Five Spot After Dark
- Music
- Benny Golson
"Five Spot After Dark" is a 1959 blues by the saxophonist Benny Golson, named after the Five Spot Café in New York. This page has the Five Spot After Dark chords and a backing track you can slow down, speed up and transpose.
Who wrote "Five Spot After Dark"
Benny Golson wrote it as an instrumental. It was first recorded on trombonist Curtis Fuller's album Blues-ette, with Golson on tenor saxophone.
Recordings that made it a standard
- Curtis Fuller — Blues-ette (Savoy, 1959).
Five Spot After Dark chords:
A
Fm
Bbm
Fm
G7
C7
Fm
Outro A
Fm
Key: F minor · Tempo: 132 bpm
Play the chord progression and change the key, style and tempo:
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