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Duke Ellington & His Orchestra 1929-1943
Description The music compilation home video release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra: 1929-1943 presents, in a single, 55-minute collection, numerous performances of demigod Ellington and his jazz orchestra, culled from films issued between 1929 and 1947. Contents include seven numbers from the 1929 Black and Tan, two from the 1930 Check and Double Check, and four from the 1934 Symphony in Black, plus a pair of performances from a 1937 Paramount Newsreel and Ellington and co.'s rendition of I've...
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Masterpieces by Ellington [Bonus Tracks] - CD - Duke Ellington & His Orchestra
Personnel: Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn (arranger, piano); Yvonne Lanuaze (vocals); Willie Smith (soprano & alto saxophones); Russell Procope (alto saxophone, clarinet); Johnny Hodges (alto saxophone); Jimmy Hamilton (tenor saxophone, clarinet); Paul Gonsalves (tenor saxophone); Harry Carney (baritone saxophone); Cat Anderson, Harold "Shorty" Baker, Nelson Williams, Andres Merenghito, Ray Nance, Clark Terry (trumpet); Lawrence Brown, Quentin Jackson, Tyree Glenn, Jaun Tizol (trombone); Wendell...
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The Centennial Anthology [Deluxe Edition], Duke Ellington & His Orchestra, Music CD
Many of the countless Louis Armstrong anthologies that have been assembled over the years have focused on a particular period of the seminal trumpeter/singer's career -- perhaps his Hot Five/Hot Seven jewels of the '20s, perhaps Armstrong in the '40s or '50s. But The Centennial Anthology spans 39 years of his long career and does so both aurally and visually. The Centennial Anthology is a two-disc set, though not a two-CD set; the first disc is a 58-minute audio CD spanning 1928-1967, the second...
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Description This mid-priced triple-CD box (originally five separate LPs) contains 64 tracks recorded by Ellington and his band for radio broadcast between March 28, 1946 and June 10, 1947. This was a period in which the Ellington band was, if anything, underrecorded -- he'd ended his longtime stay on RCA-Victor and was moving to Musicraft and then on to Columbia, and the move between labels left Ellington less well represented in the studio than he might otherwise have been with a long-term contract...
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Decorative Art. Abstract. Figurative. Floral & Botanical. Landscapes. Performing Arts. Sports. more... Vintage Art. Food. Fashion. Travel. Beverages. Transportation. Sports. more...
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Duke Ellington Orchestra
* My Blues. * Down Hill. * Stella By Starlight. * Autumn Leaves. * Monkey Milk. * Whats Going On. * The Funkster. * Groove On. * You Send Me. * Light My Fire. * Were In The Money.
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Duke Ellington and HIs Orchestra: Newport 1958
Two years after his major success at the Newport Jazz Festival , Duke Ellington returned for another excellent if somewhat overlooked performance. The set is highlighted by an exciting trumpet feature ( "El Gato" ), "Jazz Festival Jazz" (which has cool and hot sections with impressions of both modern and New Orleans jazz ), "Mr. Gentle and Mr. Cool," and a showcase for Clark Terry on flugelhorn ( "Juniflip" ). A special treat is baritonist Gerry Mulligan 's only recording with Ellington , "Prima...
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The 1999 reissue of this album marks a total reconstruction and rethinking of the original LP, and such a complete break from the original album that its story could fill a book. Such Sweet Thunder was originally announced as a stereo and mono release, but only showed up in mono thanks to the technical problems inherent in early stereo in creating a concert-like ambience in which the performance seemed continuous. The reissue presents the original album as it was intended, using alternate takes from...
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Duke Ellington & His Orchestra
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Notes: Personnel: Duke Ellington (piano); Cat Anderson, Clark Terry, Shorty Baker, Ray Nance, Cootie Williams, Mercer Ellington, Eddie Preston, Money Johnson, Johnny Coles (trumpet); Britt Woodman, Quentin Jackson, John Sanders, Vince Prudente, Chuck Connors, Booty Wood, Malcolm Taylor (trombone); Harold Minerve, Norris Turney, Paul Gonsalves, Harold Ashby, Harry Carney, Russ Andrews, Russell Procope, Johnny Hodges, Jimmy Hamilton (reeds); Wulf Freedman (electric bass); Joe Benjamin, Jimmy Woode...
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In 1974 the inimitable, irreplaceable Duke Ellington died. This tribute led by his son, Mercer, followed shortly thereafter and features many veterans of Ellington's greatest compositional instrument, his orchestra. Saxophonist Harry Carney takes a fine solo on "Drop Me Off in Harlem"; other favorites include "All Too Soon," "Jeep's Blues," "Blue Serge," "Harlem Air Shaft," "Black and Tan Fantasy," and "Jump for Joy."
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Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, Vol. 4: 1943
Personnel: Duke Ellington (piano); Ray Nance (vocals, violin, trumpet); Al Hillard, Kay Davis, Al Hibbler (vocals); Fred Guy (guitar); Jimmy Hamilton (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Johnny Hodges, Otto Hardwick (alto saxophone); Al Sears (tenor saxophone); Taft Jordan, Shelton Hemphill, Cat Anderson (trumpet); Rex Stewart (cornet); Joe Tricky Sam Nanton, Lawrence Brown , Claude Jones (trombone); Hillard Brown (drums).
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8-Track-Shack.com can also transfer the music on this cassette tape to a CD or mp3 for you. Just select which transfer you prefer from the available options and we will send a digital copy on CD along with your cassette tape. Of course the cassette will have to be opened in order to transfer the music.
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Duke Ellington and His Orchestra at the Graystone Ballroom, New York City, 1933
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra at the Graystone Ballroom, New York City, 1933
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To order this Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - Graystone Ballroom NYC 1933 Framed Art Print click "Add to Cart". Click "back to shopping" to shop for more posters or art prints. To custom frame your poster or art print, click frame me, then add the custom framed poster or art print to your basket. When ready to checkout, your poster or art print purchase will be safe and secure.
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Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - Graystone Ballroom, NYC 1933, by Loren, Dennis Art Print
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Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, Vol. 1: 1943
In the 1980s, the release of Duke Ellington's complete transcriptions for World Broadcasting was a major addition to his already sizable catalog. The songs on this compilation include everything recorded on November 8, 1943, with two takes from the next day's session. The fidelity is outstanding, as Circle was able to utilize the original glass masters, resulting in sound that exceeds many of Ellington's commercial recordings of the era. That said, the presence of numerous incomplete takes and false...
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Title: Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - Graystone Ballroom, NYC 1933 Pre-made Frame
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Duke Ellington in Concert
The music of the Duke Ellington Orchestra helped define the role of jazz in America. Here is a swingin' medley for young bands including the memorable titles: Take The “A” Train, Don't Get Around Much Anymore, Caravan, Mood Indigo and It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing).
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Duke Ellington The Piano Prince and His Orchestra
Average A very nice ex-library copy with usual library markings and clean pages. Site allows up to 30 calendar days for standard U.S. shipping-please take this into account when choosing a shipping method. Thank you!
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