Indian Summer - Duke Ellington - Take The A Train (Vinyl, LP)

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1. Duke Ellington & Billy Strayhorn [11/17] by Duke Ellington/Billy Strayhorn Trio/Billy Strayhorn (Vinyl, Nov, Vogue) $ New Duke Ellington John Coltrane The Stereo & Mono Versions 2xlp GM Vinyl.

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2. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Complete Standard Transcriptions - Duke Ellington on AllMusic - - These 29 transcription recordings, done for radio.

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3. Duke Ellington discography and songs: Music profile for Duke Ellington, born 29 April Genres: Big Band, Jazz, Swing. Albums include Money Jungle, Duke Ellington's Far East Suite, and Duke Ellington & .

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4. Duke Ellington and his Orchestra is perhaps the greatest of all Jazz bands. The group stayed together for over fifty years and recorded and wrote some of America's greatest music. The band started in New York City under name of the Washingtonians in , they then briefly became known as Duke Ellington and his Kentucky Club Orchestra, then as.

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5. Mar 09,  · Her name was Ivie Anderson (July 10, – December 28, ), an American jazz singer. > From to early , Anderson spent twenty weeks at the Grand Terrace in Chicago, Illinois, with pianist Earl Hines’s band. In February , she offici.

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Take A Train With Duke Ellington on Discogs.4/5(1).

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7. Watch the video for Take The "A" Train from Duke Ellington's The Complete Ella Fitzgerald Song Books for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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8. Duke Ellington - Take the A Train (Ella Fitzgerald) by rocanroleamehoy. Duke Ellington - Isfahan by Neil Bomb'd. Ella and Duke - Côte d'Azur - I by xyecoc. RARE Christmas Music - Duke Ellington - Sugar Rum Cherry by RuncosWeeklyMusic. [Private video].

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9. Do not be tricked into believing this is a Duke Ellington recording. This is a group called the "Duke Ellington Orchestra", but it was recorded decades after Sir Duke himself passed away. The music is basically light-jazz, with very little excitement. It closes with a pretty good "Auld Land Syne" and that is about all it has to recommend.2/5(3).

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