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	DUKE ELLINGTON Ellington & The Ellingtonians (1973 French 28-track double LP of off hand Ellingtonians - not Duke's big band, but special sessions recorded for his own label in the early fifties! Features Cat Anderson, Willie Smith, Louis Bellson, Billy Strayhorn, Johnny Hodges, Harry Carney, Max Roach & more. The front laminated gatefold sleeve & vinyl are in superb Excellent condition. A tasty, varied menu for Ellington fans! DP.19) Tracklisting: 1. Cat Walk 2. Moonlight Fiesta 3. Moonlight Fiesta 4. She 5. The Happening 6. Swamp Drums 7. Sultry Serenade 8. Indian Summer 9. Britt And Butter Blues 10. Caravan 11. Alternate 12. Hoppin' John 13. Jumpin' With Symphony Sid 14.The New Piano Roll Blues 15. Perdido 16. Take The 'A' Train 17. Oscalypso 18. Blues For Blanton 19. Things Ain't What They Used To Be 20. Make No Mistake 21. In A Blue Summer Garden 22. Cotton Tail 23. Flamingo 24. Bang Up Blues 25. C Jam Blues 26. Tonk 27. Johnny Come Lately 28. Great Times
	DUKE ELLINGTON The Duke Ellington Carnegie Hall Concerts - December 1944 (Sealed 1977 US 16-track double live LP, starring Ray Nance, Johnny Hodges, Harry Carney, Junior Raglin, Al Hibbler, Billy Strayhorn & many more that 19th December night,gatefold picture sleeve with extensive liner notes by Jerry Valburn. This collector's copy remains sealed from new, the vinyl unplayed P-24073) Tracklisting: Here we have one of Duke's triumphant returns to the hallowed stage of New York's Carnegie during the forties. This concert offered the premier of the new extended work entitled The Perfume Suite, but had as its real highlight several brilliant, fully-developed segments of 1943's Black, Brown and Beige. 1. Blue Topia 2. Midriff 3. Creole Love Call 4. Suddenly It Jumped 5. Pitter Panther Patter 6. It Don't Mean A Thing 7. The Perfume Suite... 8. Work Song 9. Selections From Black, Brown and Beige - The Blues 10. Selections From Black, Brown and Beige - Three Dances... 11. Selections From Black, Brown and Beige - Come Sunday 12. Things Ain't What They Used To Be 13. The Mood To Wooed 14. Blue Cellophane 15. Blue Skies 16. Frankie And Johnny
	DUKE ELLINGTON & JOHN COLTRANE Duke Ellington & John Coltrane (2022 Acoustic Sounds Verve Series limited edition 7-track stereo LP mastered by Ryan K. SMith at Sterling Sound and pressed at QRP on 180-gram vinyl. This classic 1962 albumintroduces the rising jazz sax innovator performing with the long-established piano institution! High quality gatefold picture sleeve by Stoughton Printing Co replicating the original Impules! sleeve art. Hype sticker & factory sealed) Tracklisting: The classic 1962 album Duke Ellington & John Coltrane introduces the rising jazz saxophone innovator performing with the long-established piano institution Duke Ellington. "Perhaps looking to renew his inspiration or maybe simply wanting to broaden his horizons, Duke Ellington began a string of collaborations in the second half of his career � whereas before that, his own band was stimulus enough. Whatever the reason, almost all of his collaborations succeeded at high levels, although none of his shared sessions are more intriguing on the surface than this 1962 date with the preeminent sax star of the day. "In reality, the record amounts to 'Coltrane Plays Ellington' (plus one Coltrane original) because the tenor man is the whole show � and what a show it is. Only Coltrane could be as 'fiercely tender,' and there's no better forum for his sensitive side than the music of Ellington and Billy Strayhorn, who contributes the album's true vertex, 'My Little Brown Book.' The rhythm section alternates between Duke's and Trane's, each adding a different texture to the proceedings. Ellington is wise enough to appreciate the nature of the session, and he is quite content to feed chords in service of the young master--proving the old master's open mind and good taste. Hearing Coltrane seize 'In a Sentimental Mood' is thanks enough." � Marc Greilsamer At a gathering of Ellington band alumni organized by Jazz at Lincoln Center, bassist John Lamb recalled the sessions for Duke Ellington & John Coltrane: "There was no music on that whole date. Nobody had a chart. We came in and we were standing there, waiting to see what would happen. 'Trane would go and sit on the piano bench with Duke. They didn't talk, but Duke would be singing ... and 'Trane would go ... Then, after they did that for a few minutes, they got up. 'Trane would go to his microphone, Duke would start playing, and the rhythm section, we had to do for ourselves, you know. That's it. He didn't even tell you the key. He could communicate without words, and 'Trane could hear it." On "Take the Coltrane," the two play in a quartet of Coltrane's bandmates of the day, bassist Jimmy Garrison and drummer Elvin Jones (Ellington men Lamb and drummer Sam Woodyard also played on the album). � JazzIz Magazine Recorded on September 26, 1962 at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. Side A 1. In A Sentimental Mood 2. Take The Coltrane 3. Big Nick Side B 1. Stevie 2. My Little Brown Book 3. Angelica 4. The Feeling Of Jazz
	DUKE ELLINGTON New Orleans Suite (1971 UK plum & red Atlantic label 9-track LP, recorded on 27th April 1970, starring Cootie Williams, Julian Priester, Johnny Hodges, Paul Gonsalves, Harry Carney, Cat Anderson & more. Of historical interest, the album was mixed, edited & sequenced in New York by the electronic experimentalist IIhan Mimaroglu [though no such studio trickery appears here!]. The gatefold picture sleeve shows just minor ageing with the odd spot of paper scuffing whilst th Tracklisting: e vinyl is Excellent & appears barely played)��1. Blues For New Orleans 2. Bourbon Street Jingling Jollies 3. Portrait Of Louis Armstrong 4. Thanks For The Beautiful Land On The Delta 5. Portrait Of Wellman Braud 6. Second Line 7. Portrait Of Sidney Bechet 8. Aristocracy A La Jean Lafitte 9. Portrait Of Mahalia Jackson
	DUKE ELLINGTON The Popular Duke Ellington (Original 1967 UK 11-track stereo vinyl LP on the 'red spot' RCA label, front laminated picture sleeve SF-7835) Tracklisting: 1. Take The 'A' Train 2. I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) 3. Perdido 4. Mood Indigo 5. Black And Tan Fantasy 6. The Twitch 7. Solitude 8. Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me 9. The Mooche 10. Sophisticated Lady 11. Creole Love Call
	DUKE ELLINGTON'S Third Sacred Concert, The Majesty Of God (1975 UK 10-track live LP recorded at Westminster Abbey in London on the 24th October 1973, picture sleeve with album notes by Stanley Dance. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl has minimal sign of play SF8406) Tracklisting: Introduction by Sir Colin Crowe Duke Ellington's Introduction The Lord's Prayer; My Love Is God A Three Letter Word For Love (Part I) Is God A Three Letter Word For Love (Part II) The Brotherhood Hallelujah Every Man Prays In His Own Language Ain't Nobody Nowhere Nothin' Without God The Majesty Of God

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