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2000 album Highlights from the Duke Ellington Centennial Edition, 1927-1973
Recording Date Oct 26, 1927-Dec 1973
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This is the Dec. 2, 1941 version with Junior Raglin on bass. Interesting that the tune was re-recorded - the original Sept. 26, 1941 version featured Jimmy Blanton.
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listened to this since 80 years. probably the best orchestral work ellingfons. especially webster.
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listened to this since 80 years. probably the best orchestral work ellingfons. especially webster.
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truly a classic. It's actually Billy Strayhorn on piano here. Strayhorn composed the tune too. It's named after a painting of a bridge in London that Billy thought was Chelsea but really was Battersea Bridge.
ssg263 3 months ago
@ssg263 So appreciate your knowledge on this :)
jazzysclassicjazz 3 months ago
The classic recording featuring Ben Webster on tenor. I've listened to this recording all my life. A true classic. Thanks for posting!
anvilsring 10 months ago
@anvilsring My pleasure! ♫♫ ʝαʑ ♫♫
jazzysclassicjazz 10 months ago