Some Sweet Day
- Music
- Tony Jackson, Abe Olman
- Lyrics
- Ed Rose
"Some Sweet Day" is a 1917 song by the New Orleans pianist Tony Jackson and Abe Olman, with words by Ed Rose. This page has the Some Sweet Day chords and a backing track you can slow down, speed up and transpose.
Who wrote "Some Sweet Day"
Tony Jackson, one of the most admired pianists of early New Orleans and Chicago, wrote the music with Abe Olman, and Ed Rose the words. Dixieland bands kept it in their repertoire.
Some Sweet Day chords:
Intro A
C
A
C/E Ebdim
G7/D C#dim
Dm G7 Gaug
C Cdim G7
C Cm
G E7
Am D7
G7 Gaug
C/E Ebdim
G7/D C#dim
Dm G7 Gaug
C
G/D Cm Eb
G/D E7
Am D7
G
D7
G7
D7
G7
B
C
C7 C7/Bb
D7/A
D7
G7
C Ebdim
G7/D G7
C
C7 C7/Bb
D7/A
D7
G7
C C7 Cdim G7
C
Outro A
C
Key: C major ยท Tempo: 146 bpm
Play the chord progression and change the key, style and tempo:
Play "Some Sweet Day" in the online player