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1.1 Rent Party Blues1.2 Paducah1.3 Harlem Flat Blues1.4 Hot Feet1.5 Sloppy Joe1.6 Stevedore Stomp1.7 Cotton Club Stomp1.8 Arabian Lover1.9 Saratoga Swing1.10 Jungle Jamboree1.11 Snake Hip Dance1.12 Jazz Convulsions1.13 Duke Steps Out1.14 Haunted Nights1.15 Lazy Duke1.16 Blues of the Vagabond1.17 When You're Smiling1.18 Maori1.19 Double Check Stomp1.20 Cotton Club Stomp1.21 Jungle Nights in Harlem1.22 Shout 'Em Aunt Tillie1.23 Ring Dem Bells1.24 Old Man Blues1.25 Big House Blues2.1 Rocky Mountain Blues2.2 Mood Indigo2.3 Rockin' in Rhythm2.4 Creole Rhapsody2.5 Creole Rhapsody2.6 Mystery Song2.7 It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing2.8 Jazz Cocktail2.9 Delta Bound2.10 Diga Diga Doo2.11 I Can't Give You Anything But Love2.12 Eerie Moan2.13 Merry Go Round2.14 Sophisticated Lady2.15 I've Got the World Upon a String2.16 Down a Carolina Lane2.17 Slippery Horn2.18 Drop Me Off at Harlem2.19 Get Yourself a New Broom (And Sweep the Blues Away)2.20 Bundle of Blues2.21 Stormy Weather2.22 Hyde Park2.23 Ain't Misbehavin'2.24 Jive Stomp2.25 In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree3.1 Daybreak Express3.2 Solitude3.3 Troubled Waters3.4 Moonglow3.5 In a Sentimental Mood3.6 Merry Go Round3.7 Clarinet Lament (Barney's Concerto)3.8 Echoes of Harlem (Cootie's Concerto)3.9 Kissin' My Baby Goodnight3.10 Oh Babe Maybe Someday3.11 In a Jam3.12 I've Got to Be a Rug Cutter3.13 Caravan3.14 All God's Chillun Got Rhythm3.15 Diminuendo in Blue3.16 Crescendo in Blue3.17 Gal from Joe's3.18 I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart3.19 Braggin' in Brass3.20 I'm Slappin' Seventh Avenue (With the Sole of My Shoe)3.21 You Gave Me the Gate (And I'm Swingin')3.22 Rose of the Rio Grande3.23 When My Sugar Walks Down the Street3.24 Gypsy Without a Song3.25 Blues Serenade4.1 Old King Dooji4.2 Pussy Willow4.3 Subtle Lament4.4 Smorgasbord and Schnapps4.5 Portrait of the Lion4.6 Solid Old Man4.7 Cotton Club Stomp4.8 Doin' the Voom Voom4.9 Way Low4.10 Serenade to Sweden4.11 In a Mizz4.12 I'm Checkin' Out Goo'm Bye4.13 You Can Count on Me4.14 Bouncin' Buoyancy4.15 Sergeant Was Shy4.16 Grievin'4.17 Little Posey4.18 I've Never Felt This Way Before4.19 Grievin'4.20 Tootin' Through the Root4.21 Weely (A Portrait of Billy Strayhorn)4.22 Killin' Myself4.23 Your Love Has Faded4.24 Country Girl4.25 Solitude |
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4 |
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1929-1940 |
| | Description: | Cotton Club To Sweden is an album by Duke Ellington, released in 2022. The album is a jazz 4-CD. - 1929-1940As well as the Duke's skills as pianist, composer and arranger, key sidemen, such as 'Bubber' Miley, Joe 'Tricky Sam' Nanton and Johnny Hodges were recognised as major jazz soloists. This collection spans March 1929 to February 1940, a key period for jazz in general and Ellington in particular. We concentrate on the orchestra's performances, mainly instrumental, along with some featuring singer Ivie Anderson. In late 1929, there had been a major change: Bubber Miley had gone. In his place came 'Cootie' Williams, a powerful blues player in his own right. In July 1929, the Ellington Orchestra provided the music for a Ziegfeld revue, 'Showgirl', which featured the debut of George Gershwin's, An American In Paris. The revue quickly closed, panned by critics. Ziegfeld said of Duke's contribution, "... The finest exponents of syncopated music in existence. Irving Berlin went mad about them and some of the best exponents of modern music who have heard them almost jumped out of their seats with excitement over their extraordinary harmonies and exciting rhythms." Shortly after 'Showgirl' closed, the Ellington Orchestra made it's screen debut in 'Black And Tan Fantasy', a short film. A year later, the band spent their summer break in Hollywood, filming 'Check And Double Checks' featuring radio stars Amos 'n' Andy, character's played by two white actors who appeared in blackface. The best thing about the film was the number Double Check Stomps heard here in the studio version. In February 1931, Ellington left the Cotton Club. No longer restricted to serving the club's floorshows, Ellington could explore wider musical horizons. Recorded in two parts and released as a double-sided 12 inch 78 rpm disc, Creole Rhapsody, from June 1931, represented his most ambitious work to date. From 1943 until 1948, the Ellington Band performed annually at Carnegie Hall - confirmation, if any were needed, that the Duke and his band had reached the pinnacle of showbiz success | | | No. of tracks: |
100 |
| | Manufacturer No.: |
JSP 936 |
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