Early Ellington : The Complete Brunswick and Vocalion Recordings of Duke Ellington, 1926-1931.

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Call Number: CD Jazz Ellington Early
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

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Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD Jazz Ellington Early	2-week checkout	On Shelf

Compact disc.
Transferred from 78s.
Complete credits and notes by Steven Lasker (53 p. : ill., ports.) inserted in container.
Disc one. 1926-28. East St. Louis toodle-o (1st version) -- Birmingham breakdown (1st version) -- Immigration blues -- The creeper -- New Orleans low-down -- Song of the cotton field -- Birmingham breakdown (2nd version) -- East St. Louis toodle-o (2nd version) -- Black and tan fantasy -- Soliloquy -- Red hot band -- Doin' the frog -- Take it easy -- Jubilee stomp -- Black beauty -- Yellow dog blues -- Tishomingo blues -- Awful sad -- The mooche -- Louisiana --
Disc two. 1929. Doin' the voom voom -- Tiger rag -- Rent party blues -- Paducah -- Harlem flat blues -- (What did I do to be so) black and blue -- Jungle jamboree -- Ain't misbehavin' -- Doin' the new low down -- Jolly wog -- Jazz convulsions -- Six or seven times -- Goin' nuts -- Oklahoma stomp -- Sweet Mama -- Wall Street wail -- Cincinnati daddy --
Disc three. 1930-31. Maori (a Samoan dance) -- When you're smiling (the whole world smiles with you) -- Maori (a Samoan dance) (2nd version) -- Admiration -- Double check stomp -- Accordion Joe -- Cotton Club stomp -- Runnin' wild -- Mood indigo -- Home again blues -- Wang-wang blues -- Rockin' chair -- Rockin' in rhythm -- Twelfth Street rag -- The peanut vendor -- Creole rhapsody -- Is that religion?
Duke Ellington and his orchestra.

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the music that made Duke famous submitted by tisaallen on June 20, 2022, 12:42pm Excellent collection of early music by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra