Solo Guitar – Played on 1939 Epiphone Deluxe,
originally owned by John Pisano
Supplied by the Arch Top Foundation
I Have Dreamed
Solo Guitar – Played on 1939 Epiphone Deluxe,
originally owned by John Pisano
Supplied by the Arch Top Foundation
Richard Rogers / Composer
Oscar Hammerstein / Lyrics
Recorded with an AKG 414 TLM11. No amplifier.
Oscillator Ointment – Live from ZEB’S
Stacy Dillard _ tenor
Brandon Lee Lewis _drums
Ben Meigners_bass
Saul Zebulon Rubin_guitar/composer
Sasquatch Shuffle – Guitar Solo
Song For Roy – The Zebtet
Jazz Gallery 3/15/25
My Tunes
Dear friends,
I have decided to make lead sheets of my compositions available for download. As a musician and artist I have always been driven by the spiritual nature of music and art, and the creative process. I turned 65 on October 30 2023 and the temporary nature of life is becoming very apparent to me. Therefore I want to share my compositions with the world before it’s time for me to go. All I ask is that if someone records my music that they contact me so we can process the publishing at Zebtunes BMI. I really hope people would like my tunes and want to play them.
Peace and Love to all, Saul Zebulon Rubin.
GOODY
This beautiful tune was composed by the late great Thomas Chapin during the days of his band Spirits Rebellious in the mid to late 80’s. I was one of the founding members of that group. This song was composed during a transitional phase of Thomas’ life when he made important changes after leaving the Lionel Hampton band and represents a happy and positive time for him. He was a major influence for me as an instrumentalist and composer.
This arrangement and production was finished 11/9/23. I played all the instruments.
I hope you like it.
Ballad For The Children
This beautiful ballad by Roy Hargrove is on his recording Crisol.
I recently heard this tune and I think its really beautiful so I did my version of it.
All tracks played my me. Thanks for listening.
Saul Rubin Solo Guitar -Nightingale
“A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square”
Lyrics by Eric Maschwitz and music by Manning Sherwin.
