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Original Album Classics (Ellington Uptown/ Such Sweet Thunder/Black, Brown & Beige/Anatomy Of A Murder/ First Time! The Count Meets The Duke) (5CD set)
CD (Item 144992) Columbia/Sony/Legacy (UK), 1953/1956/1958/1959/1961 — Condition: Used
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Features "(I Want) Something To Live For", "I'm Checkin' Out, Go'om Bye", "Grievin'", "Day Dream", "Lament For Javanette", "Take The A Train" and more – 24 tracks in all! CD
With 60 tracks including "Cotton Tail", "Perdido", "Mood Indigo", "Black Beauty", "Blues In Orbit", "Duke's Place", "Creole Love Call", "Money Jungle", "Anatomy Of A Murder", and more. CD
A legendary meeting of two classic jazz talents late in their careers – in a setting that's ideal to bring out all the complexity of their well-honed genius! The approach of the album is mostly an Ellington one – as the group features some of Duke's stalwarts, like Ray Nance on trumpet ... CD
Did Ellington ever record in concert and it not be great? This wonderful double-length set from the 60s is key proof of his genius in an unfettered live setting – recorded in Paris in 1963 with plenty of dark edges! The tracks are short overall, but Duke's really at the head of the group on ... CD
An excellent live performance – presented here with loads of unreleased tracks! Players include Clark Terry and Cat Anderson on trumpets, Quentin Jackson on trombone, and Johnny Hodges, Harry Carney, and Paul Gonsalves on saxes! CD
Obscure small group work from Duke Ellington – trio sides recorded in 1953! Titles include "Janet", "B Sharp Blues", "Night Time", "Dancers In Love", "Kinda Dukish", and "Retrospection". CD
James Carter's first album as a leader – and a set that helped mark a place for him as one of the strongest saxophone voices of the 90s! The album has Carter's work on alto, tenor, and baritone saxes set center stage – alongside backing by a trio that features pianist Craig Taborn, but ... CD
The title sort of gives this one away – as Ulmer's less out, and less rocking – and more playing in a gentler bluesy mode. He's on vocals, guitar, and flute – joined by Ronald Drayton on a second guitar, Mark Peterson on bass, and Aubrey Dayle on drums. Titles include "Jazz ... CD
Monk plays unaccompanied on a mix of standards and originals, including "Monk's Point", "Dinah", "Ruby, My Dear", "Ask Me Now", and a classic version of "I Surrender, Dear" – done spare and moodily, with a really haunting tone! CD reissue ... CD