Song: Standing Firm

Artist:	Jacob Miller
Written by:	Jacob Miller, Roger Lewis
Originally written by:	Paul Desmond
Language:	English
First release:	On audio single Standing Tall (1978)

Cover hierarchy

Take Five by The Dave Brubeck Quartet (1959)
- Take Five by Si Zentner and His Orchestra (1962)
- Take Five by Neal Hefti and His Jazz Pops Orchestra (1962)
- Take Five by Elek Bacsik (1962)
- Take Five by Carmen McRae (1962)
  - Take Five by Marilyn Maye (1965)
  - Take Five by Al Jarreau (1977)
  - Take Five by Lesley Olsher (1992)
  - Take Five by Judy Roberts (1996)
  - Take Five by Pamela Knowles (June 20, 1996)
  - Take Five by Aziza Mustafa Zadeh (1997)
  - Take Five by Antonio Forcione & Sabina Sciubba (1997)
  - Take Five by Tom Michael (1999)
  - Take Five by Mary Pearson (2000)
  - Take Five by Davis and Dow (2002)
  - Take Five by Pamela Driggs (October 2002)
  - Take Five by Eileen Mager (January 2004)
  - Take Five by Thomasina (January 2005)
  - Take Five by Malene Mortensen (2005)
- Take Five by Quincy Jones (1963)
- Take Five by The Spotnicks (1963)
- Take Five by Buddy Merrill (1965)
- Take Five by Don Gardner & Dee Dee Ford (1965)
- Take Five by David Snell (1966)
- Take Five by Bud Shank (December 1966)
- Take Five by Trudy Pitts (1967)
- The Russians Are Coming by Val Bennett (1968)
- Take Five by Willie Mitchell (1969)
- Take Five by Chet Atkins (1973)
- Take Five by George Benson (October 1974)
- Take Five by The Paul Desmond Quartet (1976)
- Standing Firm by Jacob Miller (1978)
- Take Five by Reggae Clinic 65 (1978)
- Take Five by Rico (1979)
- Take Five by Jimmy Johnson (1979)
- Take Five by Jim Couzer and Eileen Monger (1983)
- Take Five by Ed Bickert (1983)
- Take Five by Ron McCroby (1984)
- Take Five by Tito Puente (1985)
- Take Five by Deborah Henson-Conant (1987)
- Take Five by No Strings Attached (1987)
- Take Five by I Salonisti (1989)
- Take Five by George Shearing (1989)
- Take Five by David Jacobs (1990)
- Take Five by Eugene Rousseau & The ER Big Band (1990)
- Take Five by Acoustic Alchemy (August 1990)
- Take Five by H. P. Zinker (1991)
- Take Five by Rhoda Scott (1991)
- Take Five by Kenny Blake (February 26, 1991)
- Take Five by Davy Graham (1992)
- Take Five by Terrence Farrell (1992)
- Take Five by Paul Mauriat (1992)
- Take Five (Take Another Five) by Grover Washington Jr. (April 1992)
- Take Five by Hank Marvin (1993)
- Take Five by Marian McPartland and Dave Brubeck (1993)
- Take Five by Milan Turkovic, Daniele Damiano, Clelia Goldings, Richard Galler, Philip Moll, Peter Sadlo (1994)
- Take Five by The Manhattan Jazz Orchestra (1994)
- Take Five by Madcat & Kane (May 1994)
- Take Five by Richard Drueding and Stephen Ferraro (June 1994)
- Take Five by Roger Hudson (October 1994)
- Take Five by Toots Thielemans (October 5, 1994)
- Take Five by Mike Frost (1995)
- Take Five by Rick Eldridge (1995)
- Take Five by The Joe Roccisano Orchestra (1995)
- Take Five by Jazzkantine (1996)
- Take Five by The Recliners (1996)
- Take Five by Robert LaFond (February 6, 1996)
- Take Five by The Specials (May 14, 1996)
- Take Five by Harvey Mason (June 1996)
- Take Five by Gary Motley (January 1997)
- Take Five by The John Basile Quartet (April 15, 1997)
- Take Five by Rico & Freetown (September 16, 1997)
- Take Five by Bruce Klauber (1998)
- Take Five by The Harry Goldson Big Band (1998)
- Take Five by Mark Ramsden & Dave Cliff (January 1998)
- Take Five by XL (1998)
- Take Five by The Carsten Dahl Trio (March 1998)
- Take Five by Tommy Jones (March 1998)
- Take Five by Carnavalito (January 1999)
- Take Five by Ronfo (1999)
- Take Five by Filó Machado (1999)
- Take Five by Don Angle (1999)
- Take Five by Dancing Fantasy (May 1999)
- Take Five by The London Double Bass Sound (December 1999)
- Take Five by Fabrice Eulry (December 1999)
- Take Five by Quintessence Saxophone Quintet (2000)
- Take Five by Ndugu Chancler, Stanley Clarke, Patrice Rushen (2000)
- Take Five by String Cheese Incident (2000)
- Take Five by Triple Play (2000)
- Take Five by Nate Leath (November 2000)
- Take Five by 12Girls Band (2001)
- Take Five by The Brubeck Brothers Quartet (2001)
- Take Five by Christoph Spendel (2001)
- Take Five by Super Trombone (2001)
- Take Five by Lisa Hilton (2001)
- Take Five by Marty Q (March 2001)
- Take Five by Phil Upchurch (June 2001)
- Take Five by Donald Harrison (2002)
- Take Five by Brent Jensen (February 2002)
- Take Five by The Helge Lien Trio (September 2002)
- Take Five by Two for Brazil (April 2003)
- Take Five by Yuko Ohigashi (March 2004)
- Take Five by Clark Terry (October 5, 2004)
- Take Five by Jeff Niess & Ensemble Siete (November 2004)
- Take Five by Mondo Eleven (December 2004)
- Take Five by Yehudit and Beth Snellings (2005)
- Take Five by Philip Strange and Larry Marshall (January 2005)
- Take Five by The Great Jazz Trio (2005)
- Take Five by The Simon Jensen Band (2005)
- Take Five by The Joe Gilman Trio (March 15, 2005)
- Take Five by Anthony Braxton (April 2005)
- Take Five by Jeff Peterson (July 5, 2005)
- Take Five by Trio da Paz (September 20, 2005)
- Take Five by David Hillis & Allan Johnson (2007)

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Did you know?

It's Only a Paper Moon by Ella Fitzgerald was originally written by Harold Arlen, Billy Rose, E.Y. Harburg and performed by Claire Carleton in 1932.

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