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        THE DUKE IN BOSTON 
        (CD JAZZ UNLIMITED / JUCD 2022) Sweden 
         
		  
         
        Ritz Carlton, Boston - July 26, 1939 
                 		
East St. Louis toodle-Oo / Jazz potpurri / Something to live for / Old King Dooji / In a mizz / Rose of the Rio Grande / 
Pussy willow / You can count on me / Way low.
  
        Southland, Boston - January 9, 1940 
         
East St. Louis toodle-Oo / Me and you / Grievin' / Little Posey / My last goodbye / The gal from Joe's / 
Tootin' through the roof / Day in, day out / Merry-go-round. 
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        CHICAGO :: DETROIT 1940 
        (LP JAZZ MODERNE - Classics of Jazz Radio / DE-003)  
         
Maybe some mistakes on the cover, the real dates seem to be :  
Tracks 1 to 7 : Eastwood Garden, Detroit, USA - July 29, 1940 
Tracks 8 to 10 : Coronado Hotel, St. Louis, USA - November 2, 1939 
Track 11 : Capitol radio transcription recording session, Hollywood - July 11, 1946 
The last track is a Count Basie radio broadcast (not mentioned on the cover) 
         
        Harlem airshaft / I don't mind (All too soon) / Me and you / Jack the 
        bear / Concerto for Cootie / Ko-ko / Orchids for remembrance / Pyramid 
        / Pussy willow / I'm checkin' out goodbye / Rockabye river / Harvard blues 
        (Count Basie). 
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        SESSIONS 1937/1940 
        (LP JAZZ SOCIETY / 67 403) France 
         
          
         
        Side 1 : Cotton Club, New York - March 18, 1937  
         
Harlem speaks / Caravan / One, two botton on your shoe / Sophisticated lady / Rockin' in rhythm / East St-Louis toodle-Oo.
  
        Side 2 : Southland - September 1st, 1940  
         
        East St-Louis todle-Oo / Grievin' / Little posey / The gal from Joe's 
        / Tootin' through the roof / Day in, day out / Merry-go-round. 
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        ELLINGTON ON THE AIR 
        (LP EMBER / CJS 840) UK  
         
        Cotton Club, New York - March 18, 1937 Southland - September 1st, 1940
  
		Same as SESSIONS 1937/1940   
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        AT SOUTHLAND - AT THE COTTON CLUB 
        (LP COLLECTOR'S CLASSICS / CC 16) Denmark 
         
        Southland - September 1st, 1940 Cotton Club, New York - March 18, 1937
  
		Same as SESSIONS 1937/1940 (sides reversed) 
  
          
         
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        VOLUME III 
        (LP EVEREST - Archive of Jazz & Folk Music / FS 266) USA 
         
		Side 1 : Cotton Club, New York - March 18, 1937 Side 2 : Southland - September 1st, 1940
  
        Included in the 3 previous albums 
         
          
         
Side 1 : Harlem speaks / Caravan / One, two botton on your shoe / Sophisticated lady / Rockin' in rhythm .
  
Side 2 : Day in, day out / Little posey / The gal from Joe's / Tootin' through the roof / Grievin'.
 
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        BASIE / ELLINGTON FROM SOUTHLAND CAFE BOSTON 1940 
        (CD JAZZ ANTHOLOGY /  550 022)  
         
        Ellington part included in SESSIONS 1937/1940 and AT SOUTHLAND - AT 
        THE COTTON CLUB 
         
		Southland - 1940 Count BASIE
  
		One o'clock jump / Ebony rhapsody / Riff interlude / Darn that dream / Take it, Prez / Baby, don't you tell on me.
  
         Southland - September 1st, 1940 Duke ELLINGTON
  
        East St-Louis todle-Oo / Grievin' / Little posey / The gal from Joe's / Tootin' through the roof / Day in, day out / Merry-go-round.
		 
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        DUKE ELLINGTON & HIS ORCHESTRA 1939-40 Jazz Spirit  
        (LP ALAMAC / 180 046) France 
         
        1939 - 1940
  
          
         
Side 1 : Jazz potpourri / Something to live for / Old king Dooji / Pussy willow / You can count on me / Way low.
  
Side 2 : Grievin' / Little Posey / The gal from Joes / Tootin' through the roof / 
Day in, day out / Merry go round. 		  
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        REFLECTIONS IN ELLINGTON 
        (LP EVERYBODYS / EV 3005) USA 
         
        Included in STEREO REFLECTIONS IN ELLINGTON 
         
          
         
	        February 3 and 9, 1932 - RCA studio sessions August 17 to September 26, 1940 - Broadcast sessions
  
         Side 1 : Medley : Mood indigo - Hot 
        and bothered - Creole love call / Medley : East St. Louis toodle-Oo - 
        Lots o' fingers - Black and tan fantasy. / Harlem air shaft / I don't 
        mind (All too soon) / Rose of the Rio Grande. 
         
        Side 2 : Riding on a blue note / Boy meets 
        horn / Rose room / Stompy Jones / Jig walk / Little Posey / Warm valley.	
         
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        LIVE FROM THE HOTEL SHERMAN, CHICAGO Volume 1 
        (LP double JAZZ SUPREME / JS 704) USA  
         
        Hotel Sherman, Chicago - September 6 to 11, 1940
  
DISC 1 : Sepia panorama / Concerto for Cootie / Azure / Five o'clock whistle / Sepia panorama (theme) + intro / Rumpus in Richmond / You think of everything / 
My greatest mistake / Bojangles.
  
DISC 2 : Tootin' through the roof / April in Paris / So far, so good / Whispering grass / The mystery song / Warm valley + broadcast closing / Madame will drop her shawl / 
Blue goose / Slap happy / I don't mind (All too soon) / Rocking in rhythm + broadcast closing.
		  
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        LIVE FROM THE HOTEL SHERMAN, CHICAGO Volume 2 
        (LP double JAZZ SUPREME / JS 705) USA  
         
        Hotel Sherman, Chicago - September & October, 1940
  
DISC 1 : Solid old man / Maybe / Oh baby, maybe someday / Blueberry Hill / Harlem air shaft / Black beauty / Subtle lament / Stardust /
 The same old story.
  
DISC 2 : Ko-ko / Cotton tail / The sergeant was shy / Tootin' through the roof / Lady in doubt / in a mellotone / Ring dem bells / 
The gal from Joe's / Me and you / Echoes of Harlem.
		  
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        AT THE HOTEL SHERMAN, CHICAGO, 1940 
        (CD DUKE ELLINGTON SOCIETY OF SWEDEN / DESS CD 4) Sweden Private 
        edition for members  
         
        September 6 to Octobre 17, 1940
		
  
          
         
Theme & intro (Sepia panorama) / Stompy Jones / Gal from Joe's / Me and you / In a mellotone / Chatterbox / Echoes of Harlem / St Louis blues / Theme & intro (Sepia 
        panorama) / Rumpus in Richmond / You think of everything / My greatest mistake / Bojangles / Azure / Five o'clock whistle / Whispering grass / The mystery song / 
		Warm valley / Madam will drop her shawl / Blue goose / Slap happy / Rockin' in rhyhtm / Maybe / Harlem airshaft / Stardust / Subtle lament / It' sthe same old story / Cottontail / At a 
        Dixie Roadside diner / Black beauty. 
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        FARGO 7th Nov, 1940 - VOL. 1 
        (LP PALM 30 / P30 03) UK  
         
        Crystal Ballroom, Fargo, North Dakota - November 7, 1940  
         
        Included in THE DUKE AT FARGO 1940 - SPECIAL 60TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 
         
          
         
        Side 1 : The mooche / Sepia panorama / Ko ko / There shall be no night / Pussy willow / Chatter box. 
         
        Side 2 : Mood indigo / Harlem air shaft / 
        Ferry boat serenade / Warm valley / Stompy Jones / Chloe / Bojangles. 
         
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        FARGO 7th Nov, 1940 - VOL. 2 
        (LP PALM 30 / P30 09) UK  
         
        Crystal Ballroom, Fargo, North Dakota - November 7, 1940  
         
        Included in THE DUKE AT FARGO 1940 - SPECIAL 60TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 
         
          
         
        Side 1 : You took the advantage of me / Rumpus 
        in Richmond / Sidewalk of New York / Flaming sword / Never no lament / 
        Caravan. 
         
Side 2 : Clarinet lament / Slap happy / Sepia panorama / Rockin' in rhythm / Sophisticated lady.
  
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        FARGO 7th Nov, 1940 - VOL. 3 
        (LP PALM 30 / P30 11) UK  
         
        Crystal Ballroom, Fargo, North Dakota - November 7, 1940  
         
        Included in THE DUKE AT FARGO 1940 - SPECIAL 60TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 
         
          
         
        Side 1 : Cotton tail / Whispering grass / Conga brava / I never felt this way before / Across the track blues / Rose of de Rio Grande. 
         
Side 2 : Stardust / Boy meets horn / Way down yonder in New Orleans / Oh babe maybe someday / Five o'clock whistle / St. Louis blues.
  
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        AT FARGO, 1940 LIVE 
        (Box LP x 3 BOOK-OF-THE-MONTH RECORDS / 30 5622) USA  
         
        Crystal Ballroom, Fargo, North Dakota - November 7, 1940  
         
        Included in THE DUKE AT FARGO 1940 - SPECIAL 60TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 
         
DISC 1 : The mooche / Sepia panorama / Ko-ko / There shall be no night / Pussy willow / Chatterbox / Mood indigo / Harlem air shaft / 
The ferryboat serenade / Warm valley / Stompy Jones / Bojangles / You took the advantage of me / Rumpus in Richmond.
  
DISC 2 : The flaming sword / Never no lament / Clarinet lament / Slap happy / Sepia panorama / Boy meets horn / Way down yonder in New Orleans / 
Oh, baby ! Maybe someday / Five o'clock whistle / Rockin' in rhythm / Sophisticated lady.
  
DISC 3 : Cotton tail / Whispering grass / Conga brava / I never felt this way before / Across the tracks blues / Honeysuckle rose / Wham / Stardust / 
Rose of de Rio Grande / St. Louis blues.
  
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        THE DUKE 1940 
        (LP double JAZZ SOCIETY / AA 520/21)  
         
        Crystal Ballroom, Fargo, North Dakota - November 7, 1940  
         
        Included in THE DUKE AT FARGO 1940 - SPECIAL 60TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 
         
          
         
        Side 1 : The mooche / Ko ko / Pussy willow / Chatterbox / Mood indigo / Harlem airshaft / Warm valley.
  
		Side 3 : Stompy Jones / Bojangles / You took advantage of me / Rumpus in Richmond / The flaming sword / Never no lament / Clarinet lament. 
         
Side 3 : Slap happy / Sepia panorama / Boy meets horn / Way down yonder in New Orleans / Oh, baby ! Maybe someday / Five o'clock whistle / 
Rockin' in rhythm.
  
Side 4 : Sophisticated lady / Whispering grass / Conga brava / Stardust / Rose of the rio Grande / Saint-Louis blues.
  
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        LIVE FROM "THE CRYSTAL BALLROOM", 
        FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA 
        (LP double MUSIDISC - Jazz Anthology / 30 JA 5229/30) France 
         
        Crystal Ballroom, Fargo, North Dakota - November 7, 1940  
         Same as THE DUKE 1940 
        Included in THE DUKE AT FARGO 1940 - SPECIAL 60TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION
  
          
         
Side 1 : The mooche / Ko ko / Pussy willow / Chatterbox / Mood indigo / Harlem airshaft / Warm valley.
  
Side 2 : Stompy Jones / Bojangles / You took advantage of me / Rumpus in Richmond / The flaming sword / Never no lament / Clarinet lament. 
         
Side 3 : Sophisticated lady / Whispering grass / Conga brava / Stardust / Rose of the rio Grande / Saint-Louis blues.
  
Side 4 : Slap happy / Sepia panorama / Boy meets horn / Way down yonder in New Orleans / Oh, baby ! Maybe someday / Five o'clock whistle / 
Rockin' in rhythm. 
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        FARGO ENCORES... 
        (LP JAZZ GUILD / JA 1006) Canada 
         
        Crystal Ballroom, Fargo, North Dakota - November 7, 1940  
         Included in THE DUKE AT FARGO 1940 - SPECIAL 60TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION except "In a mellotone"
  
It's glory / Sheik of Araby / Sepia panorama (theme) - There shall be no night / The ferry boat serenade / Chloe / The sidewalks of New York / 
Caravan / Cotton tail / I never felt this way before / Across the tracks blues / Honeysuckle rose / Wham (Re-bop-boom-bam) / Dance date closing : 
Warm valley - God bless America / Sepia panorama (theme) - Stompy Jones / In a mellotone / Chaterbox / St. Louis blues. 
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        FARGO ENCORES 
        (LP LP PHONTASTIK / NOST 7736) Sweden 
         
        Crystal Ballroom, Fargo, North Dakota - November 7, 1940  
         Same as previous album 
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        THE DUKE AT FARGO 1940 
        SPECIAL 60TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 
        (Box with CD double + booklet STORYVILLE / STCD 8316/17) Denmark 
         
        Crystal Ballroom, Fargo, North Dakota - November 7, 1940  
         
          
         
        CD 1 : It's glory / The mooche / The sheik 
        of Araby / Sepia panorama / Ko-ko / There shall be no night / Pussy willow 
        / Chatterbox / Mood indigo / Harlem airshaft / Ferryboat serenade / Warm 
        valley / Stompy Jones / Chloe / Bojangles / On the air / Rumpus in Richmond 
        / Chaser / The sidewalks of New York / The flaming sword / Never no lament 
        / Caravan / Clarinet lament.  
         
        CD 2 : Slap happy / Sepia panorama / Boy 
        meets horn / Way down yonder in New Orleans / Oh babe, maybe someday / 
        Five o'clock whistle / Fanfare / Call of the canyon - Unidentified title 
        - All this and heaven too / Rockin' in rhythm / Sophisticated lady / Cotton 
        tail / Whispering grass / Conga brava / I never felt this way before / 
        Across the track blues / Honeysuckle rose / Wham / Star dust / Rose of 
        the rio Grande / St. Louis blues / War valley / God bless America.  
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        FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA NOVEMBER 7, 1940 
        (double CD VINTAGE JAZZ CLASSICS / VJC 1019/20-2) USA 
         
        Crystal Ballroom, Fargo, North Dakota - November 7, 1940
  Same as previous album 
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        DUKE ELLINGTON & HIS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA Jazz Spirit  
        (LP ALAMAC / 180 041) France 
         
        Hollywood - January 15 and September 17, 1941 
         Included in HOLLYWOOD 1941 CLASSIC ERA and DUKE - CLASSIC TRANSCRIPTIONS (except "Chelsea bridge" for this last)  
  
          
         
		
Side 1 : Take the A train / Bounce / It's sad but true / Madame will drop her shaw / I hear a rhapsody / Until tonight.
  
Side 2 : West indian stomp / Love and I / John Hardy's wife / Clementine / After all / Chelsea bridge. 		  
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        JIVE RHAPSODY 
        (CD MOON RECORDS / MCD 084 2) Italy 
         
        Some dates on the album informations are false 
         
          
         
        New York - June 10, 1940 
         
East St-Louis toodle-Oo (theme) / Ko-ko / Blue goose / So far so good / Cotton tail / Concerto for Cootie / Jack the bear / Boy meets horn / The seargent was shy / 
Don't get around much anymore (theme).
  
        New York and Los Angeles - January and May, 1941 
         
        Jive rhapsody / Jumpin' punkins / Frankie and Johnny / Take the A train 
        (unknow date). 
         
        Culver City - February, 16 1941  
         
 Take the A train / Jumpin' punkins / Flamingo / Jive rhapsody / After all / Chelsea bridge / Love like this can't last / Blue Serge. 		  
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        JIMMIE BLANTON CHEZ DUKE ELLINGTON 
        (CD LA MAISON DU DUKE / MDD 012) France Private edition for members 
         
        June 10, 1940 to October 9, 1941 
         
          
         
        Take the A train / Jack the bear / Cotton tail / The sergeant was shy 
        / I don't mind (All too soon) / Harlem airshaft / Rose of the Rio Grande 
        / Ridin' on a blue note / Stompy Jones / Bojangles / Solid old man / Jig 
        walk / Little Posey / Jumpin' pumpkins / Jive rhapsody / Moon mist / Stomp 
        caprice / Frankie and Johnny / In a mellow tone / Sepia panorama / Chelsea 
        bridge / Frankie and Johnny / The sheik of Araby. 
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        JAZZ LIVE & RARE volume 15 
        (LP JAZZLINE / 20 805) Germany 
         
        Southland, Boston - September 1st, 1940 
		Hollywood - December 3, 1941 : Included in HOLLYWOOD 1941 CLASSIC ERA except "You and I" and "I don't want to set the world on fire" 
         
          
         
 Side 1 : Grievin' / The gal from Joe's / Day in day out / Caravan / Stomp caprice / Bugle breaks / You and I.
  
 Side 2 : Have you changed ? / Raincheck / Blue Serge / Moon mist / I don't want to set the world on fire / Easy street / Perdido. 
 
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        THE GOLDEN ERA OF JAZZ 3. 
        Live and rare 
        (LP LP KREM / LPXL 17781) Hungary  
         
        Southland, Boston - September 1st, 1940 Hollywood - December 3, 1941
  
		Same as JAZZ LIVE & RARE volume 15
 
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        HOLLYWOOD 1941 CLASSIC ERA 
        (LP double FESTIVAL / 237) France 
         
        January 15, 1941 
        Included in DUKE - CLASSIC TRANSCRIPTIONS 
		September 17, 1941 
        Included in DUKE - CLASSIC TRANSCRIPTIONS except "Chelsea bridge" 
		December 3, 1941 
        Included in JAZZ LIVE & RARE VOLUME 15 except "Bakiff" 
         
          
         
Side 1 : Take the A train / Bounce / It's sad but true / Madame will drop her shawl / I hear a rhapsody / Until tonight;
  
Side 2 : West indian stomp / Love and I / John Hardy's wife / Clementine / After all / Chelsea bridge.
  
Side 3 : Jumpin' punkins / Frankie and Johnny / Love like this / Bakiff / Stomp caprice / Bugle breaks.
  
Side 4 : Have you changed / Raincheck / Blue Serge / Moon mist / Easy street / Perdido. 
 
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        STEREO REFLECTIONS IN ELLINGTON 
        (STEREO REFLECTIONS IN ELLINGTON) USA 
         
          
         
	        February 3 and 9, 1932 - RCA studio sessions
  
Medley : Mood indigo - Hot and bothered - Creole love call / Medley : East St. Louis toodle-Oo - Lots o' fingers - Black and tan fantasy.
  
        August 17 to September 26, 1940 - Broadcast sessions 
         
Harlem air shaft / I don't mind (All too soon) / Rose of the Rio Grande / Riding on a blue note / Boy meets horn / Rose room / Stompy Jones / Jig walk / Little Posey / 
Warm valley.
  
July 22 and 28, 1942 - Hotel Sherman, Chicago, USA 
         
 Home (I didn't know about you) / Things ain't what they sed to be / Just a-sittin' and a-rockin' / Solitude / Brazilali lou / Five o'clock drag / Perdido.		  
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        BLUE SKIES 
        (LP SWING TREASURY / ST 110) USA 
  
        Broadcast - 1943 
         
Three cent stomp / Sentimental lady / It don't mean a thing / Ultra blue / Blue skies / Summertime / Rockin' in rhythm / C jam blues / Somebody loves me / Midriff / Rose room / 
Ring dem bells / Blue cellophane / Ain't misbehavin' / Blues on the double.  
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        AT THE HURRICANE 
        (CD STORYVILLE / 101 8359) Denmark 
         
          
         
        Hurricane, New-York - April 3, 1943 
         
Take the A train / Hayfoot, strawfoot / It can't be wrong / What am I here for ? / Mainstem / Could it be you ? / Goin' up / Don't get around much anymore / Nevada / 
Things ain't what they used to be.
  
        Hurricane, New-York - April 4, 1943 
         
Take the A train / Don't get around much anymore / Main stem / I don't want anybody at all / Johnny come lately / Things ain't what they used to be.
  
        Hurricane, New-York - June 6, 1943  
         
Moon mist / You'll never know / Tonight I shall sleep / I don't know what kind of blues I got / Don't get around much anymore / Moon mist.   
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        AT THE HURRICANE CLUB - N.Y.C. volume one 
        (LP HURRICANE / HC 6001) Italy 
         
        Hurricane Club, New York - June 20, 1943 
         
Theme & Black beauty / Could it be you / I have faith / Time on my hands / Tonight I shall sleep / 
C jam blues / Blue belles of Harlem / Don't get around much anymore.
  
        Hurricane Club, New York - June 27, 1943 
         
Theme & Close to you / Bagdad / Summertime / Caravan / Sunday, monday and always / Tonight I shall sleep / 
Dinah's in jam / Don't get arund much anymore.   
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        AT THE HURRICANE CLUB - N.Y.C. volume two 
        (LP HURRICANE / HC 6002) Italy 
         
        Hurricane Club, New York - July 11, 1943 
         
Theme & Out of nowhere / And Russia is her name / It don't mean a thing / Blue Serge / Blue belles of Harlem / 
Don't get around much anymore.
  
        Hurricane Club, New York - July 14, 1943 
         
Clementine / Sentimental lady / A slip of the lip / There is a man in my life / Pitter panther patter / Rockin' in rhythm / 
Do nothin' till you hear from me / Main stem / Don't get around much anymore. 
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        THE DUKE IS ON THE AIR ! 
        (LP QUEEN-DISC / Q 071) Italy 
         
        CBS broadcast, Hurricane Restaurant, New York, USA - August 28, 1943 
         
Take the a train / Way low / Rockin' in rhythm / A slip of the lip (can sink a ship) / Tonight I shall sleep / Three cent stomp / I don't know what kind of blues I got / 
Later tonight - Don't get around much anymore.
  
        CBS broadcast, Hurricane Restaurant, New York, USA - August 29, 1943 
         
        Moon mist (theme) / Do you know ? / Subtle slough / Do nothin' 
        till you hear from me / Graceful awkwardness (Emancipation celebration) 
        / Go away blues / Cotton tail / Tonight I shall sleep - Don't get around 
        much anymore (partial). 
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        DUKE ELLINGTON & HIS ORCHESTRA 
        (LP PALM 30 / P30 05) 
         
        Radio broadcast, Ritz Carlton, Boston, USA -  July 26, 1939 Included in THE DUKE IN BOSTON
  
Radio broadcast, Hurricane Restaurant, New York, USA - June 3, 1944 (*) 
         
 Side 1 : East St. Louis toodle-Oo / Jazz pot pourri / Something to live for / Old King Dooji / In a mizz / Rose of the Rio Grande / Pussy willow.
   
Side 2 : You can count on me / Way low / Perdido * / Irresistable you * / How high the moon * / Things ain't what they used to be *.   
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        LIVE AT THE HURRICANE 1944 
        (CD MUSICA JAZZ / MJCD 1124) Italy 
         
        Hurricane, New-York - May 6 to June 4, 1944 
         
          
         
 Perdido / Do nothin' till you hear from me / My gal Sal / Now I know / Jumpin' punkins / Poinciana / It don't mean a thing / Clementine / Someone / G. I. jive / 
 Three cent stomp / Johnny come lately / Blue skies / Sentimental lady / Main stem / My little brown book / Too much in love / Mood to be wooed.   
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        DUKE'S JOINT ! 
        (CD BUDDAH RECORDS / 69171 2) UK
  
        Zanzibar Restaurant, New York - January 10, 1945 
         
Take the A train (intro) / Caravan / Three cent stomp / Yesterdays / Things ain't what they used to be / Blues on the double / Kissin' bug / (Otto made that) Riff Staccato / 
Cotton tail.
  
        Zanzibar Restaurant, New York - January 15, 1945 
         
I'll buy that dream / Fickle fling / Autumn serenade / How deep is the ocean (How high is the sky).
  
        Langley Field AFB, Hampton - December 8, 1943 
         
Goin' up / Jump for joy / I wonder why. 
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        AN EVENING WITH THE DUKE 
        (LP double GIANT OF JAZZ / LP 1003) USA Limited edition 
         
        Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles - January 17, 1945 
         
          
         
 Side 1 : Blutopia / Air conditioned jungle / Frustration / Blue cellophane / Suddenly it jumped / Coloratura.
  
 Side 2 : It don't mean a thing / Frantic fantasy / I can't believe that you're in love with me / Frankie and Johnny.  
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        ONE NIGHT STAND WITH THE DUKE AT THE CIVIC OPERA 
        (LP JOYCE / LP 1053B) USA 
         
        Civic Opera, Chicago - March 25, 1945 
         
 Come Sunday / The blues / Three dances / Sonata / Strange feeling / Dancers in love / Coloratura / Blue skies.  
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        GOIN' UP 
        (LP DUKE RECORDS / D 1011) USA 
         
        Fort Dix, New Jersey - November 19, 1942 
         
The Coca Cola theme & intro / Perdido / Hayfoot strawfoot / Don't get around much anymore / Coca Cola commercial / Goin' up / 
Things ain't what they used to be / Take the A train (theme) / Broadcast closing & Coca Cola theme.
  
        400 Restaurant, New York - April 22, 1945 
         
Take the A train (theme) / After a while / I ain't got nothin' but the blues / Riff staccato / I didn't know about you / 
Mainstem & Broadcast clothing.  
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        INDIANA LIVE SESSION - June 1945 
        (LP MUSIDISC - Jazz Anthology / 30 JA 5135) France 
         
        Franklin Gardens, Evansville - June 16, 1945 
         
Take the A train (introduction theme) / Indiana / The wish I wish / Cotton tail / On the sunny side of the street / Johnny come lately / Jumpin' punkins..
  
        Palace Theatre, Akron, USA - June 23, 1945 
         
        Jump for joy / I should care / Tootin' through the roof / What am I here 
        for / Body and soul / Stompy Jones / Take the A train (final theme).  
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        THE RADIO YEARS 1940 - 45 
        (CD JAZZ UNLIMITED / JUCD 2943) Denmark 
         
          
         
        CBS Studios, New York - June 10, 1940 
         
 East St. Louis toodle-Oo / Ko ko / Blue goose / So far, so good / Cotton tail / Concerto for Cootie / Jqck the bear / Boy meets horn / The sergeant was shy / 
Never no lament.
  
        World Studios, New York - August 3, 1945 
         
Black and tan fantasy / Mood to be wooed / Frantic fantasy / The C jam blues / Air conditioned jungle / On the sunny side of the street / Rockin' in rhythm / Tahe the A train.   
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        A DATE WITH THE DUKE 
        (LP JAZZ CLUB / JC 122) France 
         
        Radio City, New York, USA - October, 1945 
         
Take the A train / Diminuendo in blue / I got it bad and that ain't good / Crescendo in blue / Between the devil and the deep blue sea / After all / Take the A train / 
Autumn leaves / Hop skip and jump / Riding on a blue note / Riff 'n drill / I'll buy that dream / How deep is the ocean.
  
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        OCTOBER 20, 1945 
        (LP QUEEN DISC / Q 006) Italy 
         
        Radio City, New York, USA - October 20, 1945 
         
How blue can you get (Ultra blue) / Tear drops in the rain / Time on my hands / Ko-ko / Honeysuckle rose / Perdido / Air conditioned jungle / Waitin' for the train to come in / 
I'd do it all over again / If I loved you / Fancy dan / Homesick, that's all / Blues on the double / Caravan.  
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        LIVE SESSIONS 1943/1945  Jazz Anthology 
        (LP MUSIDISC / 30 JA 5124) France 
         
        New York - May 1, 1943 to May 4, 1946 
Detroit, Evansville, Boston - May 19 to July 14, 1945 
         
          
         
 Side 1 : Take the A train / Hayfoot strawfoot / Don't get around much anymore / Slip of the lip / Blue Serge / Let the zoomers drool / Between the devil and the deep blue sea.
   
Side 2 : Perdido / Esquire swank / Bugle breaks / I miss your kiss / Accentuate the positive / Old king Dooji / I can't get started with you.   
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        1943 - 1946 
        (LP JAZZ SOCIETY / AA 501)  
         
        New York - May 1, 1943 to May 4, 1946 
Detroit, Evansville, Boston - May 19 to July 14, 1945
  
        Same as previous album but traks in different order  
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        BROADWAY GALA 
        (LP GIANT OF JAZZ / LP 1020) Limited edition 
         
          
         
        Club Zanzibar, New York - October 28, 1945 Radio City Music Hall, New York - November 10, 1945 
         
Side 1 : Take the A train (theme) / In a mellotone / The wonder of you / Riff n' drill / The last time I saw you / How deep is the ocean ? / Riff staccato / 
Every hour on the hour.
  
Side 2 : Harlem airshaft / Take the A train (theme) / Light / 11:60 pm / Tell it to a star / I ain't got nothing but the blues / Cottontail.    
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        ROYALTY 
        (LP ALLEGIANCE / AV 5007) USA 
         
        Hollywood - July 11 to 17, 1946 
(*) New York - March 28, 1946
  
The mooche / Someone / I can't believe that you're in love / Indiana / Fickle fling / One o'clock jump / Tip top topic */ Tea for two / Gathering in a clearing / 
Suddenly it jumped  
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        FICLE FLING Original Revival Collection 
        (CD CDONE MUSIC SA / 8260) France 
         
        Hollywood - July 11 to 17, 1946 
(*) New York - March 28, 1946
  Same as ROYALTY  
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        AQUARIUM RESTAURANT NYC 
        (LP FANFARE / LP35 135) USA 
         
        Aquarium Restaurant, New York - October 25, 1946 
         
A garden in the rain / The whole world is singing my song / Jennie / The things we did last summer / Rugger Romeo / C jam blues / Things ain't what they used to be.
  
        June 23, 1945 to October 11, 1946 
         
Love letters / I'll buy that dream / 9:20 special / Just squeeze me / In a mellow tone / This is always / Body and soul.    
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        THE GREAT CHICAGO CONCERTS 
        (CD double LIMELIGHT / 844 401 2)  
         
        CD 1 : Chicago - November 10, 1946 
        CD 2 : Chicago - January 20, 1946
  
          
         
        CD 1 : Ring dem bells / Jumpin' punkins / 
        Beale street blues / Memphis blues / The golden feather / Air-conditioned 
        jungle / A very unbooted character / Sultry sunset / The Deep south suite 
        : Magnolias just drippin' with molasses - Hearsay - There was nobody looking 
        - Happy-go-lucky local / Things ain't wath they used to be / Hiawatha 
        / Ride, red, ride / A blues riff / Improvisation / Honeysuckle rose / 
        Blue skies (Trumpet no end).  
         
        CD 2 : Star spangled banner / In a mellotone 
        / Solid old man / Come Sunday - Work song / Rugged Romeo / Circle / Dancers 
        in love / Coloratura / Frankie & Johnny / Caravan / Take the A train / 
        Mellow ditty / Fugue / Jam a ditty / Magenta haze / Pitter panther patter 
        / Suburbanite.  
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        CHICAGO 1946 
        (CD double NIMBUS RECORDS / NI 2719-20) UK 
         
        CD 1 : Chicago - November 10, 1946 
        CD 2 : Chicago - January 20, 1946
  Same as previous album
 
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        DUKE ELLINGTON ON V-DISCS 
        (LP JAZZ LIVE - Serie Cicala / BLJ 8018) Italy 
         
        April 07, 1945 to November 23, 1946 Some dates and places on the album informations are false 
         
          
         		
Side 1 : The perfume suite : Introduction by Duke Ellington - Under the balcony - Strange feeling - Dancers in love - Coloratura / Diminuendo in blue / Crescendo in blue.
  
Side 2 : In the shade of the old apple tree / Esquire swank / Frankie and Johnny / Sultry sunset.  
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        1946-1947 
        (LP PRIMA / DC 04) France 
         
        New York - March, 1946 and July, 1947 Hollywood - July, 1946 
         
The jeep is jumpin' / Riff 'n drill / Rugged Romeo / Passion flower / Tip toe topic / Sono / Jennie / Blue abandon / Perdido / Suddenly it jumped / A gathering in a clearing / 
Rockabye river / The suburbanite / Moon mist / In a jam / A flower is a lonesome thing / Blues is the night.  
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        SUDDENLY IT JUMPED 
        (LP BIG BAND ARCHIVES / LP 1217) USA 
         
        New York - March, 1946 and July, 1947 Hollywood - July, 1946
  
		Same as 1946-1947, but tracks in different order  
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        JAM-A-DITTY 
        (CD JAZZ & JAZZ / CDJJ 602)  
         
          
         
        El Patio Ballroom, Denvers - July 1st, 1947 
         
 Orchids for madam / Golden feather / Flippant flurry / Jam-a-ditty / Passion flower / The beautiful indians : Minnehaha - Hiawatha. 
  
  
        El Patio Ballroom, Denvers - July 4, 1947 
         
Caravan / Brown Penny / In a mellow tone / The mooche / Prisoner of love / Happy-go-lucky local.   
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        TRANSBLUCENCY 
        (CD JAZZ & JAZZ / CDJJ 612)  
         
			  
         
        El Patio Ballroom, Denvers - July 09, 1947 
         
 Overture to a jam session / It shouldn't happen to a dream / One o'clock jump / Beale street blues / St. Louis blues.
  
  
        El Patio Ballroom, Denvers - July 11, 1947 
         
How high the moon / Transblucency / Jam-a-ditty / A flower is a lonesome thing / Rockin' in rhythm / Tulip or turnip.   
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        LIVE AT CIRO'S 
        (CD double SOUNDS OF YESTER YEAR / DSOD 2100) UK 
         
        Ciro's Restaurant, Hollywood - July 25 to August 7, 1947 
  
          
         
        CD 1 : Introduction : Moon mist / Prisoner 
        of love / Harlem air-shaft / Brown Penny / Moon mist (closing theme) / 
        Introduction : Beale Street blues / Memphis blues / St. Louis blues / 
        Mood indigo / Harlem air-shat (closing theme) / Introduction : Take the 
        A train / Happy-go-lucky local / The beautiful indians : Minnehaha / The 
        beautifiul indians : Hiawatha / Warm valley / Beale Street blues (closing 
        theme) / Introduction : Take the A train / It's kinda lonesome out tonight 
        / Caravan / When I walk without you / Passion flower. 
         
        CD 2 : Introduction : Moon mist / Passion 
        flower / Tulip or turnip / Stompy Jones / Squeeze me - Introduction / 
        Take the A train / Royal Garden blues / I like the sunrise / Sophisticated 
        lady / Brown Penny / How blue the night (closing theme) / Introduction 
        : Take the A train / Flippant flurry / It's kind of lonesome out tonight 
        / Hollywood hangover / Tulip or turnip (closing theme) / Introduction 
        : Take the A train / Lady of the lavender mist / Flirtation (H'ya Sue) 
        / Azalea / Caravan. 
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        LIVE IN 1947 ! AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL  
        (CD UNIQUE JAZZ / RKO 1033)  
         
        Hollywood Bowl, Hollywood - August 31, 1947 
  
          
         
Blutopia / Overture to a jam session / The Mooche / Jumpin' punkins / Ring dem bells / Handy medley : Beale street blues - Memphis blues - Saint Louis blues / The golden feather / 
Air conditioned jungle / Golden cress / Diminuendo in blue / Tranblucency / Crescendo in blue.  
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        THE DUKE IS ON THE AIR 
        (LP FAMILY RECORDS / SFR DP 641) Italy 
         
        1943 to 1948
  
          
         
In a jam / Ain’t misbehavin‘ / Goin’ up / Down beat shuffle / Way low / One o’clock jump (half past midnight jump) / C-jam blues / The mooche / You oughta / 
Blue skies (Trumpet no end) / One o’clock jump (two o’clock jump).
 
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        ON THE AIR Volume 2 
        (LP AIRCHECK RECORDS / 29) USA 
         
        Opera House, Chicago - March 25, 1945
  
        Blue cellophane / Frustration / I'm beginning to see the light. 
         
        Carnegie Hall, New York - November 13, 1948
  
Just a-settin' and a-rockin' / Trumpets no end.
  
400 Club, New York - April 28, 1945
  
Midriff / Candy / Black, Brown & Beige suite (2 movements) : Work song - Spiritual song / Accentuate the positive / Way low.
 
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        ONE NIGHT STAND WITH DUKE ELLINGTON AT THE CLUB ZANZIBAR 
        (LP JOYCE / LP 1066) USA 
         
        Club Zanzibar, New York - September 21, 1945 
         
Midriff / A door will open / My little brown book / Stomp, look and listen / Waitin' for  the train to come / 
Diminuendo in blue / Rocks in my bed / Crescendo in blue / Everything but you.
  
        Click Restaurant, New York - November 22, 1948 
         
Suddenly it jumped / It's Monday every day / How high the moon / On a turquoise cloud.  
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        IMMORTAL SESSIONS Volume 2 
        (LP SAGA / 6926) UK 
         
        October, 1944 
         
In a jam / Blues on the double / Hollywood hangover.
  
        November 13, 1948 
         
How high the moon / Cottontail.
  
        December 3, 1941 
         
Bugle breaks / Have you changed / Raincheck / Blue Serge / Moon mist / Easy street / Perdido.   
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        THE DUKE AT CORNELL volume 1 
        (LP DESOR / 448 1) USA 
         
        Cornell University - December 10, 1948 
         
        Included in CORNELL UNIVERSITY 1948 except "Just a sittin' and a rockin" and "Trees" 
         
Reminiscing in tempo / Fantazm / Symphomaniac / My friend / Just a sittin' and a rockin' / Lover man / Hy'a Sue / Lover come back to me / 
Trees / It's monday every day / Dancers in love. 
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        ELLINGTON IN CONCERT 
        (LP WORLD RECORD CLUB / T 160) UK 
         
        Cornell University - December 10, 1948 
         
        Included in CORNELL UNIVERSITY 1948 except "Blue skies"  
         
          
         
Side 1 : How high the moon / Brown Betty / Don't be so mean to baby / Humoresque.
  
Side 2 : Dancers in love / Creole love call / Don't blame me / Limehouse blues / Blue skies (trumpet no end). 
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        ELLINGTON IN CONCERT - 2 
        (LP WORLD RECORD CLUB / T 195) UK 
         
        Cornell University - December 10, 1948 
         
        Included in CORNELL UNIVERSITY 1948 
         
Side 1 : She wouldn't be moved / Paradise / Tootin' through the roof / Lady of the lavender mist / Suddenly it jumped.
  
Side 2 : Medley : Don't get around much anymore - Do nothin' till you hear from me - In a sentimental mood - Mood indigo - I'm beginning to see the light - Sophisticated lady - Caravan - It don't mean a thing - 
I let a song go out of my heart/ The tattooed bride. 
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        CORNELL UNIVERSITY 
        (CD MUSIC MASTERS JAZZ / 65114 2) USA 
         
        Cornell University - December 10, 1948
  
Same as CORNELL UNIVERSITY 1948 CD 1
  
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        CORNELL UNIVERSITY - SECOND SET 
        (CD MUSIC MASTERS JAZZ / D 116738) USA 
         
        Cornell University - December 10, 1948
  
Same as CORNELL UNIVERSITY 1948 CD 2
  
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        CORNELL UNIVERSITY 1948 The Great Concerts  
        (CD double NIMBUS RECORDS / NI 2727/28)  
         
        Cornell University - December 10, 1948 
  
          
         
        CD 1 (FIRST SET) : Star spangled banner / Lady of the 
        lavender mist / Suddenly it jumped / Reminiscing in tempo / She wouldn't 
        be moved / Paradise / The symphomaniac part. 1 : Symphonic or bust / The 
        symphomaniac part. 2 : How you sound / My friend / You oughta / Creole 
        love call / Don't blame me / Lover man / The tattoed bride / Dancers in 
        love.  
         
        CD 2 (SECOND SET) : Manhattan murals / Hy'a Sue / Fantazm 
        / Tootin' through the roof / Brown Betty / Humoresque / How high the moon 
        / Don't be so mean to baby / Lover come back to me / It's monday everyday 
        / Medley : Don't get around much anymore - Do nothin' till you hear from 
        me - In a sentimental mood - Mood indigo - I'm beginning to see the light 
        - Sophisticated lady - Caravan - It don't mean a thing - I let a song 
        go out of my heart / Limehouse blues.  
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        DUKE ELLINGTON AT THE HOLLYWOOD EMPIRE 
        (CD STORYVILLE / 101 8346)  
         
        Hollywood Empire, Los Angeles - February, 1949 (* : February 10)
  
          
         
Solid old man * / Singin' in the rain * / Three cent stomp * / Tulip or turnip * / Take the A train * / Hy'a Sue / C jam blues / Passion flower / Clementine / 
Just a-sittin' and a-rockin' / One o'clock jump / Unbooted character / Paradise / How you sound / It's monday every day / Caravan / Cotton tail.   
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