Duke Ellington - The Great Concerts: London and New York 1963-1964 [2 CD]
Duke Ellington - The Great Concerts: London and New York 1963-1964 [2 CD]
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Tracklist:
- Take the "a" Train please
- Duke Ellington: Introduct
- Perdido
- Caravan
- Isfahan
- Opener, The
- Harlem
- Take the "a" Train
- Mood Indigo
- C Jam Blues
- Dont Get Around Much Any
- Diminuedo & Crescendo In
- Single Petal of a Rose
- Kinda Dukish/Rockin In R
- Take the "a" Train
- Satin Doll
- Caravan
- Skillipoop
- Into Each Life Some Rain
- Blues Medley: Happy-Go-Lu
- Carolina Shout
- Tonk
- Things Aint What They Us
- Melancholia/Reflections I
- Little African Flower
- Bird of Paradise
- Single Petal of a Ros, The
UPC: 710357270420
Label: Nimbus Records
Release Date: 3.10.09
Format: CD
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