Duke Ellington And His Orchestra - Early Ellington (1927 - 1934) FLAC download

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1	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Black And Tan Fantasie Written-By – Miley*, Ellington*	3:06
2	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Washington Wabble Written-By – Ellington*	2:59
3	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Creole Love Call Vocals – Adelaide HallWritten-By – Miley*, Ellington*, Jackson*	3:10
4	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Blues I Love To Sing Vocals – Adelaide HallWritten-By – Miley*, Ellington*	3:07
5	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	East St. Louis Toodle-Oo Written-By – Miley*, Ellington*	3:36
6	–Duke Ellington And His Cotton Club Orchestra	Black Beauty Written-By – Duke Ellington	2:52
7	–Duke Ellington And His Cotton Club Orchestra	The Mooche Written-By – Ellington*, Mills*	3:31
8	–Duke Ellington And His Cotton Club Orchestra	Flaming Youth Written-By – Ellington*	3:17
9	–Duke Ellington And His Cotton Club Orchestra	Saturday Night Function Written-By – Bigard*, Ellington*	3:05
10	–Duke Ellington And His Cotton Club Orchestra	Cotton Club Stomp Written-By – Ellington*, Carney*, Hodges*	2:55
11	–Duke Ellington And His Cotton Club Orchestra	Shout 'Em Aunt Tillie Written-By – Ellington*, Mills*	3:00
12	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Ring Dem Bells Vocals – Williams*Written-By – Ellington*, Mills*	2:49
13	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Old Man Blues Written-By – Duke Ellington	3:06
14	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Mood Indigo Written-By – Bigard*, Ellington*, Mills*	3:06
15	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Rockin' In Rhythm Written-By – Ellington*, Carney*, Mills*	2:58
16	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Creole Rhapsody, Part 1 Written-By – Duke Ellington	4:05
17	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Creole Rhapsody, Part 2 Written-By – Duke Ellington	4:23
18	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Echoes Of The Jungle Written-By – Williams*, Mills*	3:27
19	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Daybreak Express Written-By – Duke Ellington	2:54
20	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Delta Serenade Written-By – Ellington*, Mills*, Kortz*	3:19
21	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Stompy Jones Written-By – Duke Ellington	3:03
22	–Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Solitude Written-By – Ellington*, DeLange*, Mills*	3:27

Companies, etc.

• Copyright (c) – BMG Music
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – BMG Music
• Distributed By – BMG Records
• Distributed By – BMG Ariola

Credits

• Art Direction, Design – Pietro Alfieri
• Banjo – Fred Guy (tracks: 1 to 18)
• Bass – Wellman Braud (tracks: 1 to 6, 8 to 22)
• Clarinet, Alto Saxophone [Alto Sax], Baritone Saxophone [Baritone Sax] – Harry Carney
• Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone [Soprano Sax], Alto Saxophone [Alto Sax] – Johnny Hodges
• Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone [Soprano Sax], Alto Saxophone [Alto Sax], Bass Saxophone [Bass Sax] – Otto Hardwick
• Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone [Tenor Sax] – Barney Bigard, Rudy Jackson
• Drums – Sonny Greer
• Executive-Producer – Steve Backer
• Guitar – Fred Guy (tracks: 11 to 22)
• Illustration [Illustrator] – Raul Colon
• Liner Notes – Dan Morgenstern
• Piano – Ellington*
• Reeds – Barney Bigard (tracks: 7 to 22), Carney*, Johnny Hodges, Hardwick* (tracks: 1 to 6, 19 to 22), Jackson* (tracks: 1 to 5)
• Reissue Producer – Orrin Keepnews
• Technician [Audio Restoration] – Paul Goodman
• Technician [Digital Transfers] – Ray Hall
• Trombone – Joe "Tricky Sam" Nanton*, Lawrence Brown (tracks: 19 to 22)
• Trumpet – Arthur Whetsol (tracks: 6 to 22), Bubber Miley (tracks: 1 to 6, 8 to 9), Cootie Williams (tracks: 10 to 22), Freddy Jenkins (tracks: 8 to 22), Louis Bacon (tracks: 19 to 22), Louis Metcalf (tracks: 1 to 6), Unknown Artist (tracks: 7)
• Tuba – Billy Taylor* (tracks: 7 to 22)
• Valve Trombone – Juan Tizol (tracks: 11 to 22)

Notes

Digitally remastered.

1 to 5:
New York City; October 26 (1 to 4) and December 19 , 1927.
Black And Tan Fantasie - master number BVE-40155-4 / first issued on Victor 21137
Washington Wabble - mtx BVE-40156-5 / Vic 21284
Creole Love Call - mtx BVE-39370-1 / Vic 21137
Blues I Love To Sing - mtx BVE-39371-2 / first issued on Label "X" album 3037
East St. Louis Toodle-Oo - mtx BVE-41245-2 / Vic 21703

6:
New York; March 26, 1928.
Black Beauty - mtx BVE-43502-2 / Vic 21580

7:
New York; October 30, 1928.
The Mooche - mtx BVE-47799-2 / Vic 38034

8 to 9:
New York; January 16, 1929.
Flaming Youth - mtx BVE-49652-2 / Vic 24057
Saturday Night Function - mtx BVE-49653-2 / Vic 38036

10:
New York; May 3, 1929.
Cotton Club Stomp - mtx BVE-51971-2 / Vic 38079

11:
New York; June 4, 1930
Shout 'Em Aunt Tillie - mtx BVE-62195-2 / Vic 23041

12 to 18:
Hollywood; August 20 and August 26 , 1930. New York; December 10, 1930 , January 16 , June 11 (16, 17) and June 16 , 1931.
Ring Dem Bells - mtx BVE-61011-3 / Vic 20-1532
Old Man Blues - mtx BVE-61012-6 / Vic 23022
Mood Indigo - mtx BVE-64811-4 / Vic 22587
Rockin' In Rhythm - mtx BVE-67401-1 / Vic 26310
Creole Rhapsody, Part 1 - mtx CRC-68231-2 / Vic 36049
Creole Rhapsody, Part 2 - mtx CRC-68233-3 / Vic 36049
Echoes Of The Jungle - mtx BRC-68238-1 / Vic 22743

19 to 22:
Chicago; December 4, 1933 , January 9 (20, 21) and January 10 , 1934.
Daybreak Express - mtx BS-77201-1 / Vic 24501
Delta Serenade - mtx BS-80144-2 / Vic 24755
Stompy Jones - mtx BS-80145-2 / Vic 24521
Solitude - mtx BS-80149-1 / Vic 24755

All selections, unless otherwise indicated, published by Mills Music (ASCAP).
22 - Mills Music Inc. / Scarsdale Music (ASCAP)

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Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 078635685220

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ND86852	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Early Ellington (1927 - 1934) ‎(CD, Comp)	Bluebird	ND86852	UK & Europe	1989
6852-1-RB	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Early Ellington (1927 - 1934) ‎(LP, Comp, RM)	Bluebird	6852-1-RB	US	1989
NK 86852	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Early Ellington (1927 - 1934) ‎(Cass, Album, Comp)	Bluebird	NK 86852	UK & Europe	1989
NL86852	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Early Ellington (1927 - 1934) ‎(LP, Comp, RM)	Bluebird	NL86852	UK & Europe	1989