“Exactly Like You” was written by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields in 1930 and has since become one of the most played jazz standards, with memorable recorded versions by Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, Django Reinhardt, Ella Fitzgerald, and many others. Aaron’s arrangement uses a lot of ii7–V7 progressions, and he explains how you can use ii7–V7 changes as substitutions to move to the next chord in a progression. “Exactly Like You” has a standard AABA 32-bar form, and in this video, Aaron walks you through the first two A parts of his arrangement of.
