Duke Ellington Presents... (Bethlehem Classic Jazz Series)

~ Release by Duke Ellington & His Orchestra (see all versions of this release, 5 available)

Tracklist

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#	Title	Length
1	Summertime engineer: Rick Essig and Greg Vaughn producer: Jeff Palo editor: Julsa Stover alto saxophone: Johnny Hodges (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) baritone saxophone: Harry Carney (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) bass: Jimmy Woode (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) clarinet and tenor saxophone: Jimmy Hamilton (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Russell Procope (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) drums (drum set): Sam Woodyard (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) piano: Duke Ellington (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) tenor saxophone: Paul Gonsalves (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trombone: Quentin Jackson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Britt Woodman (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trumpet: William “Cat” Anderson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Willie Cook (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Ray Nance (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Clark Terry (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) valve trombone: John Sanders (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recorded at: Universal Studios in Chicago, Illinois, United States (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recording of: Summertime (American songbook standard from 1935 opera Porgy and Bess) lyricist: Ira Gershwin (in 1934), Dorothy Heyward (in 1934) and DuBose Heyward (in 1934) composer: George Gershwin (in 1934) publisher: Chappell & Co., Chappell & Co., Inc., Chappell Music Ltd., Dubose and Dorothy Heyward Memorial Fund Publishing, George Gershwin Music, New Dawn Music, Warner Chappell Music Ltd., Warner/Chappell, Warner/Chappell Music Holland BV, Warner/Chappell North America Limited, Ira Gershwin Music (in 1935), WB Music Corp. (from 1935 until 2019-05-28) and WC Music Corp. (from 2019-05-28 to present) version of: Porgy and Bess: Act I, Scene I. “Summertime” (Clara)	2:14
2	Laura engineer: Rick Essig and Greg Vaughn producer: Jeff Palo editor: Julsa Stover alto saxophone: Johnny Hodges (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) baritone saxophone: Harry Carney (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) bass: Jimmy Woode (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) clarinet and tenor saxophone: Jimmy Hamilton (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Russell Procope (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) drums (drum set): Sam Woodyard (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) piano: Duke Ellington (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) tenor saxophone: Paul Gonsalves (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trombone: Quentin Jackson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Britt Woodman (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trumpet: William “Cat” Anderson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Willie Cook (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Ray Nance (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Clark Terry (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) valve trombone: John Sanders (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recorded at: Universal Studios in Chicago, Illinois, United States (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recording of: Laura (1945 song) lyricist: Johnny Mercer (in 1945) composer: David Raksin (in 1944) publisher: EMI Robbins Catalog Inc., EMI United Partnership Ltd., Robbins Music Corp., Twentieth Century Music Corp. and United Partnership Ltd. version of: Laura (original 1944 film theme)	4:15
3	I Can't Get Started engineer: Rick Essig and Greg Vaughn producer: Jeff Palo editor: Julsa Stover alto saxophone: Johnny Hodges (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) baritone saxophone: Harry Carney (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) bass: Jimmy Woode (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) clarinet and tenor saxophone: Jimmy Hamilton (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Russell Procope (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) drums (drum set): Sam Woodyard (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) piano: Duke Ellington (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) tenor saxophone: Paul Gonsalves (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trombone: Quentin Jackson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Britt Woodman (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trumpet: William “Cat” Anderson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Willie Cook (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Ray Nance (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Clark Terry (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) valve trombone: John Sanders (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) vocals: Ray Nance (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recorded at: Universal Studios in Chicago, Illinois, United States (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recording of: I Can’t Get Started lyricist: Ira Gershwin composer: Vernon Duke publisher: Chappell & Co., Chappell & Co., Inc., Chappell’s • Sydney, Music Sales Corporation and Universal Music Corp. sub-publisher: ヤマハミュージックエンタテインメントホールディングス and ワーナー・チャペル音楽出版 Synch事業部	4:25
4	My Funny Valentine engineer: Rick Essig and Greg Vaughn producer: Jeff Palo editor: Julsa Stover alto saxophone: Johnny Hodges (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) baritone saxophone: Harry Carney (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) bass: Jimmy Woode (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) clarinet and tenor saxophone: Jimmy Hamilton (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Russell Procope (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) drums (drum set): Sam Woodyard (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) piano: Duke Ellington (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) tenor saxophone: Paul Gonsalves (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trombone: Quentin Jackson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Britt Woodman (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trumpet: William “Cat” Anderson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Willie Cook (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Ray Nance (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Clark Terry (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) valve trombone: John Sanders (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recorded at: Universal Studios in Chicago, Illinois, United States (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08)	4:48
5	Everything But You engineer: Rick Essig and Greg Vaughn producer: Jeff Palo editor: Julsa Stover alto saxophone: Johnny Hodges (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) baritone saxophone: Harry Carney (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) bass: Jimmy Woode (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) clarinet and tenor saxophone: Jimmy Hamilton (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Russell Procope (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) drums (drum set): Sam Woodyard (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) piano: Duke Ellington (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) tenor saxophone: Paul Gonsalves (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trombone: Quentin Jackson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Britt Woodman (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trumpet: William “Cat” Anderson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Willie Cook (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Ray Nance (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Clark Terry (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) valve trombone: John Sanders (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) vocals: Jimmy Grissom (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recorded at: Universal Studios in Chicago, Illinois, United States (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recording of: Everything but You lyricist: Don George (in 1945) composer: Duke Ellington (in 1945) and Harry James (in 1945)	2:58
6	Frustration engineer: Rick Essig and Greg Vaughn producer: Jeff Palo editor: Julsa Stover alto saxophone: Johnny Hodges (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) baritone saxophone: Harry Carney (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) bass: Jimmy Woode (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) clarinet and tenor saxophone: Jimmy Hamilton (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Russell Procope (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) drums (drum set): Sam Woodyard (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) piano: Duke Ellington (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) tenor saxophone: Paul Gonsalves (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trombone: Quentin Jackson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Britt Woodman (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trumpet: William “Cat” Anderson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Willie Cook (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Ray Nance (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Clark Terry (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) valve trombone: John Sanders (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recorded at: Universal Studios in Chicago, Illinois, United States (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recording of: Frustration composer: Duke Ellington	3:49
7	Cotton Tail engineer: Rick Essig and Greg Vaughn producer: Jeff Palo editor: Julsa Stover alto saxophone: Johnny Hodges (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) baritone saxophone: Harry Carney (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) bass: Jimmy Woode (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) clarinet and tenor saxophone: Jimmy Hamilton (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Russell Procope (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) drums (drum set): Sam Woodyard (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) piano: Duke Ellington (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) tenor saxophone: Paul Gonsalves (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trombone: Quentin Jackson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Britt Woodman (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trumpet: William “Cat” Anderson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Willie Cook (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Ray Nance (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Clark Terry (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) valve trombone: John Sanders (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recorded at: Universal Studios in Chicago, Illinois, United States (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recording of: Cotton Tail lyricist and composer: Duke Ellington	2:53
8	Day Dream engineer: Rick Essig and Greg Vaughn producer: Jeff Palo editor: Julsa Stover alto saxophone: Johnny Hodges (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) baritone saxophone: Harry Carney (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) bass: Jimmy Woode (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) clarinet and tenor saxophone: Jimmy Hamilton (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Russell Procope (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) drums (drum set): Sam Woodyard (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) piano: Duke Ellington (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) tenor saxophone: Paul Gonsalves (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trombone: Quentin Jackson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Britt Woodman (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trumpet: William “Cat” Anderson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Willie Cook (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Ray Nance (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Clark Terry (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) valve trombone: John Sanders (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recorded at: Universal Studios in Chicago, Illinois, United States (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recording of: Day Dream lyricist: John Latouche (in 1941) composer: Duke Ellington (in 1941) and Billy Strayhorn (in 1941)	3:40
9	Deep Purple engineer: Rick Essig and Greg Vaughn producer: Jeff Palo editor: Julsa Stover alto saxophone: Johnny Hodges (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) baritone saxophone: Harry Carney (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) bass: Jimmy Woode (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) clarinet and tenor saxophone: Jimmy Hamilton (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Russell Procope (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) drums (drum set): Sam Woodyard (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) piano: Duke Ellington (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) tenor saxophone: Paul Gonsalves (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trombone: Quentin Jackson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Britt Woodman (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trumpet: William “Cat” Anderson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Willie Cook (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Ray Nance (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Clark Terry (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) valve trombone: John Sanders (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recorded at: Universal Studios in Chicago, Illinois, United States (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recording of: Deep Purple lyricist: Mitchell Parish (in 1938) composer: Peter de Rose publisher: Robbins Music	3:36
10	Indian Summer engineer: Rick Essig and Greg Vaughn producer: Jeff Palo editor: Julsa Stover alto saxophone: Johnny Hodges (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) baritone saxophone: Harry Carney (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) bass: Jimmy Woode (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) clarinet and tenor saxophone: Jimmy Hamilton (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Russell Procope (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) drums (drum set): Sam Woodyard (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) piano: Duke Ellington (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) tenor saxophone: Paul Gonsalves (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trombone: Quentin Jackson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Britt Woodman (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trumpet: William “Cat” Anderson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Willie Cook (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Ray Nance (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Clark Terry (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) valve trombone: John Sanders (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recorded at: Universal Studios in Chicago, Illinois, United States (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recording of: Indian Summer lyricist: Al Dubin (in 1939) composer: Victor Herbert (in 1919) publisher: Harms, Inc.	3:02
11	Blues engineer: Rick Essig and Greg Vaughn producer: Jeff Palo editor: Julsa Stover alto saxophone: Johnny Hodges (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) baritone saxophone: Harry Carney (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) bass: Jimmy Woode (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) clarinet and tenor saxophone: Jimmy Hamilton (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Russell Procope (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) drums (drum set): Sam Woodyard (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) piano: Duke Ellington (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) tenor saxophone: Paul Gonsalves (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trombone: Quentin Jackson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Britt Woodman (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) trumpet: William “Cat” Anderson (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Willie Cook (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08), Ray Nance (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) and Clark Terry (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) valve trombone: John Sanders (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recorded at: Universal Studios in Chicago, Illinois, United States (from 1956-02-07 until 1956-02-08) recording of: Blues writer: Duke Ellington	7:01

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