@@OCTOKATSbefore I give you any resources I must say this, going to these recordings and listening, learning, and figuring out how to use your ear to identify the chords will pay you dividends in return. Your ear is one of the most important items in your musical toolbox and developing it now will greatly benefit you. With my own experience as an aspiring musician, I promise it will help you! With that being said, you can find it on google pretty easily. Go to google (I use google for lead sheets all the time) and search “crazy rhythm lead sheet” or something along the lines of that, then go to either “images” and or “shopping” at the bottom of the search bar. I might show you images of the lead sheet from the Hal Leonard version of the real book first, that’s the one you want. But it might have the sheet but with a “preview only” watermark on it. Then go to the website the image it’s from for a bigger version of it. Happy shedding!