Come And Get Your Love: Lead Sheet / Fake Book
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Come And Get Your Love: Lead Sheet / Fake Book

As performed by Redbone / As performed by Real McCoy

Item: 35-DS00376550
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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 1
SKU: 35-DS00376550

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About the Artist: Redbone

Redbone emerged from the Native American rock scene of the 1970s, bringing a distinctive blend of rock, funk, and soul influences that defied easy categorization. The group's willingness to experiment across genres while maintaining infectious grooves made them influential figures in popular music, with their catalog providing rich material for contemporary musicians to explore.

Why we love this

This lead sheet captures one of the most recognizable hooks in popular music, giving your students access to a groove that feels instantly satisfying to play. The straightforward harmonic language makes it accessible for pianists still building their sight-reading stamina, while the rhythm section foundation translates beautifully to small ensembles or as accompaniment for vocalists.

What to expect

The groove sits somewhere between laid-back confidence and irresistible momentum, with a groove-centered melody that invites listeners into a shared moment rather than commanding the room. Playing it feels like stepping into a space where precision and pocket live together comfortably.

Who it's for

Pianists and keyboardists exploring popular music arrangements, vocalists building a contemporary repertoire, or ensembles seeking a high-engagement piece that students recognize immediately. This works equally well for jazz combos, pop-focused programs, or general music classes where engaging material drives participation.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock into the pocket by feeling the sixteenth-note subdivisions beneath the main groove; this keeps the swing element from flattening into straight rhythms.
  • Emphasize the call-and-response dynamic between melody and harmony to let the song's personality shine through rather than treating it as background material.
  • Experiment with voicing clusters on the left hand to thicken the texture without losing the original song's lean, funky aesthetic.
  • Let the syncopated hits breathe by giving them space; resist over-filling the bar with comping patterns.

How to use it

Open a pop or contemporary music concert with this to set an energetic, welcoming tone, or use it as a bridge piece between classical and vernacular music repertoire. It also serves beautifully in small ensemble contexts or as a showcase for student vocalists working with live accompaniment.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading syncopated rhythms across bar lines
  • Interpreting lead sheet notation and implied voicing
  • Playing with pocket and groove-oriented accompaniment
  • Balancing melody with harmonic support without overstating either
  • Adapting arrangement to ensemble size and instrumentation

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