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502 Blues

502 Blues is a jazz standard composed in 1958 by Jimmy Rowles. The composition is best known through Wayne Shorter's rendition on his 1967 album, Adam's Apple.^[1]

Musical composition

The song is a 32-bar waltz in A minor.

Form of 502 Blues^[2]
A-7	D♭Δ7	Bø7	E7♯9
A-7	D♭Δ7	Bø7	E7♯9
C-7	F7	B♭Δ7	A♭-7 D♭7
First ending
F♯ø7	B7♭9	EΔ7♯5	EΔ7♯5 E7
Second ending
F♯ø7	B7♭9	E-7	E-7

Notable recordings

Bill Holman - Mel Lewis Quintet in "Jive for Five (1959)"
Wayne Shorter in "Adam's Apple (1967)"
Harold Danko Trio in "Three of Four (1998)"
Michael Cochrane, Bob Malach, Calvin Hill, and Jeff Hirshfield in "Quartet Music (2001)"
Jeremy Pelt in "Close to My Heart (2003)"

References

^ Ron. "502 Blues (from The Jazz Pianist's Ultimate Guide To The Real Book)". Keyboard Improv. Retrieved 2022-08-06.
^ The Real Book (6th ed.). Milwaukee, WI: Hal Leonard Pub. Corp. February 1, 2007. ISBN 978-1-4234-2451-2. OCLC 189624769.

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