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Duke Ellington - The 1953 Pasadena Concert (1986)

Исполнитель: Duke Ellington & His Orchestra
Название альбома: The 1953 Pasadena Concert
Год выпуска: 1986
Формат файлов: mp3,320 kbps
Размер архива: 125.47 mb
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A CD reissue of a March 30, 1953, concert at Pasadena's Civic Auditorium (presented by Crescendo Records founder Gene Norman), this disc captures the pioneering bandleader Duke Ellington toward the start of a career refocusing that would climax in the legendary 1956 performance at the Newport Jazz Festival, the performance that forever established Ellington as both the grand old man of jazz and one of the finest composers of his time. This concert features Duke Ellington the composer and bandleader, not Duke Ellington the hit songwriter. (Indeed, the usual "Ellington Medley" sounds particularly rushed and offhand here, running through an astonishing nine songs in under seven minutes, or about 46 seconds per classic, barely enough time for a single chorus of each.) A remarkable version of the tone poem "The Tattooed Bride" starts the program, with Jimmy Hamilton's clarinet sketching the story outlined in Ellington's opening monologue. Ellington addresses the audience frequently during this set, and even delivers a monologue with musical accompaniment, the dryly humorous parable "Pretty and the Wolf." The highlight of the set, as it often was during this era, is the masterful "Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue." Paul Gonsalves' "wailing interval" is considerably shorter than it is on the Live at Newport album, only a couple of choruses, but it's as exciting and passionate as the more famous extended solo. The sound of the disc is particularly good, with a live atmosphere and a full but not distracting sense of audience presence.

A1 The Tattooed Bride
A2 Diminuendo In Blue / Crescendo In Blue
A3 The Hawk Talks
A4 Monologue
A5 St. Louis Blues
B1 V.I.P.'s Boogie / Jam With Sam
B2 Without A Song
B3 Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me
B4 Street Blues
B5 Perdido
B6 Ellington Medley a. Don't Get Around Much Anymore b. In A Sentimental Mood c. Mood Indigo d. I'm Beginning To See The Light e. Sophisticated Lady f. Caravan g. It Don't Mean A Thing h. Solitude i. I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart

Piano, Conductor - Duke Ellington
Trumpet, Vocals - Ray Nance
Trumpet - Cat Anderson, Clark Terry, Willie Cook
Trombone - Juan Tizol
Trombone - Britt Woodman, Quentin Jackson
Clarinet, Alto Sax - Russell Procope
Alto Sax - Rick Henderson
Tenor Sax, Clarinet - Jimmy Hamilton
Tenor Sax - Paul Gonsalves
Clarinet, Baritone Sax - Harry Carney
Cello - Oscar Pettiford (B5)
Bass - Wendell Marshall
Drums - Butch Ballard
Vocals - Jimmy Grissom

Producer Gene Norman

Recorded at Pasadena Civic Auditorium, Pasadena, CA, March 30, 1953

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11 ноября 2013, macaralex

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(11.11.13 - 19:43) - Boris-S:

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