Duke Ellington - 2 Great Concerts (1952-1965) (1987)
BAND/ARTIST: Duke Ellington
- Title: 2 Great Concerts
- Year Of Release: 1952-1965
- Label: Accord
- Genre: Jazz, Swing, Big Band
- Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue, log, Artwork)
- Total Time: 01:01:36
- Total Size: 361 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Take the "A" Train (2:01)
02. Caravan (3:45)
03. Do Nothing 'Till You Hear from Me (2:30)
04. Fancy Dance (2:54)
05. The Hawk Talks (2:37)
06. Swamp Drum (2:34)
07. Main Stem (3:47)
08. Tattooed Bride (4:41)
09. Threesome (4:21)
10. Take the "A" Train (1:05)
11. Satin Doll/Sophisticated Lady (5:09)
12. Meow, Shorted Encore (4:35)
13. I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good (2:37)
14. Harmony in Harlem (3:13)
15. Things Ain't What They Used to Be (3:07)
16. Perdido (9:31)
17. The New Concerto for Cootie (6:54)
18. Carolina Shout/Rockin' in Rhythm (5:29)
19. Take the "A" Train (0:33)
01. Take the "A" Train (2:01)
02. Caravan (3:45)
03. Do Nothing 'Till You Hear from Me (2:30)
04. Fancy Dance (2:54)
05. The Hawk Talks (2:37)
06. Swamp Drum (2:34)
07. Main Stem (3:47)
08. Tattooed Bride (4:41)
09. Threesome (4:21)
10. Take the "A" Train (1:05)
11. Satin Doll/Sophisticated Lady (5:09)
12. Meow, Shorted Encore (4:35)
13. I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good (2:37)
14. Harmony in Harlem (3:13)
15. Things Ain't What They Used to Be (3:07)
16. Perdido (9:31)
17. The New Concerto for Cootie (6:54)
18. Carolina Shout/Rockin' in Rhythm (5:29)
19. Take the "A" Train (0:33)
This two-LP set lives up to its title. First Duke Ellington and his orchestra are heard in 1952 during a period when they were being overlooked by the jazz media but still producing a great deal of worthy music. The second half of this release is taken from a European tour in 1965 and features some prime late-period playing from trumpeter Cootie Williams. An excellent set, released by a European label and probably very difficult to find.
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