A LITTLE ARCHIVE FROM DIMEADOZEN - PART 1

- ABBEY LINCOLN / NANCY (FR) 1980 flac

- AL DENTE: MICHELLE BUIRETTE, LINDSAY COOPER, MAGGIE NICOLS / LONDON (UK) 1993 flac

- ALICE BABS AND DUKE ELLINGTON / STOCKHOLM 1969 mp4

- BOBBY MC FERRIN solo / ANTIBES (FR) 1984 flac

- BOBBY MC FERRIN + band / BERLIN 1982 flac

- CECILE MCLORIN SALVANT & SULLIVAN FORTNER / PARIS (FR) 2020 flac

Duke Ellington in the 60's - Live in Baghdad and Dakar

Baghdad - Khuld Hall - November, 14 1963
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Duke Ellington Orchestra Live in Dakar 1966
Streaming, info, video and tracklist HERE

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Alice Babs & Duke Ellington - "Serenade to Sweden" 1963

01) Serenade to Sweden (Ellington)
02) The Boy in My Dreams (Ellington)
03) Stoona (Ellington)
04) La De Doody Doo (Ellington - Lambert- Richards)
05) Strange Visitor (Alice Babs)
06) Azure (Ellington)
07) Come Sunday (Ellington)
08) "C" Jam Blues (Ellington)
09) I Didn't Know About You (Ellington - Russell)
10) Satin Doll (Ellington - Mercer - Strayhorn)
11) Take Love Easy (Ellington)
12) Babsie (Alice Babs)
13) (I Want) Something to Live For (Ellingon - Strayhorn)
14) I'm Beginnig to See the Light ( James - Ellington - Hodges - George)
15) Untitled Lullaby (Ellington)


Alice Babs: vocals, piano on #5
Duke Ellington: piano
Billy Strayhorn: piano on #13
Gilbert "Bibi" Rovere: bass
Christian Garros: drums on #6 #10 #15
Kenny Clarke: drums
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Georges Barboteu and three unknown musicians: French Horn
Pierre Gossez: clarinet
Joe Hrasko: alto sax
Gerard Badini: tenor sax

Recorded in Paris, Studio Hoche, February 28 & March 1, 1963


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Duke Ellington - Live in Rotterdam 1967 - feat. Ella Fitzgerald

01) TAKE THE "A" TRAIN (B. Strayhorn)
02) JOHNNY COME LATELY (B. Strayhorn)
03) SWAMP GOO (D. Ellington)
04) UP JUMP (D. Ellington)
05) THE SHEPHERD (D. Ellington)
06) TAKE THE "A" TRAIN (B. Strayhorn)
07) CHROMATIC LOVE AFFAIR (D. Ellington)
08) RUE BLEU (D. Ellington)
09) WILD ONIONS (C. Anderson)
10) MARA GOLD (D. Ellington)
11) BEAUTIFUL WOMAN WALKS WELL (D. Ellington)
12) ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET (Fields - McHugh)
13) YOU'VE CHANGED (Carey - Fischer)
14) MACK THE KNIFE (Weill-Brecht)
15) COTTON TAIL (D. Ellington)



DUKE ELLINGTON and his Orchestra:

Cat Anderson, Cootie Williams, Herbie Jones, Money Johnson, Mercer Ellington: trumpet
Buster Cooper, Lawrence Brown, Chuck Connors: trombone
Johnny Hodges: alto sax
Russel Procope: alto sax, clarinet
Paul Gonsalves: tenor sax
Jimmy Hamilton: tenor sax, clarinet
Harry Carney: baritone sax, clarinet, bass clarinet
Duke Ellington: piano (1-11, 15)
John Lamb: double bass (1-11)
Rufus Jones: drums (1-11)

ELLA FITZGERALD with Jimmy Jones Trio

Ella Fitzgerald: vocals (12-15)
Jimmy Jones: piano (12-14)
Bob Cranshaw: double bass (12-15)
Sam Woodyard: drums (12-15)

Rotterdam, January 28, 1967

from a "not for sale" cd originally attached to the italian magazine "MUSICA JAZZ" (MJCD 1124)

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Duke Ellington - Live at The Hurricane - 1944 - feat. Al Hibbler

06/05/1944

1) PERDIDO (Tizol - Ellington)
2) DO NOTHIN' TILL YOU HEAR FROM ME (Ellington - Russell)
3) MY GAL SAL (Dresser)
4) NOW I KNOW (Arlen - Koehler)

07/05/1944

5) JUMPIN' PUNKINS (Mercer Ellington)
6) POINCIANA (Liso - Simon)
7) IT DON'T MEAN A THING (Ellington - Mills)

24/05/1944

8) CLEMENTINE (Strayhorn)
9) SOMEONE (Ellington)

27/05/1944

10) G.I. JIVE (Mercer)
11) THREE CENT STOMP (Ellington)
12) JOHNNY COME LATELY (Strayhorn)
13) BLUE SKIES (Berlin)
14) SENTIMENTAL LADY (Ellington - Russell)

31/05/1944

15) MIDRIFF (Strayhorn)

02/06/1944

16) MAIN STEM (Ellington)
17) MY LITTLE BROWN BOOK (Strayhorn)

04/06/1944

18) TOO MUCH IN LOVE (Gannon - Kent)
19) MOOD TO BE WOOOED (Hodges - Ellington)

Duke Ellington and his Orchestra:

Rex Stewart, Shelton Hemphill (trumpet)
Taft Jordan (trumpet, vocals on 7)
Ray Nance (trumpet, violin, vocals on 7)
Joe Nanton, Lawrence Brown, Claude Jones (trombone)
Johnny Hodges, Otto Hardwicke (alto sax)
Jimmy Hamilton (tenor sax, clarinet)
Skippy Williams (tenor sax from 1 to 7)
Al Sears (tenor sax from 8 to 19)
Harry Carney (baritone sax)
Duke Ellington (piano)
Junior Raglin (bass)
Sonny Greer (drums)
Al Hibbler (vocals on 2 and 17)

New York, The Hurricane, from May, 6 to June, 4 1944

from a "not for sale" cd originally attached to the italian magazine "MUSICA JAZZ" (MJCD 1124)



Duke Ellington - Live at The Hurricane - 1944