I've Got A Crush On You: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

I've Got A Crush On You: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

George Gershwin

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Why we love this

This standard has proven itself across decades of jazz and popular music contexts, and the TAB format makes it accessible to guitarists who read tab fluently but may be less comfortable with traditional notation. The melody is instantly recognizable and singable, which means your students can focus on chord navigation and comping patterns without wrestling unfamiliar harmonic territory.

What to expect

Playful and romantic. The melody bounces with infectious charm, supported by harmony that's warm without being overly sentimental. It's the kind of tune that invites you to smile while you play.

Who it's for

Guitarists who read tab comfortably and want to learn jazz standards or popular repertoire in an accessible format. This works well for intermediate players building chord-melody skills or for ensemble guitarists learning comping parts alongside singers or horns.

How to get the most out of it

  • Map out the chord changes before diving into the tab so you understand the harmonic movement; this prevents mechanical playing and helps you anticipate chord voicings.
  • Listen to recorded versions in different styles (swing trio, jazz quartet, contemporary pop) to hear how the melody sits over various accompaniment approaches.
  • Practice the tab slowly enough to lock in clean fretting transitions, especially if the arrangement includes quick position shifts or chord changes.
  • Experiment with rhythmic variation once you've mastered the written tab; this standard rewards phrasing choices and swing feel.

How to use it

Slot this into a jazz ensemble performance, a guitar recital focused on standards, or a coffeehouse setting where acoustic arrangements shine. It pairs naturally with other American songbook material and works equally well as a solo vehicle or as an accompaniment for a vocalist.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading guitar TAB notation fluently
  • Understanding and navigating jazz chord progressions
  • Chord-melody arrangement and voice leading on guitar
  • Sight-reading rhythmic notation while playing tablature
  • Adapting phrasing and dynamics to a jazz standard idiom

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