Duke Ellington -The Treasury Shows 03 -Storyville CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 (Opening Theme) Take the 'A' Train

1.2 Blutopia

1.3 Bond Promo

1.4 Clementine

1.5 My Heart Sings

1.6 Sentimental Journey

1.7 I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)

1.8 Three Cent Stomp

1.9 Black and Tan Fantasys

1.10 Blue Skies (Into Bond Promo and Station Break)

1.11 Broadcast Return (Over Piano Music)

1.12 Three Concertos: Passion Flower

1.13 Three Concertos: Air Conditioned Jungle

1.14 Three Concertos: Frantic Fantasy

1.15 I'm Beginning to See the Light (; Bond Promo)

1.16 Main Stem

1.17 Everything But You

1.18 Carnegie Blues

1.19 Jump for Joy (Closing Theme)/Things Ain't What They Used to Be

1.20 Jumpin' Punkins

1.21 A Door Will Open

1.22 West Indian Dance

1.23 I Aini't Got Nothin' But the Blues

1.24 Jack the Bear (Into Broadcast Close)

2.1 (Opening Theme) Take the 'A' Train

2.2 Carnegie Blues

2.3 Riff Staccato

2.4 Bond Promo

2.5 All at Once

2.6 Yesterdays

2.7 I Miss Your Kiss

2.8 Accentuate the Positive

2.9 Bond Promo

2.10 Blue Cellophane

2.11 (Theme) Take the 'A' Train (Into Station Break)

2.12 (Theme) Take the 'A' Train (; Broadcast Return)

2.13 Prelude to a Kiss

2.14 Caravan

2.15 Sophisticated Lady

2.16 I Ain't Got Nothin' But the Blues

2.17 Bond Promo/I'm Beginning to See the Light

2.18 In a Mellotone

2.19 Harlem Air Shaft

2.20 I Don't Mind

2.21 Bond Promo

2.22 The Jeep Is Jumpin' (Into Broadcast Close)

2.23 (Theme) Take the 'A' Train

2.24 Just A-Settin' and A-Rockin'

2.25 Clementine

2.26 The Wonder of You

2.27 I'll Buy That Dream

2.28 Come to Baby, Do (Into Broadcast Close)

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Treasury Shows 3 is an album by Duke Ellington, released in 2011. The album is a jazz 2-CD. -

©&? 2001 D.E.T.S. Tracks 1-1 to 1-19 - Treasury Broadcast No. 4, Adams Theatre, Newark, N.J, May 5th, 1945 (ABC) Tracks 1-20 to 1-24 - Remote Broadcast From The New Zanzibar, New York City, October 1945 (NBC) Tracks 2-1 to 2-22 - Treasury Broadcast No. 5, From Studio 6B, Radio City, NYC, May 12th, 1945 (ABC) Tracks 23-2 to 2-28 - Remote Broadcast From The New Zanzibar, New York City, November 1945 (NBC) Duke Ellington is incorrectly attributed with co-writing track 1-19. It was written by Mercer Ellington alone, with a lyric added later by Ted Persons. Verified by ASCAP research.

"The Treasury Shows 03" is a captivating CD release by the legendary jazz musician Duke Ellington, produced by Storyville Records. This album forms part of the acclaimed "Treasury Shows" series, which features rare and previously unreleased live radio broadcasts from Ellington's orchestra during the mid-1940s. Listeners are treated to an authentic snapshot of one of jazz history?s most influential bands at their creative peak, with energetic performances and unique arrangements that showcase Ellington?s genius as both composer and bandleader. Duke Ellington remains one of the most celebrated figures in jazz, known for classics like "Mood Indigo," "It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)," and his innovative big band sound that shaped modern music. Storyville Records is renowned for its dedication to preserving classic jazz recordings, offering high-quality releases that appeal to collectors and new fans alike.

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SV9039003

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