lew Brown, first published in 1910. Originally written as a popular song, it became one of the most enduring standards of early jazz, thanks to its memorable…

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Solitude

1 grille Ukulele
1934
Duke Ellington — Composer

Solitude is one of the most celebrated jazz ballads ever written. Composed by Duke Ellington in 1934, with lyrics later added by Eddie DeLange and Irving Mills, the song quickly became a masterpiece of the Great American Songbook. Its…

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