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Duke Ellington And His Orchestra Swing 2001

Performer: Duke Ellington And His Orchestra
Title: 1950
Style: Swing
Released: 2001
MP3 album: 1645 mb
FLAC album: 1836 mb
Rating: 4.7
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Genre: Jazz

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This is the discography of Duke Ellington. Most of these recordings are listed by the year they were recorded rather than year released. Reissues are listed for most of the recordings released before the 1950s, as the original 78s are rare.

The Chronogical Duke Ellington And His Orchestra 1950-1951 Contents.

With the end of the 1948 recording strike, Duke Ellington's orchestra appeared on record for the first time in 22 months on November 1, 1949. The classic band was still largely intact (although Al Sears had departed and the trumpet section was a bit weaker than earlier), but its label (Columbia) was clearly hoping for some new hits. This collection has some unusual pieces along the way, including "Joog, Joog" and "The Piano Roll Blues," but there is an excellent four-song date featuring former Ellington sideman Oscar Pettiford on cello.

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1	–Billy Strayhorn Trio	Cotton Tail Written-By – Ellington*	2:55
2	–Billy Strayhorn Trio	C Jam Blues Written-By – Ellington*	3:01
3	–Billy Strayhorn Trio	Flamingo Written-By – Anderson, Grouya	3:03
4	–Billy Strayhorn Trio	Bang-Up Blues Written-By – Unknown Artist	3:07
5	–Wild Bill Davis And His Real Gone Organ*	Things Ain't What They Used To Be Drums – Jo JonesGuitar – Johnny CollinsOrgan – Wild Bill DavisWritten-By – Ellington	2:43
6	–Wild Bill Davis And His Real Gone Organ*	Make No Mistake Drums – Jo JonesGuitar – Johnny CollinsOrgan – Wild Bill DavisWritten-By – Davis	2:38
7	–Billy Strayhorn Trio	Tonk Written-By – Strayhorn, Ellington	2:59
8	–Billy Strayhorn Trio	Johnny Come Lately Written-By – Strayhorn*	3:00
9	–Billy Strayhorn Trio	In A Blue Summer Garden Written-By – Strayhorn, Ellington	4:07
10	–Billy Strayhorn Trio	Great Times Written-By – Ellington*	2:55
11	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Build That Railroad Vocals – Al HibblerWritten-By – Ellington*	2:41
12	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Love You Madly Vocals – Yvonee LanauzeWritten-By – Ellington	2:56
13	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Great Times Vocals – Yvonee LanauzeWritten-By – Ellington	3:11
14	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	The Tattooed Bride Flugelhorn – Mercer EllingtonTrombone – Tyree GlennWritten-By – Ellington*	11:38
15	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Mood Indigo Flugelhorn – Mercer EllingtonTrombone – Tyree GlennWritten-By – Bigard, Ellington, Mills*	15:28

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Credits

Alto Saxophone – Johnny Hodges (tracks: 11 to 15)
Alto Saxophone, Clarinet – Russell Procope (tracks: 11 to 15)
Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet – Harry Carney (tracks: 11 to 15)
Bass – Joe Shulman (tracks: 7 to 10), Wendell Marshall (tracks: 1 to 4, 7 to 15)
Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone – Jimmy Hamilton (tracks: 11 to 15)
Drums – Sonny Greer (tracks: 11 to 15)
Liner Notes [October, 2001] – Anatol Schenker
Photography By – Erich Mohr
Piano – Billy Strayhorn (tracks: 1 to 4, 7 to 10, 14, 15), Duke Ellington (tracks: 1 to 5, 7 to 15)
Tenor Saxophone – Paul Gonsalves (tracks: 11 to 15)
Trombone – Lawrence Brown (tracks: 11 to 15), Quentin Jackson (tracks: 11 to 15)
Trumpet – Andres Merenguito* (tracks: 11 to 15), Cat Anderson (tracks: 11 to 15), Harold Baker (tracks: 11 to 15), Nelson Williams (tracks: 11 to 15)
Trumpet, Violin – Ray Nance (tracks: 11 to 15)

Notes

Recording dates:
#1 to 4: New York, October 3, 1950
#5, 6: New York, late October 1950
#7 to 10: New York, November, 1950
#11 to 13: New York, November 20, 1950
#14, 15: New York, December 18, 1950

Misspelt 'The Chronogical Classics' on the front.