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1.1 Take the "A" Train [Opening Theme]1.2 In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree1.3 Kissing Bug1.4 Ellington Bond Promo1.5 Bugle Breaks1.6 Friend of Yours1.7 West Indian Dance1.8 Ellington Bond Promo1.9 Tonight I Shall Sleep (With a Smile on My Face)1.10 Stomp, Look and Listen1.11 I'm Beginning to See the Light [Station Break]1.12 Take the "A" Train (Theme) [Broadcast Return]1.13 (Medley) the Magazine Suite: Downbeat Shuffle1.14 (Medley) the Magazine Suite: Esquire Swank1.15 (Medley) the Magazine Suite: Metronome All Out [Ellington Bond Promo]1.16 If You Are But a Dream1.17 Bluetopia1.18 Candy1.19 Ellington Bond Promo1.20 Main Stem1.21 Take the "A" Train [Broadcast Close]1.22 Midriff1.23 Door Will Open1.24 My Little Brown Book1.25 Stomp, Look and Listen2.1 Waiting for the Train to Come in2.2 Diminuendo in Blue2.3 Rocks in My Bed2.4 Crescendo in Blue2.5 Everything But You [Broadcast Close]2.6 Take the "A" Train [Opening Theme]2.7 In a Mellow Tone2.8 Wish I Wish Tonight2.9 Ellington Bond Promo2.10 C Jam Blues2.11 Ultra Violet2.12 There's No You2.13 Emancipation Celebration2.14 Don't Get Around Much Anymore2.15 Let the Zoomers Drool [Station Break]2.16 Take the "A" Train (Theme) [Broadcast Return]2.17 Reminiscing in Tempo2.18 Everything But You [Ellington Bond Promo]2.19 Ko Ko2.20 Mood to Be Wooed2.21 Tea for Two2.22 Ellington Bond Promo2.23 Blues on the Double2.24 Things Ain't What They Used to Be [Broadcast Close] |
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1945 Broadcast |
 | Description: | Duke Ellington & Orchestra: Duke Ellington (piano); Ray Nance (vocals, trumpet, violin); Kay Davis, Al Hibbler, Joya Sherrill (vocals); Johnny Hodges, Otto Hardwick (alto saxophone); Jimmy Hamilton (tenor saxophone, clarinet); Al Sears (tenor saxophone); Rex Stewart, Taft Jordan, Shelton Hemphill, Cat Anderson (trumpet); Joseph Nanton, Lawrence Brown, Claude Jones (trombone); Billy Strayhorn (piano); Fred Guy (guitar); Junior Raglin (bass); Sonny Greeer (drums). Recorded on July 14 & September 21, 1945. During 1945 and 1946, Duke Ellington recorded a number of broadcast transcriptions for use by the U. S. Treasury Department to promote the sale of war bonds. This eighth volume, issued by Storyville, is yet another two-disc set that compiles three different broadcasts. While the sound quality is decent for the soloists and only so-so for the whole band, the occasional rarity like "Let the Zoomers Drool" or "Ultra Violet, " as well as superb renditions of favorites like "C Jam Blues, " "Ko-Ko, " and "Main Stem" will be of interest to Ellington collectors. A surprise inclusion is Ellington's nearly 12-minute tone poem from 1935, "Reminiscing in Tempo, " though it was no favorite of star soloists like Johnny Hodges, who preferred opportunities to blow. But this volume falls a little bit short in value compared to earlier sets in the series, because of inconsistent sound quality and overall programs that are not as interesting as a typical Ellington concert, though at least the long medleys of hits always featured in his later years are not present. - Ken Dryden.? &© 2003 D.E.T.S.
Made in Germany (www.storyville-records.com).
Tracks 1-1 to 1-21 : Treasury Broadcast No.14, RKO Theatre, Boston, July 14, 1945.
Tracks 1-22 to 2-5 : Broadcast from the New Zanzibar, NYC, September 21, 1945 (MBS).
Tracks 2-6 to 2-24 : Treasury Broadcast No.15 from the Fieldstone Ballroom, Marshfield, MA, July 21,1945.
Total time:
CD1: 70:01.
CD2: 71:09.
Track 2-24 was written by Mercer Ellington alone, verified by ASCAP. Ted Persons added a lyric later. |  | No. of tracks: |
49 |
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05708260 |
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