Duke Ellington ,one of the greatest jazzman...
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what kind of mouthpiece is that bari guy playing on????
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Don't Get Around Much Anymore and I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart. They sound perfect together.
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Cool video!
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ellington is very best over the World
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I'm Begining To See The Light, Sophisicated Lady, Caravan, I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good, Don't Get Around Much Anymore
3 years ago 4
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Can someone please tell me all the songs in this medley? i only know of sophisticated lady...
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Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - Satin Dollby kenjames6473,859 views
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Duke Ellington Orchestra - Take the A Trainby idealent24,912 views
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Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus and Max Roach "Fleurette Africaine"by hotdaamn39,677 views
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johnny hodges duke ellingtonby lepadekor9,809 views
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Far East Suiteby saxdad597,276 views
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Duke Ellington - In a Sentimental Mood (English subtitled)by Carmiggeltkronkels76,733 views
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Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - Take the "A" Trainby kenjames64179,262 views
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On the Road with Duke Ellingtonby joshjazzhistory12,605 views
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Duke Ellington Orch. - Jubilee Stomp (1928)by bsgs989,877 views
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Duke Ellington - Model of Leadershipby johnharle17,047 views
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Duke Ellington - Perdido (1964)by bobjazz1173,872 views
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Sophisticated Lady - Duke Ellingtonby BestArtsMusic42,051 views
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Such Sweet Thunder - Duke Ellingtonby junails4,795 views
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Duke Ellington on "What's My Line?"by roots6620,588 views
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Isfahan (Far East Suite) - Duke Ellingtonby zoologischergarten24,701 views
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Duke Ellington - Old Man Bluesby mytoxx85,298 views
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND DUKE ELLINGTONby millsbrothers53,512 views
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Duke Ellington Orch. late 1940'sby zaxmania26,884 views
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Duke Ellington interview 1973by cosmicrat20,226 views
Love the way Hodges and Carney blend the two heads together...
c4rv3r 3 years ago 5
Best American musician of all time. Play his pop songs for ever, but no way other musicians will ever replicate his arrangements (not heard hear)--the inimitable sound of the reed section with Carney, Hodges, Procope, Jimmy Hamilton, and the ultimate grooving tenor man Paul Gonsalves. Still the only album that sells is the iconic Coltrane-Duke session, a quickly thrown-together date like this video. Hodges could bend a note over 2 octaves, as on "Blue Rose."
caponsacchi 2 years ago 4