Duke Ellington. Caravan

[diaLogisch]

Trumpet: wwwwWWWWWAAAAAAAAhhhhh, wah wah wah waaaaahhhh...

Hmm, I wonder what that mute is called.

[privatekas]

the king off jazz.

[arvad1991]

великая музыка!

[SpineInABap]

Anyone else reminded of "The Alchemist" when they cross the desert in north africa?

[duquesne1987]

I hear REDMAN Da Goodness. At the start of the song then after..... gotta to love it nice thank you DUKE!!

[marcelia3]

oh..that sensual trompet!!

[Donkeyboy020]

I have this version on the 4-doucle cd Duke Ellington 100e anniversary. Published by ECM in 1999. Which states: '17. Caravan (J. Tizol, D. Ellington, I. Mills). Trumpet: Arthur Whetsol, Rex Steward. Trombone: Joe Nanton, Lawrence Browne. Sax: Johnny Hodges, Otto Hardwicke, Barney Bigard, Harry Carney. Piano: Duke Ellington. Banjo/guitar: Fred Guy. Double bass: Billy Taylor. Drums: Sonny Greer, Charlie Barnet (cloches 4, of which I don't know what that means:) ).

[marseye05]

Re-released on Brunswick and Columbia.

[marseye05]

The b-side of the album Azure.

[marseye05]

Recorded May 14, 1937 on the short lived label named Master.

[viewstew]

Does anyone have details on this version of Caravan? When it was recorded, which label, and especially, who the sidemen are? Thanks!

[mmChapaev]

@viewstew You can find this very track on the "Ken Burns JAZZ Collection: Duke Ellington".

Look for descriptions and reviews at Amazon - search there for B000050HVQ or Barnes and Noble: Music - search there for 74646144428.