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The Private Collection, Vol. 9: Studio Sessions, New York, 1968
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The Private Collection, Vol. 9: Studio Sessions, New York, 1968
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The Private Collection, Vol. 9: Studio Sessions, New York, 1968
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The ninth of ten volumes of music from
Duke Ellington
's
Private Collection
of unknown tapes, this CD captures him in 1968 shortly after clarinetist
Jimmy Hamilton
left the band and tenor-saxophonist
Harold Ashby
joined up. Even after 30 years of playing some of these standards,
Ellington
found new ways to re-arrange such songs as
"Sophisticated Lady,"
"Mood Indigo" and "Just Squeeze Me." In addition, there are a few new obscurities such as "Knuf" (which finds
Jeff Castleman
switching to electric bass), "Reva" and the somewhat dated
Trish Turner
vocal on "Cool and Groovy." Lots of surprises on this fine CD. ~ Scott Yanow
Duke Ellington
's
Private Collection
of unknown tapes, this CD captures him in 1968 shortly after clarinetist
Jimmy Hamilton
left the band and tenor-saxophonist
Harold Ashby
joined up. Even after 30 years of playing some of these standards,
Ellington
found new ways to re-arrange such songs as
"Sophisticated Lady,"
"Mood Indigo" and "Just Squeeze Me." In addition, there are a few new obscurities such as "Knuf" (which finds
Jeff Castleman
switching to electric bass), "Reva" and the somewhat dated
Trish Turner
vocal on "Cool and Groovy." Lots of surprises on this fine CD. ~ Scott Yanow
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