Duke Ellington And His Orchestra – A Stereo Excursion With Duke Ellington - Live Performances By Duke Ellington And His Orchestra 1953-1973

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Label:	Ellington '86 – none
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:	US
Released:	1986
Genre:	Jazz
Style:	Big Band, Swing

Tracklist

A1	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	Satin Doll Soloist – Duke Ellington, Paul Gonsalves, Ray Nance
A2	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	Caravan Soloist – Duke Ellington, Jimmy Hamilton, Juan Tizol Soloist, Violin – Ray Nance
A3	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	I Can't Give You Anything But Love Soloist – Harry Carney, Quentin Jackson, Ray Nance, Russell Procope
A4	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	V.I.P's Boogie Soloist – Harry Carney, Jimmy Hamilton
A5	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	Jam With Sam Soloist – Britt Woodman, Cat Anderson, Clark Terry, Paul Gonsalves, Quentin Jackson, Russell Procope, Willie Cook
A6	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	Haupé Soloist – Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges
A7	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	Flirtibird Soloist – Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges
A8	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	Take The "A" Train
A9	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	Perdido Soloist – Duke Ellington, Harry Carney, Jimmy Hamilton, Paul Gonsalves, Ray Nance, Sam Woodyard, Willie Cook
B1	Duke Ellington Trio*–	Night Pastor Bass – Joe Benjamin Drums – Rufus Jones Piano – Duke Ellington
B2	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	Red Garter Soloist – Britt Woodman, Duke Ellington, Harold Baker, Harry Carney, Jimmy Hamilton, Jimmy Woode
B3	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	Multicolored Blue Soloist – Harold Baker, Johnny Hodges Vocals – Ozzie Bayley
B4/B5	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	Diminuendo & Crescendo In Blue Soloist – Anderson, Ellington, Carney, Hamilton, Nance*
B6	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	Togo Brava (Soul Soothing Beach) Soloist – Ellington, Turney
B7	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra–	Jeep's Blues Soloist – Cootie Williams, Duke Ellington

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Credits

Alto Saxophone – Johnny Hodges (tracks: A4 to A9, B2, B3)
Artwork [Cover Art Work] – Dick Herdegen
Bass – Aaron Bell (tracks: A8, A9), Jimmy Woode (tracks: A4 to A7), Joe Benjamin (tracks: B1, B6, B7), Wendell Marshall (tracks: A1 to A3)
Drums – Butch Ballard (tracks: A1 To A3), Rufus Jones (tracks: B1, B6, B7), Sam Woodyard (tracks: A4 to B5)
Lacquer Cut By [Lacquering] – Don Van Gorden*
Leader, Piano – Duke Ellington
Liner Notes – Jerry Valburn
Mixed By [Re-mixing] – Jack Towers
Reeds – Bill Graham (tracks: B3 to B7), Harold Ashby (tracks: B6, B7), Geezil Minerve* (tracks: B6, B7), Harry Carney, Jimmy Hamilton (tracks: A1 to A9, B2), Norris Turney (tracks: B6, B7), Paul Gonsalves, Rick Henderson (tracks: A1 to A3), Russell Procope
Research [Source Material] – Jerry Valburn Collection
Trombone – Booty Wood (tracks: A8, A9, B2 to B6), Britt Woodman (tracks: A1 to A7, B2 to B6), Chuck Connors (tracks: B6, B7), John Sanders (tracks: A1 to A7), Juan Tizol (tracks: A1 to A9), Lawrence Brown (tracks: A8, A9), Malcolm Taylor (tracks: B6), Quentin Jackson (tracks: A1 to A7, B2 to B6), Vince Prudente (tracks: B7)
Trumpet – Cat Anderson (tracks: A1 to A7), Clark Terry (tracks: A1 to A7), Cootie Williams (tracks: B6, B7), Ed Mullens (tracks: A8, A9), Fats Ford (tracks: A8, A9), Harold Baker (tracks: A6, A7), John Coles* (tracks: B6, B7), Mercer Ellington (tracks: B6, B7), Money Johnson (tracks: B6, B7), Ray Nance (tracks: A1 to A9), Willie Cook (tracks: A1 to A5)

Notes

Ⓒ 1986 Marlor Productions
Additional text on front cover:
"A Special Issue Commemorating Ellington '86"
Liner notes: Thiis Record Is Not To Be Sold In Stores In The US. Available Only To Conference Attendees
And The Members Of The Meritt Record Society

All material from the private collection of Jerry Valburn

Recording dates:
- Tracks A1 to A3: 4 October 1953 at Coer D'Arlene - Idaho
- Tracks A4, A5: 25 July 1956, Cleveland, Ohio
- Tracks A6, A7: 27 June 1959 at Tamiment Playhouse - Camp Tamiment, Pensylvania
- Tracks A8, A9: May 27 1960, Santa Monica, California
- Track B1: 5 May 19725, Whitney Museum, New York City
- Track B2: 2 August 1958 at Indiana Jazz Festival,- French Lick, Indiana
- Track B3: 22 January 1958 at Keeseler Army Air Force Base - Biloxi, Missisippi
- Track B4 / B5 : 6 January 1972 at Kosenkin-Kaikan - Tokyo, Japan (Gonsalves solo has been edited out)
- Track B6: 11 May 1973 at Eagle Ballroom - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Track B7: no date & location listed