The final concert piece written by the composer of this song was a set of variations on it for piano and orchestra.
A set of variations on this song includes what the composer described as an imitation of "Chinese flutes playing out of tune." A pop cover of this song by The Happenings hit #3 on the singles charts in 1967. The final concert piece written by the composer of this song was a set of variations on it for piano and orchestra. (*) Ethel Merman's performance of this song in her Broadway debut launched her career. Its lyrics repeat the question "Who could ask for anything more?" The chord progression of this song from the musical Girl Crazy is the basis for songs like Lester Young's "Lester Leaps In" and Duke Ellington's "Cotton Tail." For 10 points, name this song written by George and Ira Gershwin whose chord progression is known as its namesake "changes."
A set of variations on this song includes what the composer described as an imitation of "Chinese flutes playing out of tune.
"I Got Rhythm"