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Duke Ellington orch, solo sax: Johnny Hodges 1958: All of me and Things Ain't Not What They Used To Be...
Duke Ellington orch, solo sax: Johnny Hodges 1958: All of me and Things Ain't Not What They Used To Be...
Edward Kennedy Ellington, the "Duke" and his orchestra featuring Johnny Hodges in sax in 1958 [ More Detail ]
by earlhines1 6min26sec, Views:12880, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:35, Comments:21, Added at:08/06/20 [ DownLoad ]
Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington: Lush Life
Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington: Lush Life [ More Detail ]
Duke Ellington, Lotus Blossom (Trio) (Strayhorn)
And His Mother Called Him Bill (1967)Personnel: Duke Ellington (piano); Russell Procope, Jimmy Hamilton (alto saxophone, clarinet); Johnny Hodges (alto saxophone); Paul Gonsalves (tenor saxophone); Harry Carney (baritone saxophone); Cat Anderson, Mercer Ellington, Herbie Jones, Cootie Williams (trumpet); Clark Terry (flugelhorn); John Sanders, Lawrence Brown, Buster Cooper, Chuck Connors (trombone); Aaron Bell, Jeff Castleman (bass); Steve Little, Sam Woodyard (drums).I am completely captivated by the Strayhorn/Ellington narrative and by the 1967 CD And His Mother Called Him Bill. Every story has a beginning and a middle, and as many of us eventually figure out , there are no real endings. This CD is a living legacy of that reality. My appreciation for this body of work is inseparable from the love story it expresses. Can you imagine being fortunate enough to meet someone in your lifetime that you connect with on a creative and soul level so profound that it is not a threat to, nor rivalled by any other kind of intimacy? From all that I have read by historians and biographers, and all myths aside, this is the essence of the relationship Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn shared and nurtured for 30 years. A bond beyond gender or sexuality, and even deeper than friendship. Yet, most of their famous compositions were collaborated on while apart and from completely different approaches, one being self taught liking contrast and discord, the other classically trained loving harmony and melody. Strayhorn recalled the first time he watched the Duke in action: Something inside me changed when I saw Ellington on stage, like I hadn't been living until then. And later Ellington described Strayhorn as my right arm, my left arm, all the eyes in the back of my head, my brainwaves in his head, and his in mine. When Billy Strayhorn died in 1967 after a two year struggle with esophagus cancer, Ellington was so devastated that he did not get out of bed for weeks, and three months later he called his band into the studio to record this tribute album.Hence, my inspiration to share. These are my first You Tube uploads, audio only and not perfect, but just lay back, close your eyes and drift. [ More Detail ]
by sofullyours 5min0sec, Views:3226, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:13, Comments:7, Added at:08/05/18 [ DownLoad ]
Duke Ellington, Blood Count (Billy Strayhorn)
And His Mother Called Him Bill (1967)Personnel: Duke Ellington (piano); Russell Procope, Jimmy Hamilton (alto saxophone, clarinet); Johnny Hodges (alto saxophone); Paul Gonsalves (tenor saxophone); Harry Carney (baritone saxophone); Cat Anderson, Mercer Ellington, Herbie Jones, Cootie Williams (trumpet); Clark Terry (flugelhorn); John Sanders, Lawrence Brown, Buster Cooper, Chuck Connors (trombone); Aaron Bell, Jeff Castleman (bass); Steve Little, Sam Woodyard (drums).I am completely captivated by the Strayhorn/Ellington narrative and by the 1967 CD *And His Mother Called Him Bill.* Every story has a beginning and a middle, and as many of us eventually figure out , there are no real endings. This CD is a living legacy of that reality. My appreciation for this body of work is inseparable from the the love story it expresses.Can you imagine being fortunate enough to meet someone in your lifetime that you connect with on a creative and soul level so profound that it is not a threat to, nor rivalled by any other kind of intimacy? From all that I have read by historians and biographers, and all myths aside, this is the essence of the relationship Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn shared and nurtured for 30 years. A bond beyond gender or sexuality, and even deeper than friendship. Yet, most of their famous compositions were collaborated on while apart and from completely different approaches, one being self taught liking contrast and discord, the other classically trained loving harmony and melody. Strayhorn recalled the first time he watched the Duke in action: Something inside me changed when I saw Ellington on stage, like I hadn't been living until then. And later Ellington described Strayhorn as my right arm, my left arm, all the eyes in the back of my head, my brainwaves in his head, and his in mine. When Billy Strayhorn died in 1967 after a two year struggle with esophagus cancer, Ellington was so devastated that he did not get out of bed for weeks, and three months later he called his band into the studio to record this tribute album.Hence, my inspiration to share. These are my first You Tube uploads, audio only and not perfect, but just lay back, close your eyes and drift.Blood Count is the last composition written by Billy Strayhorn in the months before he died [ More Detail ]
by sofullyours 5min1sec, Views:1639, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:8, Comments:4, Added at:08/05/18 [ DownLoad ]
Sophisticated Lady - Duke Ellington and his orchestra
Duke Ellington and his orchestra in concerto in Copenhagen (1965-1971) - sax Harry Carney [ More Detail ]
by arciduca31 3min47sec, Views:13986, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:40, Comments:23, Added at:08/05/10 [ DownLoad ]
1967 - Duke Ellington trio
On The Fringe Of The Jungle par Duke Ellington (p), John Lamb (b), Rufus Jones (dr) en 1967 au Danemark [ More Detail ]
Duke Ellington interview 1973
Duke was interviewed by the Finnish National Broadcasting Company while arriving to Helsinki for a concert in 1973. [ More Detail ]
Django Reinhardt - Honeysuckle Rose
Django with his electric guitar and Duke Ellington.. The best version of Django, at the end of his career.. [ More Detail ]
Duke Ellington, Caravan, Juan Tizol 1952
Duke Ellington's orch is featured playing Juan Tizol's Caravan. Juan Tizol, valve trombone player is from Puerto Rico [ More Detail ]
by earlhines1 4min13sec, Views:23409, Ratings:4.90pt, Votes:51, Comments:23, Added at:08/04/12 [ DownLoad ]
Duke Ellington (carney, cootie williams, cat anderson)
Ellington sidemen featured. Carney on baritone, Williams (plunger), and high note specialist cat anderson on trumpet.If you're an Ellington fan and enjoy the kind of 'musician talk' heard here, you must read the bio Reminiscing In Tempo byStuart Nicholson. Nearly the entire book is comprised of first-hand comments and recollections by Ellington musicians and associates going all the way back to Duke'shumblest beginnings (when he aspired to be a graphics artist.) [ More Detail ]
by BlockChordsRed 6min26sec, Views:4036, Ratings:4.80pt, Votes:16, Comments:5, Added at:08/03/26 [ DownLoad ]
Duke Ellington Orchestra feat. Johnny Hodges
A rare clip of the great Duke Ellington along with his big band perform two of his classic compositions, "Passion Flower" and "Things Ain't What They Used To Be" at 1962 Newport Jazz Fest. The clip features the unmistakable Johnny Hodges on alto sax. [ More Detail ]
Duke Ellington - Caravan
(Tizol, Ellington, Millis) (Blue Note, Capitol Records, UAS, New York City, 1962)- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Statistics:- Watched in 56 countries during February 10 to May 7, 2008.- Average of 50 access/day- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - [ More Detail ]
Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington-Black and Tan Fantasy
Fantastic performance from Jazz Giants...Satchmo and The Duke. [ More Detail ]
Duke Ellington(Paul Gonsalves)-Crescendo+Diminuendo In Blue
This shamefully under-rated and largely ignored tenor-sax giant delivers a lesson here on how to play,and swing,the blues. [ More Detail ]
Duke Ellington - It don't mean a thing (1943)
Duke Ellington and his orchestra playing this awesome tune in 1943. [ More Detail ]
Oscar Peterson: Caravan (Duke Ellington) 1986
Oscar Peterson: Caravan (Duke Ellington) 1986Il nous a quitté le 26 Decembre 2007 [ More Detail ]
DUKE ELLINGTON, BLACK AND TAN FANTASY-CREOLE LOVE CALL
DUKE ELLINGTON, BLACK AND TAN FANTASY-CREOLE LOVE CALL-THE MOCCHE [ More Detail ]
by Jazzsummit 9min8sec, Views:6333, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:15, Comments:6, Added at:07/12/27 [ DownLoad ]
Duke Ellington, THE SHEPHERD (Pianoforte)
THE SHEPHERD, Duke Ellington. Duke Ellington, piano.John Lamb, bass. Sam Woodyard, drums. Anni '60 [ More Detail ]
by Jazzsummit 5min24sec, Views:6857, Ratings:4.80pt, Votes:14, Comments:6, Added at:07/12/25 [ DownLoad ]
Duke Ellington Take the A Train Soundie 1940's
The great Duke Ellington and his Orchestra with their classic "Take the A Train" from an early 1940's Soundie. [ More Detail ]
by balboabill 3min13sec, Views:64025, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:184, Comments:103, Added at:07/11/23 [ DownLoad ]
Brian Blade Fellowship - Crooked Creek (Live)
Live 2002! [ More Detail ]
by Lassesteff 9min15sec, Views:64439, Ratings:4.90pt, Votes:132, Comments:135, Added at:07/10/02 [ DownLoad ]
Duke Ellington and his Orchestra - 1934
Duke Ellington and his Orchestra - perform "Ebony Rhapsody" - 1934 [ More Detail ]
by perfectjazz78 5min57sec, Views:9759, Ratings:4.90pt, Votes:18, Comments:9, Added at:07/09/15 [ DownLoad ]
Duke Ellington - C Jam Blues (1942)
A 1942 recording of C Jam Blues beformed by Duke Ellington and a collection of other Jazz giants in a famous recording called "Jam Session".Other artist included Barney Bigard, Sonny Greer, Ray Nance, Joe 'Tricky Sam' Nanton, Rex Stewart, and Ben Webster.Use this link to open my Jazz Giants library playlist. http://www.youtube.com/cp/vjVQa1PpcFNgJPmAJf6QfSRPBzZb7Pq9-6 EUdGs6FKg= [ More Detail ]
Duke Ellington Billy Strayhorn
This was from 1965, and one of the very times I had ever seen Billy actually play with the band. Of course it's Take the "A" Train. [ More Detail ]
duke ellington - cotton tail (hot chcocolate)
jazz package [ More Detail ]
by laptopshop 2min52sec, Views:15009, Ratings:4.90pt, Votes:31, Comments:8, Added at:07/07/09 [ DownLoad ]
Duke Ellington - A Night At The Cotton Club
This is an exceptional showcase recording of Duke Ellington &His Cotton Club Orchestra, made for Victor on April 13th, 1929. It recreates the atmosphere of a real concert situation at the Cotton Club. The band plays a medley, including:1. Cotton Club Stomp2. Misty Morning3. Goin' To Town4. Freeze And Melt [ More Detail ]
OLD MAN BLUES - Duke Ellington (1930) Jazz
Here is Duke Ellington and his Orchestra performing "Old Man Blues" from the 1930 Amos &Andy talkie, "Check And Double Check". [ More Detail ]
by TubeNumber2 2min35sec, Views:32877, Ratings:4.90pt, Votes:74, Comments:51, Added at:07/04/18 [ DownLoad ]
Duke Ellington 1973
a CBS broadcast to honor Duke, with Snooky Young, Clark Terry, Cootie Williams, Cat Anderson, Quincy Joneshttp://trumpetkings.blogspot.com [ More Detail ]
by trumpetvideos 5min47sec, Views:51980, Ratings:4.80pt, Votes:86, Comments:82, Added at:07/04/11 [ DownLoad ]
