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  Duke on the Web Studio sessions 
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        THE PIANIST 
        (LP FANTASY / 5999) France 
         
        New York - July 18, 1966 Las Vegas - January 7, 1970  
         
          
         
Side 1 : Don Juan / Slow blues / Looking glass / The shepherd (take one) 
        / The shepherd (take two).
  
Side 2 : Tap dancer's blues / Sam Woodyard's / blues / Duck amok / Never stop remembering Bill / Fat mess.      
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        NEW ORLEANS SUITE 
        (LP ATLANTIC / 40209) France 
         
        April 27 and May 13, 1970  
         
          
         
Side 1 : Blues for New Orleans / Bourbon street jongling jollies / Portrait of Louis Armstrong / Thanks for the beautiful land of the Delta / Portrait of Wellman Braud.
  
Side 2 : Second line / Portrait of Sidney Bechet / Aristocracy a la Jean Lafitte / Portrait of Mahalia Jackson.      
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        NEW ORLEANS SUITE 
        (LP SUPRAPHON / 1 15 1357) Czechoslovakia 
         
        April 27 and May 13, 1970
  Same as previous album 
  
          
         
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        CINCINNATI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 
        (LP DECCA / DL 71076) USA  
         
        May 28, 1970 
		Duke Ellington (piano) 
        Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, direction Erich Kunzel
  
		Same as ORCHESTRAL WORKS without poetic commentaries  
         
		     
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        ORCHESTRAL WORKS 
        (CD MCA CLASSICS / MCAD 42318)  
         
        May 28, 1970 
		Duke Ellington (piano) 
        Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, direction Erich Kunzel  
         
          
         
Poetic commentary / New world a'coming / Poetic commentary / Harlem.
  
THE GOLDEN BROOM & THE GREEN APPLE : Poetic commentary / Stanza 1 : The golden broom / Poetic commentary / Stanza 2 : The green apple / Poetic commentary / 
Stanza 3 : The handsome traffic policeman.		     
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        THE DUKE ELLINGTON SMALL BANDS THE INTIMACY OF THE BLUES 
        (CD FANTASY / OJCCD 624 2)  
         
        March 15, 1967 to June 15, 1970  
         
          
         
COMBO SUITE : The intimacy of the blues - Out south - Tell me 'bout my baby - Kentucky avenue A.C. - Near north - Soul country / Noon mooning / Rockhochet / 
Tippy-toeing through the jungle garden / Just a-sittin' and a-rockin / All too soon.      
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        THE CONNY PLANK SESSION 
        (CD GRÖNLAND / CDGRON140) Promo 
         
        July 9, 1970 Featuring : Wild Bill Davis   
         
          
         
        Alerado (take 1) / Alerado (take 2) / Alerado (take 
        3) / Afrique (take 1) / Afrique (take 2) 
        / Afrique (take 3 - vocal).  
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        THE AFRO-EURASIAN ECLIPSE 
        (LP FANTASY / 5983) France 
         
        New York - February 17, 1971  
         
          
         
Side 1 : Chinoiserie / Didjeridoo / Afrique / Acht O'clock rock.
  
Side 2 : Gong / Tang / True / Hard way.      
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        THE PIANO PLAYER 
        (CD STORYVILLE / 101 8399) Denmark 
         
        New York, Paris, Tokyo - March, 1961 to February 23, 1971   
         
          
         
        Meditation # 1 / Single petal of a rose / Blues # 1 / Nagoya / Unidentified 
        title - Litte african flower (Fleurette africaine) / Meditation # 2 / 
        T.G.T.T. - Little purple flower / The river (A ballet suite) : The spring 
        - The run - The meander - Grap (The giggling rapids) - The lake - Stud 
        (The neo-hip-hot cool kiddies community) / Riddle / Blues # 2 / Blues 
        # 3.  
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        THE INTIMATE ELLINGTON 
        (LP PABLO / 2310 787) USA 
         
        New York - April 25, 1969 to June 29, 1971   
         
          
         
 Side 1 : Moon maiden / Edward the first / Symphonette / Intimate interlude / Some summer fun.
  
 Side 2 : Layin' on mellow / Eulb / Tenz / I got it bad and that ain't good / Sophisticated lady / Edward the second.       
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        TOGO BRAVA SUITE 
        (CD STORYVILLE / STCD 8323)  
         
        New York - February 3 to June 29, 1971    
         
          
         
Togo Brava Suite : Mkis (Soul soothing beach) - Tego - Togo or yoyo (Naturellement) - Too kee (Amour, amour) - Buss (Right on Togo) - Soso - Toto (Afrique) / Peke / 
Checkered hat / There's a place / Blues / Hick / Grap (The giggling rapids) / Something / Making that scene / Lover man / Perdido.      
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        BLACK BUTTERFLY 
        (LP BLACK LION / 52 041)  
         
        November 6, 1958 to November 9, 1971 (some improbable dates)  
         
          
         
Side 1 : Happy reunion / Chinoiserie / Hank cinq / Star crossed lovers / Such sweet thunder.
  
Side 2 : Perdido / Black butterfly / Medley : In a sentimental mood - Mood indigo - 
I'm beginning to see the light - I got it bad and that ain't good - Just squeeze me - It don't mean a thing - Solitude.      
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        COOL ROCK 
        (CD LASERLIGHT / 15 782)  
         
        May 20, 1965 June 12 and 22, 1972 
         
          
         
Cool rock / P.S. 170 / Don't you know I care ? / Hi, June / Hi, Jane / Anatomy of a murder / Alone together / Chinoiserie / Vancouver lights / Hello Dolly / The twitch / 
Things ain't what they used to be.     
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        LES GRANDS NOMS DU JAZZ - DUKE ELLINGTON 
        (CD DELTA MUSIQUE / N11 898) France 
         
        May 20, 1965 June 12 and 22, 1972
  Same as COOL ROCK 
         
          
         
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        1965 - 1972 
        (CD LIMELIGHT / 820 835 2)  
         
        March 31, 1965 to August 2, 1972 
         
          
         
The old circus train / Swamp goo / Trombone Buster / Bourbon street jingling jollies / Mellow ditty / To know you is to love you / Naidni remmus / The prowling cat / Maeira / 
Thanks for the beautiful land / Charpoy / Portrait of Louis Armstrong / Girdle hurdle / Sans snyphelle / Woods.      
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        FROM HIS TREASURY CHEST 
        (CD NIMBUS RECORDS / NI 2736) 
  
                March 31, 1965 to August 2, 1972
  Same as 1965 - 1972
   
         
          
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        NEW YORK NEW YORK 
        (CD STORYVILLE / 1018402) Denmark 
         
        April 27, 1970 to September 9, 1972 
         
          
         
Rext / Flute / Soft / Mixt / Alerado / Afrique / Second line / RTM / Sophisticated lady / Big luv / I got it bad and that ain't good / Looking for my man / No title / 
Pretty girl / Dreaming by the fire / Pat your feet (Rick's blues) / Mood indigo / I'm afraid / New York, New York.    
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        THE ELLINGTON SUITES  
        (LP PABLO / 2310 762) France 
         
          
         
        Side 1 : New York - February to April, 1959  
         
THE QUEEN'S SUITE : Sunset and the mocking bird / Lightning bugs and frogs / Le sucrier velours / Northern lights / The single petal of a rose / Apes and peacocks.
  
Side 2 : New York - April 27, 1971 
         
THE GOUTELAS SUITE : Fanfare / Goutelas / Get-with-Itness / Something / Having at it / Fanfare.
  
        New York - October 5, 1972 
         
THE UWIS SUITE : Uwis / Klop / Loco madi.     
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        THIS ONE'S FOR BLANTON 
        (LP PABLO / 2310 721) USA 
         
        Las Vegas - December 5, 1972  
Duke Ellington (piano), Ray Brown (bass) 
         
          
         
Side 1 : Do nothing till you hear from me / Pitter panther patter / Things ain't what they used to be / Sophisticated lady / See see rider.
  
Side 2 : Fragmented suite for piano and bass.      
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        AN INTIMATE PIANO SESSION 
        (CD STORYVILLE / 101 8445) Denmark 
         
          
         
        August 25, 1972 
        Duke Ellington (piano solo and duo), Anita Moore or Tony Watkins (vocal), 
        Unknow (drums) 
         
        The anticipation / Le sucrier velours / Lotus blossom / A blue mural from 
        two perspectives / I'm afraid (Of loving you too much) / I didn't know 
        about you / Loco madi / Lotus blossom / New world a-comin' / Le sucrier 
        velours / Melancholia / Single petal of a rose / The blues ain't / Come 
        Sunday / My mother, my father and love / A blue mural from two perspectives. 
         
         
        Concert, Rotterdam - November 7, 1969 
        Duke Ellington (piano), Will Bill Davis (organ), Victor Gaskin (bass), 
        Rufus Jones (drums) 
         
Black swan / The lake / Satin doll / Just squeeze me.     
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        UP IN DUKE'S WORKSHOP 
        (LP PABLO / 2310 815) France 
         
        April 25, 1969 to December 6, 1972  
         
          
         
Side 1 : Blem / Goof / Dick / Love is just around the corner / Bateau.
  
Side 2 : Wanderlust / Neo-creole / Black butterfly / Mendoza.    
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        DUKE'S BIG 4 
        (LP PABLO / 2310 703) France 
         
        January 8, 1973  Duke Ellington (piano), Joe Pass (guitar), Ray Brown (bass), Louie Bellson (drums)
  
          
         
Side 1 : Cottontail / The blues / The hawk talks / Prelude to a kiss.
  
Side 2 : Love you madly / Just squeeze me (But don't tease me) / Everything but you.    
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        Duke ELLINGTON and Teresa BREWER IT DON'T MEAN A THING IF IT AIN'T GOT THAT THING 
        (LP FLYING DUTCHMAN / FD 10166) USA 
         
        September 4 to 6, 1973
  
          
         		
Side 1 : It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing / I ain't got nothin' but the blues / Satin doll / Mood indigo / Don't get around much anymore / 
I'm beginning to see the light.
  
Side 2 : I've got to be a rug cutter / I got it bad and that ain't good / Tulip or turnip / It's kinda lonesome out tonight / Poco mucho.    
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