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Brunswick 6265 вђ Duke Ellington And His Famous Orchestra All of them and many more are a part of “the complete 1932 1940 brunswick, columbia, and master recordings of duke ellington and his famous orchestra,” an unprecedented 11 cd set that compiles these recordings for the first, and quite possibly the last, time. there would be many more exceptional compositions in the years following. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2010 cd release of "the complete 1932 1940 brunswick, columbia and master recordings of duke ellington and his famous orchestra" on discogs.
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Brunswick 6265 вђ Duke Ellington And His Famous Orchestra He appeared in a number of films and continued to enjoy immense success as one of the world’s foremost musical forces until his death in 1974. brunswick 6265 was recorded february 2 and 11, 1932 in new york city. ellington’s famous orchestra features arthur whetsel, freddie jenkins, and cootie williams on trumpets, joe nanton and juan tizol. Listen to the complete 1932 1940 brunswick columbia master rec. of duke ellington, a playlist curated by mosaicrecords on desktop and mobile. Reprint reissue date 2010 original date 1932 title variation 1932 40 brunswick columbia master ellington note jazz. compact discs. program notes and discographical information by steven lasker (44 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.) laid in container; additional credits and discographical information inserted in individual containers. Duke ellington and his famous orchestra* – it don't mean a thing (if it ain't got that swing) rose room brunswick: 6265: us: 1932: reviews. add review. release.
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Duke Ellington Rose Room 78 Rpm Brunswick 6265 1932 Youtube Reprint reissue date 2010 original date 1932 title variation 1932 40 brunswick columbia master ellington note jazz. compact discs. program notes and discographical information by steven lasker (44 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.) laid in container; additional credits and discographical information inserted in individual containers. Duke ellington and his famous orchestra* – it don't mean a thing (if it ain't got that swing) rose room brunswick: 6265: us: 1932: reviews. add review. release. The complete 1932 1940 brunswick, columbia and master recordings of duke ellington and his famous orchestra, a compilation of songs by duke ellington and his famous orchestra. released in november 2010 on mosaic (catalog no. md11 248; cd). genres: big band, swing. There's no dispute about the importance of the music in this set. the years covered track ellington through a very creative period (even for him). his orchestra changes with the addition of rex stewart and lawrence brown, the experiment with two bassists, and fred guy's change over from banjo (pre 1933) to guitar (1933 and beyond).
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