Duke Ellington And His Orchestra - Ellington At Newport FLAC
Tracklist
| 1 | Blues To Be ThereClarinet, Soloist – Russell ProcopePiano, Soloist – Duke EllingtonTrumpet, Soloist – Cat AndersonWritten-By – Strayhorn, Ellington |
| 2 | Diminuendo And Crescendo In BlueWritten-By – Ellington |
| 3 | Jeep's BluesAlto Saxophone, Soloist – Johnny HodgesWritten-By – Ellington, Hodges |
| 4 | Newport Jazz Festival Suite |
| 5 | Newport UpClarinet, Soloist – Jimmy HamiltonTenor Saxophone, Soloist – Paul GonsalvesTrumpet, Soloist – Clark TerryWritten-By – Strayhorn, Ellington |
| 6 | Festival JunctionAlto Saxophone, Soloist – Russell ProcopeBaritone Saxophone, Soloist – Harry CarneyClarinet, Soloist – Jimmy HamiltonTenor Saxophone, Soloist – Paul GonsalvesTrombone, Soloist – Britt Woodman, Butter JacksonTrumpet, Soloist – Cat Anderson, Willie CookWritten-By – Strayhorn, Ellington |
Credits
- Liner Notes – George Avakian
- Photography – Arnold Newman
Notes
6-eyed label design, see images.
Recorded in performance at the American Jazz Festival at Newport, R.I., on July 7, 1956
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Side 1): XLP38809-1B
- Matrix / Runout (Side 2): XLP38810-1E
- Matrix / Runout (Side 1): Matrix / Runout (Side 1): XLP38809-1C
- Matrix / Runout (Side 2): Matrix / Runout (Side 2): XLP38810-1A
- Matrix / Runout ((var. 2) side A runout stamped): XLP38809-1C ☆ T
- Matrix / Runout ((var. 2) side B runout stamped): XLP38810-1E ☆ T HI
Companies
- Recorded At – Newport Jazz Festival
Album
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