The Golden Arm

The Golden Arm is a classic jazz standard composed by George Duning with lyrics by Ned Washington. Originally part of the 1954 film "Sense and Sensibility," it is an instrumental piece characterized by its smooth, swinging melody and sophisticated harmony. The tune is celebrated for its catchy, memorable motif and jazzy feel, often performed by big bands and jazz ensembles. Its timeless appeal lies in its mixture of lyrical lines and rhythmic swing, making it a favorite among jazz musicians and enthusiasts for improvisation and performance.