Duke Ellington - Volume Four - April 30, 1947 Album

Tracklist

1	Just Squeeze Me
2	Frankie & Johnny
3	Passion Flower
4	Overture To A Jam Session
5	The Mooche
6	I'm Just A Lucky So & So
7	Dimuendo & Cresecendo In B
8	Ring Dem Bells
9	Blutopia
10	The Blues
11	Rugged Romeo

Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Johnny Hodges
• Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Harry Carney
• Bass – Oscar Pettiford
• Piano – Duke Ellington
• Tenor Saxophone – Al Sears
• Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet – Jimmy Hamilton
• Trombone – Lawrence Brown, Wilbur de Paris
• Trumpet – Harold 'Shorty' Baker, Taft Jordan
• Trumpet, Violin – Ray Nance
• Vocals – Al Hibbler (tracks: B3), Kay Davis (tracks: B1)

Notes

The notes on the cover of this LP, which have a sheet of paper glued to a plain white cover, state that this concert was not recorded on April 30, 1947 (the date given in the title) at Darmouth College, but at Cornell University, which W. E. Timmer's Ellingtonia Discography gives as being on April 19, 1947. There is no listing for a known recording on April 30, 1947.
Musicians are identified from the notes, a complete personnel list was not included. Timmer lists the following musicians being on the date as well: Shelton Hemphill, Francis Williams, Eddie Barefield: trumpets; Claude Jones: trombone; Russell Procope: alto saxophone, clarinet; Fred Guy: guitar; Ed McConney: drums. Maria Cole is listed as a third vocalist but does not appear on this LP.

Album

Artists D Duke Ellington Volume Four - April 30, 1947. There is no listing for a known recording on April 30, 1947. Musicians are identified from the notes, a complete personnel list was not included. Timmer lists the following musicians being on the date as well: Shelton Hemphill, Francis Williams, Eddie Barefield: trumpets Claude Jones: trombone Russell Procope: alto saxophone, clarinet Fred Guy: guitar Ed McConney: drums. 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. Duke Ellington Vol. 4: April 30, 1947. The Chronological Duke Ellington & His Orchestra 194647 Classics. The Chronological Duke Ellington & His Orchestra 1947 2 volumes Classics. Duke Ellington at Ciro's Dems. Liberian Suite Columbia. Studio Sessions New York 1963 LMR released as The Private Collection Volume Four in 1987. My People Red Baron. Duke Ellington Volume 1 - From The Archives - Duke Ellington Orchestra. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Duke Ellington and his Orchestra is perhaps the greatest of all Jazz bands. The group stayed together for over fifty years and recorded and wrote some of America's. After 1931 the band was billed as Duke Ellington Duke Ellington and his Orchestra is perhaps the greatest of all Jazz bands. The group stayed together for over fifty years and recorded and wrote some of America's greatest music. The band started in New York City under name of the Washingtonians in 1923, they then briefly became known as Duke Ellington and his Kentucky Club Orchestra, then as Duke Ellington and his Cotton Club Orchestra from 1927 to 1930. After 1931 the band was billed as Duke Ellington read more. On 12 April 1927, Duke & his orchestra began the engagement which was to make him world famous: Irvin Mills brought them to the Cotton Club, where they stayed five years. There he laid the Jungle, the Mood and other styles. From December 1926 to October 1930 the Ellington band spent at least 64 days in the studios of 14 recording companies, using 18 different pseudonyms for his band, they recorded about 170 titles. Volume Four - April 30, 1947 LP, Album, Mono. Stardust Records 21. The Clothed Woman 12-30-47 - Duke Ellington. All formats Album CD CD Album CD Single CD Maxi Vinyl records LP 7 inchs 7 inchs SP 7 inchs EP 12 inchs 78 rpm 10 inchs DVD VHS Cassette Clothing T-Shirt Others. Featured items. Contact the shop. Duke Ellington The Armory Concert Washington, DC 4-30-55 FM. Perdido 5:50 All The Things You Are 4:15 Just Squeeze Me But Please Don't Tease Me 2:45 La Virgen De La Macarena 4:15 Happy La Virgen De La Macarena 6:20 A Tone Parallel To Harlem 15:30 Take The A Train 6:55 John Sander's Blues Improv. Bass Jimmy Woode Drums Dave Black Piano Duke Ellington Reeds Harry Carney, Jimmy Hamilton, Paul Gonsalves, Rick Henderson, Russell Procope Trombone Britt Woodman, John Sanders, Quentin Jackson Trumpet Cat Anderson, Clark Terry, Willie Cook Trumpet, Violin Ray Nance. From a boo. Search all items of DUKE ELLINGTON & JOHN COLTRANE. Back to the listing. is the Music Guide dedicated to Groovy Music. Music Guide