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Rockin' in Rhythm WW II is over in Europe, but not Japan, and Duke Ellington is on the road, still patriotically selling US war bonds via live radio shows. The music here is from the Paradise Theatre in Detroit and the Regal Theatre in Chicago (May, 1945), and the Café Zanzibar (October, 1945).
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WW ll is over in Europe, but not Japan, and DUKE ELLINGTON is on the road, still patriotically selling US war bonds via live radio shows. The music on this 2CD set is from the Paradise Theatre in Detroit and the Regal Theatre in Chicago (May 1945) and the Caf Zanzibar (October 1945).
24 de mar. de 2019 · Continuing our exploration of Duke's radio broadcasts on behalf of the US Treasury Department. Ellington Reflections A podcast series exploring the legacy of the great Duke Ellington, his music, and his musicians.
1 de ene. de 2017 · The Ellington ensemble heard on the July 27, 1946 broadcast had no less than a dozen, all of whom were distinctive: trumpeters Taft Jordan, Cat Anderson and Shorty Baker, Ray Nance on cornet, violin and occasional vocals, trombonist Lawrence Brown, clarinetist Jimmy Hamilton, Russell Procope on alto and clarinet, altoist Johnny ...
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