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Sathima BEA BENJAMIN
A MORNING IN PARIS (CD ENJA / ENJ 9309 2) 1963 Duke Ellington produced this album and played piano on "I got it bad and that ain't good" and "Solitude". Darn that dream / I got it bad and that ain't good / I could write a book / I should care / Spring will be a little late this year / Solitude / The man I love / our love has faded / I'm glad there is you / Soon / Lover man / A nightingal sang in Berkeley Square. |
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Dollar BRAND
DUKE ELLINGTON PRESENTS THE DOLLAR BRAND TRIO (CD 30 cm REPRISE / RS 6111) February 1963 Duke Ellington produced this first album of Dollar Brand (Abdullah Ibrahim) Dollar's dance / Kippi / Brillant corners / Jumping rope / Ubu suku / The stride. |
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Stan GETZ : LIVE... FROM 1952 TO 1955
(CD DISTART / LS2 911) New York - 9 février 1953 Stan Getz (tenor sax) with Duke Ellington and his Orchestra on one track I got it bad and that ain't good. |
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Thelonious MONK
UNISSUED LIVE AT NEWPORT 1958-59 (CD GAMBIT RECORDS / 69299) Newport Jazz Festival - 8 juillet 1962 Thelonious Monk (piano) with Duke Ellington Orchestra on two tracks Announcement by Duke Ellington / Monk's dream / Ba-lue-bolivar-ba-lues-are. |
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Sarah VAUGHAN
THE SARAH VAUGHAN MEMORIAL ALBUM (CD MILAN / CD CH 311) Ann Arbor, Michigan - November 15, 1951 Sarah Vaughan and his trio with horns and reeds sections of the Duke Ellington Orchestra Mean to me (incomplete) / Perdido / Love you adly (duo with Nat King Cole). Other titles without Duke Ellington sections. |
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Boris VIAN
INEDITS RADIO (CD INA - Mémoire Vive / IMV 050) France R.T.F. broadcast, Paris - April 9, 1950 "Meeting with Duke Ellington" with Maurice Cullaz (translator) and Pierre Le Roux (journalist). |
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DUKE ELLINGTON CHRISTMAS
(CD LASERLIGHT / 32 808) Usa THIS IS NOT A DUKE ELLINGTON ALBUM ! The only track that seems played by Ellington is "Take the A train" I'll be home for Christmas / Winter wonderland / Jingle bells - Silver bells / White Christmas / Auld lang syne / Santa Claus is coming to town / Sleight ride / It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas / The Christmas song / Take the A train. |
