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"You're My Everything" was composed by Harry Warren in 1931 for the Broadway revue The Laugh Parade. This effusive love song celebrates total devotion and has maintained a place in the jazz repertoire through its appealing melody and harmonic richness.

The form is a 32-bar AABA, most commonly performed in C major. The melody carries Warren's characteristic elegance and is typically taken at a medium swing tempo. The chord progression includes chromatic movement that provides engaging material for improvisation. Freddie Hubbard notably applied alternate changes to this tune, creating a modernized harmonic approach that has since become widely adopted.

The most prominent jazz recording is by the Miles Davis Quintet on Relaxin' (Prestige, released 1958), featuring John Coltrane and Red Garland. Freddie Hubbard's version on Hub-Tones (Blue Note, 1962) introduced reharmonized changes that influenced many subsequent interpretations. Nat King Cole and Booker Ervin have also recorded notable versions.