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Out of stock180-gram vinyl reissue New 2022 DMM cut utilizing remastered audio files from 2014 Duke Ellington's big band classic on Bethlehem Pressed at Precision Record Pressing in Canada Legendary American pianist, composer and bandleader Duke Ellington recorded this album for the Bethlehem label in 1956 AllMusic rated the album 21/2...
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Out of stockOn Nov 8, 1969,on the stage of the Berlin Philharmonic's main hall, the Duke, whose portrait is the poster of the Jazztage Festival celebrating his 70th birthday, slowly joined his piano His orchestra was at the helm, adorned with a gleaming section, some of whom have accompanied him for 30 years, such as Cootie Willams and Cat...
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Duke Ellington The Feeling of Jazz on 180-gram LP from Black Lion/Original Recordings Group 1962 set from Duke Ellington and his orchestra contains new material and fresh interpretations of classics Spectacular audiophile restoration series resurrects UK label Black Lion Mastered at Bernie Grundman Studios by Chris Bellman and...
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"One of the great Ellington albums, one of the great Hawkins albums and one of the great albums of the 1960s" — The New York Times Even though Duke Ellington and Coleman Hawkins had both been well-known jazzmen since the early 1920s and continued to be successful until their deaths, their only recorded encounter was the LP Duke...
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Out of stockDuring the early 1960s, Duke Ellington made many collaborative recordings with jazz greats He paired up with Count Basie, Louis Armstrong, Coleman Hawkins, Max Roach, and Charles Mingus, but his album with John Coltrane was among his most successful This was in due in no small part to the brilliance of Coltrane’s playing But...
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Out of stock"while the 33 was a startler, the new (45 RPM) version — spread out on two LPs, to accommodate the wider grooves — will leave you breathless There's more sparkle to Ellington's piano, more wood in Wendell Marshall's bass, more breath and reed and romance in Johnny Hodges' alto sax, more force in Jimmy Hamilton's hard-blown...
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Outside there was the rain and the bone-freezing chill of November in Manchester, England Inside the concert hall it was warm and it was beautiful Duke was alive and well, and his orchestra was playing with all the flaring genius that has entranced us since first this musical miracle of our century found his vocation of...
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Out of stockBlack, Brown, & Beige is Duke Ellington’s musical representation of the African American experience in the United States It is arguably The Maestro’s greatest work The triumph of telling so important a story so well through music alone makes Duke Ellington’s Black, Brown, & Beige a masterpiece Black, Brown, &...
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Out of stockThis music counts among Ellington’s most well-realized ‘concept projects’, all inspired by Shakespeare’s work and filled with memorable melodies and ample opportunities for solos by Cat Anderson, Johnny Hodges, Paul Gonsalves, and Quentin Jackson The Ellington-Strayhorn compositions treat their soloists like actors...
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Out of stockBig band fans, take note! These nine numbers, in precisely this version, belong in every collection We are talking about the year 1960, and the 17 musicians involved have probably performed this very repertoire every night in a different venue all over the globe But in the studio it all sounds fresh and new, well practised but...
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Out of stockThis music counts among Ellington’s most well-realized ‘concept projects’, all inspired by Shakespeare’s work and filled with memorable melodies and ample opportunities for solos by Cat Anderson, Johnny Hodges, Paul Gonsalves, and Quentin Jackson The Ellington-Strayhorn compositions treat their soloists like actors...
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Out of stockEllington...
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Out of stockOn September 17, 1962, Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus and Max Roach gathered at Sound Makers studio in NYC and recorded Money Jungle, one of the most celebrated jazz trio albums of all time Generational and stylistic differences between the three masters led to fearless music-making of the highest order The album was originally...