Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - Satin Doll video free download
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Duration: 03:22
Uploaded: 2008/12/14
In the early 1960s five jazz films were commissioned by a corporate sponsor -- one of which featured the Duke Ellington Orchestra.
This piece includes a remarkable sequence with Ellington and bassist Aaron Bell.
Personnel:
Ray Nance, Shorty Baker, Cat Anderson, Bill Berry, Ed Mullens (t), Lawrence Brown, Leon Cox, Chuck Connors (tb), Russell Procope, Johnny Hodges (as), Paul Gonsalves (ts), Jimmy Hamilton (cl, ts), Harry Carney (bars), Duke Ellington (p), Aaron Bell (b), Sam Woodyard (d). NYC, Jan 9, 1962.
Comments
6 years ago
SAHBfan
I love the bit where Sam Woodyard is playing brushes, then suddenly has sticks in his hands, then instantly has brushes again... Almost like slight of hand , it was that quick6 years ago
Jon Blehar
I am so glad my father 'made' me listen to the Duke. I truly loved it then and now.8 years ago
tuxguys
The Duke, at his Coolest......which is like saying "The Ocean, at its Wettest."With the hard-swinging precision of this performance, to say nothing of the shared virtuosity of Ellington and Aaron Bell (bass), what are also really worthy of note, because of their absence?The band fronts: There aren't any.Band fronts hold the parts for each band-member to read......and this aggregation of stunning talents is playing this arrangement, this tightly... ...from MEMORY.9 years ago
BadSneakers
No silly children's songs when I grew up. My mom made sure her young tot swung his diapers off to songs like this. Happy Mother's Day, mom. Miss you, and thanks!9 years ago
MrGotac
His excellence, the Duke. Delightful.9 years ago
Mani Menon
Encore, Mr Ellington!9 years ago
karayan100
♡Bueno!!10 years ago
mario bigi
Bello sentire il ritmo sincopato di Diuke ottimi riccordi.10 years ago
Pavithran CR
i am new to this genre sans the occasional coming across at all high blown places and classic movies.But, when i heard this, it just hit me what i have been missing all this while!Brilliant stuff.10 years ago
RonSafreed
Duke Ellington he was a jazz genius back in those days-thanks for posting this great masterpiece!!!!!Related Videos
