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CD:  Duke Ellington — The Great Ellingtonians
Stanley Dance Presents The Music Of The Great Ellingtonians
 
Infobild
Label: Fresh Sound Records
Label-Nummer: FRS-CD 532
Aufnahmedatum: 1923-74
Land: US
Aufnahmeort: New York
extern: Discogs   
Tonträger: 2 CD
Genre   
Jazz
Archiv-Objekte
CD-23797
Musiker:
NameLandInstr.
Duke EllingtonUSld, p,
Harold "Shorty" BakerUStp,
Ray NanceUStp, vio,
Willie CookUStp,
Vic DickensonUStb,
Mitchell "Booty" WoodUStb,
Dickie WellsUStb,
Johnny HodgesUSas,
Harold AshbyUSts,
Harry CarneyUSbar,
Roger Ram RamirezUSp,
Sir Charles ThompsonUSp,
Aaron BellUSb,
Oliver JacksonUSd,
Paul GonsalvesUSg, ts,
Tracks:
Nr.Titel
1-1Tree Of Hope
1-2Blues For Blokes
1-3Baby Blue
1-4Jeepeers Creepers
1-5Rock Me Gently
1-6Hand Me Down Love
1-7Mabulala 3
1-8Five O Clock Drag
1-9Hang In There
1-10New Cambridge Blues
1-11Easin On Down Piccadilly
1-12Ohso
2-1Snowstorm
2-2Blues In Bones
2-3Sunday
2-4Our Delight
2-5Out Nowhere
2-6Swallowing The Blues
2-7London Broil
2-8Midnight Sun
2-9Squeeze Me
2-10Blue Skies
2-11Jeeps Blues
2-12You Can Depend On Me
 
Spanning over five decades (1923-1974), the Duke Ellington orchestra was nursery, proving ground and finishing school for dozens of jazzmen. Three of the greatest, Harry Carney, Mitchell Booty Wood, and Paul Gonsalves, here front all-star groups on three albums produced by celebrated jazz critic Stanley Dance. They add up to an engaging example of the unpretentious kind of jazz these musicians liked to play when they were stretching out: adventurous but not avant-garde, traditional but not old-fashioned, free-ranging in its moods and full of that sound of surprise which is the lifeblood of jazzthe kind of timeless music, beyond fad and fashion, forever associated with the Great Ellingtonians.