Duke Ellington - Stomps, Rags & The Blues I Love To Sing VINYL LP DAD133
Collecting some of his most important recordings, this is Duke Ellington and his Orchestra in late 1927 and early 1928, at the peak of their "roaring '20s" popularity. This was also at the beginning of the Ellington Orchestra's famed run at Harlem's Cotton Club, a legendary jazz club and host to some of the biggest names in the history of the music. Featuring the beautiful voice of Adelaide Hall, this collection includes some of his most highly regarded compositions and titles such as "The Blues I Love To Sing", "Jubilee Stomp", "Washington Wabble", and "Creole Love Call". In a career that spanned decades and countless accolades, these might be the finest recordings Ellington ever made.
tracklist
A1 Creole Love Call
A2 The Blues I Love To Sing
A3 Black And Tan Fantasie
A4 Washington Wobble
A5 What Can A Poor Fellow Do
A6 Black And Tan Fantasie
A7 Chicago Stomp Down
A8 Harlem River Quiver (Brown Berries)
B1 East St. Louis Toodle-Oo
B2 Blue Bubbles
B3 Red Hot Band
B4 Doin' The Frog
B5 Sweet Mama (Papa's Getting' Mad)
B6 Stack O'lee Blues
B7 Bugle Call Rag
B8 Take It Easy
B9 Jubilee Stomp
