Duke Ellington - The Essential Works: 1928 - 1962

Tracklist

1
Side A
1.
The Mooche
Duke Ellington
03:15
2.
Jungle Jamboree
Duke Ellington
03:03
3.
I m Checking Out Go om Bye
Duke Ellington
02:29
4.
The C Jam Blues
Duke Ellington
02:43
5.
Caravan - 1945
Duke Ellington
02:54
6.
Tenderly
Duke Ellington
05:24
Side B
1.
Kinda Dukish
Duke Ellington
02:33
2.
Montevideo
Duke Ellington
02:34
3.
Solitude
Duke Ellington
04:44
4.
Cong-Go
Duke Ellington
04:15
5.
Blues For Jerry new
Duke Ellington
04:37
6.
In a Sentimental Mood new
Duke Ellington
04:17
2
Side C
1.
Duet
Duke Ellington
03:13
2.
Duke's Place
Duke Ellington
02:33
3.
Fat Mouth
Duke Ellington
02:41
4.
Night Stick
Duke Ellington
03:11
5.
Caravan - 1962
Duke Ellington
06:12
Side D
1.
Such Sweet Thunder
Duke Ellington
03:20
2.
Half The Fun
Duke Ellington
04:16
3.
Flirtbird
Duke Ellington
02:13
4.
Upper and Outest
Duke Ellington
02:22
5.
Money Jungle
Duke Ellington
05:30
6.
Fleurette Africaine
Duke Ellington
03:34

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Information


  • Artist : Duke Ellington
  • Label : Masters of Jazz
  • Format : 2 x 12"(140g)
  • CountryUnited States
  • GenresJazz
  • Estimated shipping dateDelivery within 2 to 7 days

Description

Born in the 19 th century, Duke Ellington moved through the 20th either initiating or accompanying every modern phase that traversed the world of jazz. He began appearing at the Cotton Club in 1927, and went on to become no doubt one of that century's major jazz figures, recognized by both his peers and an audience that was immense. From the New Orleans style to the big bands of the swing era, from Swing itself to Bebop, and from the quot;Cool" to the modern jazz of Coltrane and Mingus, he composed and played with peerless musicians and made the transformation of jazz immortal, all in the course of a career lasting fifty years. His own orchestra made each phase tangible, and he composed a huge number of pieces for them. To those talents he added another: that of revealing, bringing to full bloom and giving new visibility to many, many musicians: Bubber Miley, Johnny Hodges, Cootie Williams, Rex Stewart, Ray Nance, Joe Nanton, Cat Anderson, Billy Strayhorn… The list goes on.

The four sides of this album — covering the period 1928-1962 — illustrate not only the path of the
composer and the career of the conductor, pianist and bandleader; they also show the evolution of jazz throughout fifty years.

Duke Ellington
United States