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  Duke on the Web Studio 
      sessions 
      Fifties  | 
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        ARCHIVE OF JAZZ volume 31 
      (LP BYG / 529081) France 
       
      New York - September 13 to November, 1950  
       
        Included in DUKE ELLINGTON AND THE ELLINGTONIANS 
       
          
         
         
Side 1 : Cottontail / C jam blues / Flamingo / Bang-up blues / Tonk / Johnny come lately.
  
Side 2 : In a blue summer garden / Great times / Perdido / Take the A train / Oscalypso / 
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        GREAT TIMES ! 
      (LP RIVERSIDE / RM 475) France 
       
      New York - September 13 to November, 1950  
       
        Included in DUKE ELLINGTON AND THE ELLINGTONIANS 
        Same as ARCHIVE OF JAZZ volume 31 
       
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        GREAT TIMES ! 
        Piano duets 
      (CD RIVERSIDE / OJC20 108 2)  
       
      New York - September 13 to November, 1950  
       
        Included in DUKE ELLINGTON AND THE ELLINGTONIANS 
        Same as previous album 
       
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        DUKE ELLINGTON, BILLY STRAYHORN 
        Jazz Selection n° 2 
        (LP VOGUE-SONY MUSIC / JAZZ CLUB 001 - Reissue 2017) Color 
        disc  
       
      New York - September 13 to November, 1950  
       
        Included in DUKE ELLINGTON AND THE ELLINGTONIANS, GREAT TIMES ! and ARCHIVE OF JAZZ volume 31 
       
          
         
         
Side 1 : Cotton tail / Flamingo / Bang-up blues / C jam blues.
  
Side 2 : Tonk / Johnny come lately / In a blue summer garden / Great times.  | 
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        MASTERPIECES BY ELLINGTON 
      (LP CBS / 84 415) France 
       
      December 18, 1950 
  Included in  CHRONOLOGICAL 1950 et CHRONOLOGICAL 1950-1951
  
          
        
  
Side 1 : Mood indigo / Sophisticated lady.
  
Side 2 : The tattooed bride / Solitude.   | 
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        MASTERPIECES BY ELLINGTON 
      (LP COLUMBIA / JCL 825) USA 
       
      December 18, 1950 
  Same as previous album
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        MASTERPIECES BY ELLINGTON 
        (LP COLUMBIA MASTERWORKS / ML 4418) Canada 
       
      December 18, 1950 
  Same as previous album
  
          
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        MASTERPIECES BY DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA 
      (LP CBS / 63 838) France 
       
      December 18, 1950 
  Same as previous album  | 
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        ELLINGTON MODERN STYLE 
      (LP COLUMBIA / FPX 111) France 
       
      December 18, 1950 
  
        Same as MASTERPIECES BY ELLINGTON  | 
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        MASTERPIECES BY DUKE ELLINGTON 
      (CD COLUMBIA / CK 87043) Japan 
       
      December 18, 1950 Bonus : 1951
  
          
         
Mood indigo / Sophisticated lady / The tattooed bride / Solitude.
  
        Bonus : Vagabonds / Smada / Rock skippin' 
        at the Blue Note.   | 
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        GREAT TIMES - DUKE ELLINGTON ON MERCER 
      (CD JASMINE / JASMCD2842) UK 
       
      September 13, 1950 to June 19, 1951
  
          
         
Perdido / Take the A train / Oscalipso / Blues for Blanton / Untitled blues - Blues n° 3 / The new piano roll blues / Cotton tail / C jam blues / Flamingo / 
Bang-up blues / Things ain't what they used to be / Tonk / Johnny come lately / In a blue summer garden / Great times / Night walk (Cat walk) / Moonlight fiesta / She / 
The happening / Swamp drum / Sultry serenade / Indian summer / Britt-and-butter blues / Caravan / Alternate / Hoppin's John / Jumping with symphony Sid.   | 
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        MONOLOGUE Aimez-vous le jazz 20 
      (LP CBS / 84563)  
       
      August 14, 1947 to August 8, 1951 
  
          
         	  
Side 1 : Three cent stomp / On a turquoise cloud / New York City blues / Hy'a sue / Golden cress / Lady of the lavender mist / The clothed woman / Monologue (Pretty and the wolf).
  
Side 2 : Stomp, look and listen / Rock-skippin' at the Blue Note / Change my ways / Sultry serenade / Women / Fancy dan / Brown Betty / Smada.   | 
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        LIBERIAN SUITE A TONE PARALLEL TO HARLEM 
      (LP COLUMBIA / CL 848)  
       
        Side 1 : December 24, 1947 
         
Liberian suite : I like the sunrise - Dance n° 1 - Dance n° 2 - Dance n° 3 - Dance n° 4 - Dance n° 5.
  
        Side 2 : December 7, 1951  
         
A tone parallel to Harlem.   | 
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        LIBERIAN SUITE A TONE PARALLEL TO HARLEM 
        (LP CBS - Aimez-vous le Jazz n° 6 / 62686) France 
       
        December 24, 1947 and December 7, 1951
  Same as previous album 
         
          
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        DUKE ELLINGTON & HIS ELLINGTONIANS 10e anniversaire des disques Vogue - Vol. 9 
        (LP VOGUE LD 497 30) France 
       
        1950 - 1951
  Included in next album 
		Except "Let the zoomers drool" , "Who struck John ?" and "A little taste" (maybe forties dates ?) 
         
  
         
         
Side 1 : Caravan / Cotton tail / Let the zoomers droll / Cat walk / Make no mistake / Jumpin' at the Symphony Sid / Blues for Blanton.
  
Side 2 : Things ain't what they used to be / The happening / New roll piano blues / Who struck John? / C jam blues / Alternate / A little taste.    | 
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        DUKE ELLINGTON AND THE ELLINGTONIANS 
      (LP double VOGUE / DP 19) France 
       
      1950 - 1951 
       
          
         
        Side 1 : Cat walk (Night walk) / Moonlighht 
        fiesta (2 takes) / She / The happening / Swamp drums / Sultry serenade.
   
        Side 2 : Indian summer / Britt and butter blues / Caravan / Alternate / Hoppin' 
        Jones / Jumpin' with symphony Sid / The new piano roll blues.  
         
        Side 3 : Perdido / Take the A train / Oscalypso 
        / Blues for Blanton / Things ain't what they used to be / Make no mistake 
        / In a blue summer garden.
  
		Side 4 : Cotton tail / Flamingo / Bang up blues / C 
        jam blues / Tonk / Johnny come lately / Great times.   | 
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      ELLINGTON UPTOWN 
      (LP CBS / 84 309) France 
       
      Decembre, 1951 to July, 1952 
       
      Included in HI-FI ELLINGTON UPTWON except "Harlem" 
      "Harlem" is on the LP LIBERIAN SUITE - A TONE PARALLEL TO HARLEM 
       
          
       
      Side 1 : Skin deep / The mooche / Take the A train
  
	  Side 2 : A tone parallel to Harlem / Perdido.   | 
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      ELLINGTON UPTOWN 
      (LP PHILIPS / B 07008 L) Netherlands  
       
      Decembre, 1951 to July, 1952 
       Same as previous album
  
          
       
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      HI-FI UPTOWN 
      (CD SONY / 32DP 597) Japan  
       
      June 30 to au December 8, 1952 
       
          
       
      Skin deep / The mooche / Take the A train / Perdido / Controversial suite : Before the time - Later. 
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      THE DUKE PLAYS ELLINGTON  
        (LP CAPITOL / T 477) Usa  
       
      Los Angeles, New York and Chicago - April 13 and 14, 1953 
	  Duke Ellington (piano), Wendell Marshall (bass), Butch Ballard (drums)
  
	  Included in PIANO REFLECTIONS and RETROSPECTION - THE PIANO SESSION  
       
          
       
Side 2 : In a sentimental mood / Things ain't what they used to be / Reflections in D / Who knows ? / Melancholia / All to soon.
  
Side 1 : Prelude to a kiss / B sharp blues / Passion flower / Janet / Retrospection / Dancers in love.
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      THE DUKE PLAYS ELLINGTON  
        (LP CAPITOL / T 477) Usa  
       
      Same album, same reference. Cover in different color 
  
          
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      THE DUKE PLAYS ELLINGTON  
        (LP CAPITOL / T 477) France  
       
      Same album as previous
	  
  
          
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      PIANO REFLECTIONS 
      (LP CAPITOL / M 11058)   
       
      Los Angeles, New York and Chicago - April 13 to December 28, 1953
  
	  Included in RETROSPECTION - THE PIANO SESSION  
       
          
       
Side 1 : In a sentimental mood / Things ain't what they used to be / Reflections in D / Who knows ? / Melancholia / All to soon / Prelude to a kiss.
  
Side 2 : B sharp blues / Passion flower / Janet / Retrospection / Dancers in love / Night time / Kinda dukish.
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      ULTRA DE LUXE 
      (LP CAPITOL / 20 761) France 
       
        April 6, 1953 to september 1st, 1954  
       
          
         
Side 1 : I can't give you anything but love / Ultra de luxe / Warm valley / Chili bowl / Cocktails for two / Three little words / My old flame.
  
Side 2 : Satin doll / Boo-dah / Stormy weather / Liza / Stardust / Flamingo / Band call. 
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      ELLINGTON '55 
      (LP CAPITOL / W-521) USA  
       
        1953 - 1954
  
          
         
         
		Side 1 : Rockin' in rhythm / Black and tan fantasy / Stompin' at the Savoy / In the mood.
  
Side 2 : One o'clock jump / Honeysuckle rose / Happy go lucky local / Flying home. 
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        ELLINGTON 55 
      (LP CAPITOL / 2C 062 80 270) France  
       
        1953 - 1954
  Same as previous album
  
         
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      ELLINGTON '55 
        (CD CAPITOL JAZZ / 20135) Europe  
       
        1953 to 1955
  Same as previous album + bonus
  
          
         
         
        Bonus tracks : Body and soul / It don't mean 
        a thing (I it ain't got that swing).   | 
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      55 
      (LP MPF / 2M 048 52158) France 
       
        1953 - 1954
  Same as previous album 
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      TOAST TO THE DUKE  
      (LP WORLD RECORD CLUB / TP 201) UK  
       
        1953 - 1954
  Same as ELLINGTON '55 
  
          
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      DUKE ELLINGTON 1953/54 
      (LP WORLD RECORD CLUB / ST 708) UK  
       
        April 7, 1953 to October 8, 1954
  
Warm valley / Rockin' in rhythm / Prelude to a kiss / Satin doll / Caravan / Flamingo / In a sentimental mood / Black and tan fantasy / Passion flower / Bakiff.	
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      DANCE TO THE DUKE ! 
      (LP CAPITOL / T 637) USA  
       
        April 07, 1953 to October 08, 1954
  
C jam blues / Orson / Caravan / Kinda dukish / Bakiff / Frivolous banta / Things ain't what they used to be / Night time.	
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        DANCE TO THE DUKE 
      (LP CAPITOL / T 637) France  
       
        April 07, 1953 to October 08, 1954
  Same as previous, same reference, France version	
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      BAND CALL 
        (LP WORLD RECORD CLUB / TP 86) UK  
       
        April, 1953 to October, 1954
  
          
         
         
		Side 1 : 12th street rag / Isle of Capri / Chile bowl / All day long / Bunny hop mambo / Satin doll.
  
Side 2 : If I give my heart to you / Blue jean beguine / Echo tango / Band call / Blue moon / Smile. 
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        THE CAPITOL SINGLES PLUS 
      (CD JASMINE / JASMCD2834) UK 
       
      April 06, 1953 to May 19, 1955
  
          
         
        Without a song / Satin doll / Ballin' the blues / Nothin', nothin', baby 
        (Without you) / Bluejean beguine / Warm valley / Boo-dha / Give me the 
        right / Blue moon / Ultra deluxe / Isle of Capri / Band call / Bunny hop 
        mambo / Is it a sin ? (My loving you) / Smile / If I give my heart to 
        you / Chile bowl / Twelfth street rag - mambo / All day long / Echo tango 
        / Don't touch me / Hear my plea / What more can I say (alternate take) 
        / Night time / Harlem airshaft (alternate take) / So long (early 
        take).   | 
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      Rosemary CLOONEY and Duke ELLINGTON BLUE ROSE 
      (LP CBS / 84 402) France  
       
      New York - January 23 and 27, 1956 Rosemary Clooney's voice added later 
       
          
       
Side 1 : Hey baby / Sophisticated lady / Me and you / Passion flower / I let a song go out of my heart / It don't mean a thing (If It ain't got that swing).
  
Side 2 : Grievin' / Blue rose / I'm checkin' out goombye / I got it bad / Mood indigo.  
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      THE BETHLEHEM YEARS volume 1 
      (LP BETHLEHEM RECORDS / BCP 6013) 
       
      Chicago - 7 et 8 février 1956 
       
Side 1 : East Saint Louis toodle-Oo / Creole love call / Stompy Jones / The jeep is jumpin' / Jack the bear / In a mellow tone.
  
Side 2 : Ko-ko / Midriff / Stomp look and listen / Unbooted character / Lonesome lullaby / Upper Manhattan Medical Group.   | 
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      HISTORICALLY SPEAKING 
      (CD BETHLEHEM MUSIC / BR 5013)  
       
      Chicago - 7 et 8 février 1956
  Same as THE BETHLEHEM YEARS volume 1 
       
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      STOMP LOOK AND LISTEN 
      (LP EMBER RECORDS / CJS 809) UK 
       
      Chicago - 7 et 8 février 1956
  Same as THE BETHLEHEM YEARS volume 1  | 
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      THE BIG BAND SOUND OF DUKE ELLINGTON 
        (LP CARNIVAL - Gold Standard / 2941 202) UK 
       
      Chicago - 7 et 8 février 1956
  Same as THE BETHLEHEM YEARS volume 1  | 
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      DUKE ELLINGTON CLASSICS 
      (LP POLYDOR / 623 218) Germany 
       
      Chicago - 7 et 8 février 1956
  Same as THE BETHLEHEM YEARS volume 1 Tracks in different order 
       
          
         
Side 1 : Creole love call / Stompy Jones / Jack the bear / Ko-ko / Stomp look and listen / Unbooted character.
  
Side 2 : East Saint Louis toodle-Oo / The jeep is jumpin' / In a mellow tone / Midriff / Lonesome lullaby / Upper Manhattan Medical Group.
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      THE BETHLEHEM YEARS volume 2 
      (LP BETHLEHEM RECORDS /BTM 6805) 
       
      Chicago - 7 et 8 février 1956 
       
Side 1 : Summertime / Laura / I can't get started / My funny Valentine / Everything but you / Frustration.
  
Side 2 : Cotton tail / Daydream / Deep purple / Indian summer / Blues.    | 
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      DUKE ELLINGTON PRESENTS BIG BAND BOUNCE & BOOGIE 
      (LP AFFINITY / AFS 1013)  
       
      Chicago - 7 et 8 février 1956
  Same as THE BETHLEHEM YEARS volume 2 
       
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        ELLINGTON SHOWCASE 
      (LP WORLD RECORD CLUB / T 309) UK 
       
      April 9, 1953 to May 18, 1956   
       
          
         
Harlem airshaft / Serious serenade / Clarinet melodrama / Blossom / Theme for Trambean / Gonna tan your hide / Falling like a rainbow  / 
La virgen de la Macarena / Don't ever say goodbye / Big drag.   | 
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      A DRUM IS A WOMAN 
      (LP CBS / 84 404) France 
       
      September and October, 1956   
       
          
         
Side 1 : Part. 1 : A drum is a woman - Rhythm pum te dum - What else can you do with a drum / Part. II : New Orleans - Hey, Buddy Bolden - Carribee Joe - Congo square.
  
Side 2 : Part. III : A drum is a woman (part. 2) - You better know it - Madam Zajj - Ballet of the flying saucers / Part. IV : Zajj's dream - Rhumbop - 
Carribee Joe (part. 2) - Finale.    | 
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      A DRUM IS A WOMAN 
      (LP PHILIPS / BBL 7119) UK 
       
      September and October, 1956
  Same as previous album 
	  
  
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      A DRUM IS A WOMAN... PLUS 
      (CD MUSICA JAZZ / MJCD1269) Italy 
       
      September and October, 1956
  Same as previous album 
	  
  
         
  
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      THE WORLD OF DUKE ELLIGTON volume 3 
        (LP double COLUMBIA / CG 33 961) USA 
       
      May 24, 1951 to March 20, 1957
  
        Side 1 : Brown Betty / Deep night / Please be kind / Smada / Rock skipin' at the Blue Note.
  
		Side 2 : Bensonality / Blues at sundown / Duet / I love my lovin' lover / Come on home. 
         
Side 3 : Primping from the prom / Follow me / If you were in my place / A-flat minor / Suburban beauty.
  
Side 4 : Cafe au lait / Cop out / Rock city rock / The sky fell down / Improvisation in three parts.
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      SUCH SWEET THUNDER  
      (LP CBS / 84 405) France 
       
        New York - April 15, to May 3, 1957 
        (Half the fun : August 6, 1956) 
  
          
         
Side 1 : Such sweet thunder / Sonnet for Caesar / Sonnet to Hank Cinq / Lady Mac / Sonnet in search of a moor / The telecasters.
  
Side 2 : Up and down, up and down (I will lead them up and down) 
/ Sonnet for Sister Kate / The star-crossed lovers / Madness in great ones / Half the fun / Circle of fourths.   | 
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      SUCH SWEET THUNDER  
      (LP CBS / 52 421) UK 
       
      New York - April 15, to May 3, 1957 (Half the fun : August 6, 1956)
  Same as previous album    | 
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      SUCH SWEET THUNDER  
      (LP PHILIPS / B 07278 L) Netherlands 
       
      New York - April 15, to May 3, 1957 (Half the fun : August 6, 1956)
  Same as previous album 
  
          
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      Ella FITZGERALD SINGS THE DUKE ELLINGTON SONG BOOK Volume one 
      (LP double VERVE / 2615 032) France 
       
      June, 1957
  
          
         
        Side 1 : Rockin' in rhythm / Drop me off in Harlem / Day dream / Caravan / Take the A train.
  
		Side 2 : I ain't got nothing but the blues / Clementine / I didn't know about you / I'm beginning to 
        see the light / Lost in meditation / Perdido. 
  
        Side 3 : Cottontail / Do nothing till you hear from me / Just a-sittin' and a-rockin' / Solitude / Rocks in my bed.
  
        Side 4 : Satin doll / Sophisticated lady / Juts squeeze me / It don't mean a thing / Azure.   | 
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      Ella FITZGERALD SINGS THE DUKE ELLINGTON SONG BOOK Volume two 
        (LP double VERVE / 2615 033) France 
       
      June and september, 1957
  
          
         
        Side 1 : Mood indigo / In a mellow tone / Love you madly / Lush life / Squatty roo.
  
		Side 2 : I let a song go out of my heart / In a sentimental mood / Don't get around much anymore / Prelude to a kiss.
  
        Side 3 : I'm just a lucky so and so / All too soon / Everything but you / I got it bad and that ain't good / Bli-blip / Chelsea bridge.
   
        Side 4 : Portrait of Ella Fitzgerald : First movement (Royal ancestry) - Second movement (All heart) - Third movement (Beyond category) - Fourth movement 
        (Total jazz) / The E and D blues (E for Ella D for Duke).   | 
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      ELLINGTON INDIGOS 
      (LP CBS / 82682) France 
       
      March 13 to October 14, 1957
  Included in THE COMPLETE ELLINGTON INDIGOS  
       
          
         
Side 1 : Solitude / Where or when / Mood indigo / Autumn leaves / The sky fell down.
  
Side 2 : Prelude to a kiss / Willow weep for me / Tenderly / Dancing in the dark.   | 
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      THE COMPLETE ELLINGTON INDIGOS 
      (CD PHOENIX / 131514)  
       
      March 13 to October 14, 1957  
       
          
         
        Solitude / Where or when / Mood indigo / Night and day / Prelude to a 
        kiss / All the things you are / Willow weep for me / Tenderly / Dancing 
        in the dark / Autumn leaves / The sky fell down / Commercial time / Mood 
        indigo (2 alternates) / Autumn leaves (alternate) / 
        Willow weep for me (alternate) / Where or when (alternate) 
        / All the things you are (alternate) / Love (My heart, my mind, 
        my everything).   | 
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      Duke ELLINGTON and Mahalia JACKSON BLACK, BROWN AND BEIGE 
      (LP COLUMBIA / CK 65566)  
       
      February 5, 11 and 12, 1958  
       
 Side 1 : Black, Brown and Beige : Parts 1 to 3.
  
 Side 2 : Black, Brown and Beige : Parts 4 to 6.
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      Duke ELLINGTON and Mahalia JACKSON BLACK, BROWN AND BEIGE 
      (LP CBS / 63 363) France 
       
      February 5, 11 and 12, 1958
  
	  Same as previous album
  
         
        
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      AT THE BAL MASQUE 
      (LP COLUMBIA / LE 10 077) Usa 
       
      March 20 to April 1st, 1958 
       
          
         
Side 1 : Alice blue gown / Who's afraid of the big bad wolf ? / Got a date with an angel / Poor butterfly / Satan takes a holiday / The peanut vendor.
  
Side 2 : Satin doll / Lady in red / Indian love call / The donkey serenade / Gypsy love song / Laugh, clown, laugh.   | 
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      AT THE BAL MASQUE 
      (LP CBS / 63 513) France 
       
      March 20 to April 1st, 1958
  Same as previous album
  
          
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      DANCE TO DUKE ! 
      (LP COLUMBIA - Special Archives Series / CSRP 8098) USA 
       
      March 20 to April 1st, 1958
  Same as AT THE BAL MASQUE   | 
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      THE COSMIC SCENE 
      (LP CBS / 84 407) France 
       
      April, 1958 
        Clack Terry (trumpet), John Sanders, Britt Woodman, Quentin Jackson (trombone), 
        Paul Gonsalves (tenor sax), Jimmy Hamilton (clarinet), Jimmy Woode (bass), 
        Sam Woodyard (drums), Duke Ellington (piano)  
       
          
         
Side 1 : Avalon / Body and soul / Bass-ment / Early autumn / Jones.
  
Side 2 : Perdido / Saint-Louis blues / Spacemen / Midnight sun / Take the A train.
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      THE COSMIC SCENE 
      (CD MOZAIC RECORDS / MCD 1001) USA 
       
      April, 1958
  Same as previous album + bonus 
       
        Bonus tracks : Body and soul (alternate) / Jones (alternate).   | 
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      HAPPY REUNION 
        (LP DOCTOR JAZZ / FW 40030)
  
        March 19, 1956 
         
Way back blues / Where's the music ? / Rubber bottom / Play the blues and go.
  
        June 24, 1958 
         
        In a mellow tone (2 takes) / Happy reunion (2 takes) 
        / Diminuendo and crescendo in blue.   | 
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      THE 1956-58 SMALL GROUP RECORDINGS 4TET, 5TET, 6TET, 7TET 
        (CD PHOENIX / PHX 137982)
  
        March 19, 1956 to June 24, 1958
  Included in HAPPY REUNION and PRIVATE COLLECTION serie 
         
        In a mellow tone (2 takes) / Happy reunion (2 takes) 
        / Diminuendo and crescendo in blue / Wailing 'bout / I cover the waterfront 
        / Deep blues / Circle of fourth / Perdido / The riff / Bluer / Slow blues 
        ensemble / Blues a la Willie Cook / Three trumps (Spacemen) / Way back 
        blues / Where's the music ? / Rubber bottom / Play the blues and go / 
        Prelude to a kiss / Miss Lucy / March 19th blues.   | 
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      Duke ELLINGTON AND Johnny HODGES SIDE BY SIDE 
      (LP VERVE / MG V 8345) Usa 
         
        August 14, 1958 February, 1959 (Billy Strayhorn on piano) 
         
Side 1 : Stompy Jones / Squeeze me / Big shoe / Going up.
  
Side 2 : Just a memory / Let's fall in love / Ruint / Bend one / You need to rock.     | 
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      Duke ELLINGTON AND Johnny HODGES SIDE BY SIDE 
      (LP VERVE / 2317 101) France 
         
        August 14, 1958 and February, 1959
  Same as previous album 
  
          
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      Duke ELLINGTON AND Johnny HODGES SIDE BY SIDE 
        (LP WAX TIME / 771 796) Spain Limited edition 
         
        August 14, 1958 and February, 1959
  Same as previous album
  
        Bonus : Three and six (1958 session). 
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      BACK TO BACK Duke ELLINGTON AND Johnny HODGES PLAY THE BLUES 
      (LP VERVE / V6 8317) France 
       
      February 20, 1959 
       
          
         
Side 1 : Wabash blues / Basin street blues / Beale street blues.
  
Side 2 : Weary blues / Saint-Louis blues / Loveless love / Royal garden blues.    | 
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      DUKE ELLINGTON AND JOHNNY HODGES Jazz Anthology 
      (LP BARCLAY / 5013) France 
       
      February 20, 1959
  Same as previous album    | 
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        ELLINGTON JAZZ PARTY IN STEREO 
      (LP COLUMBIA / JCS 8127)  
       
      February 19 and 25, 1959 
       
          
         	  
Side 1 : Malletoba spank / Toot suite : Red garter - Red shoes - Red carpet - Ready, go !
  
Side 2 : U. M. M. G. / All of me / Tymperturbaly blue / Hello little girl.    | 
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        ELLINGTON JAZZ PARTY 
      (LP CBS / S 63 485) France 
       
      February 19 and 25, 1959
  Same as previous album    | 
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        ELLINGTON JAZZ PARTY 
      (LP PHILIPS - Réalités / V 26) France 
       
      February 19 and 25, 1959
  Same as previous album     | 
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        ELLINGTON JAZZ PARTY 
      (CD CBS / 460 059 2) Netherlands 
       
      February 19 and 25, 1959
  
	  Same as previous album 
        CD version + bonus 
       
          
         	  
Bonus tracks : Fillie Trillie / Satin doll.      | 
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        ELLINGTON JAZZ PARTY 
      (LP double CBS / S 67285) Neetherlands 
       
      DISC 1 : March 20 to April 1st, 1958 
DISC 2 : February 19 and 25, 1959
  
The album groups together AT THE BAL MASQUE (Disc 1) and ELLINGTON JAZZ PARTY IN STEREO (Disc 2)    | 
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      ELLINGTON MOODS 
      (LP JAZZ LEGACY / JLA 61)  
       
      New York - March 27, 1959
  
          
         
Side 1 : Fat mouth / Lost in the night / Little John's tune / Frou frou / Dankworth castle / Moonstone.
  
Side 2 : Night stick / Lullaby for dreamers / She was a tinkling thing / 
Jamaica tomboy / Still water / Jet strip. 	  
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      THE DUKE'S D.J. SPECIAL 
      (CD FRESH SOUND RECORDS / FSR CD 41)  
       
      New York - March 27, 1959  
       
          
         
        Same as previous album  | 
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      BIG BAND 1959 
      (LP AL / AL 7085) Netherlands 
       
      New York - March 27, 1959  
       
        Same as previous album  | 
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      ELLINGTON 59 
      (LP FAIRMONT RECORDS / 107) USA 
       
      New York - March 27, 1959  
       
        Same as previous album but tracks in different order  | 
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      ANATOMY OF A MURDER 
      (LP CORONET / CXS 99)  
       
      May 29, June 1st and 2, 1959
  Included in next CD  
         
Main title - Anatomy of a murder / Flirtibird / Almost cried / Happy anatomy 1 / Midnight indigo / Haupé / Sunswept Sunday / Grace valse / Happy anatomy 2.     | 
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      ANATOMY OF A MURDER 
      (CD COLUMBIA / COL 469 137 2)  
       
      May 29, June 1st and 2, 1959  
         
          
         
Main title - Anatomy of a murder / Flirtibird / Way early subtone / Hero to zero / Low key lightly / Happy anatomy / Midnight indigo / Almost cried / Sunswept Sunday / 
Grace valse / Happy anatomy / Haupé / Upper and outest.     | 
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      FESTIVAL SESSION 
        (LP COLUMBIA / P 13500)  
       
      September 8, 1959 
         
          
         
Side 1 : Idiom' 59 (parts 1 to 3) / Things ain't what they used to be / Launching pad.
  
Side 2 : Perdido / Copout extension / Duael fuel (parts 1 to 3)    | 
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      FESTIVAL SESSION 
      (CD POLL WINNERS / 27209) UK 
       
      September 8, 1959
  
        Same as previous album with bonus 
         
          
         
Idiom' 59 (parts 1 to 3) / Things ain't what they used to be / Launching pad / Perdido / Copout extension / Duael fuel (parts 1 to 3).
  
        Bonus (same session) : V.I.P.'s 
        boogie / Jam with Sam . 
         
        Bonus (Newport Jazz Festival - July 4, 
        1959) : Idiom '59 / Copout extension.   | 
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      BLUES IN ORBIT 
      (LP CBS / 84 307)  
       
        February, 1958 and December 1959 
         
          
         
Side 1 : Three J's blues / Smada / Pie eye's blues / Sweet and pungent / C jam blues.
  
Side 2 : In a mellow tone / Blues in blueprint / The swinger's get the blues too / The swinger's jump / 
Blues in orbit / Villes ville is the place, man.  
         
        Bonus CD : Track 360 / Sentimental lady / 
        Brown Penny / Pie eye's blues / Sweet and pungent / The swinger's jump 
        / Blues in orbit (alternate) / Track 360 (alternate). 
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