DUKE ELLINGTON — His Most Important Second War Concert (aka Carnegie Hall Concert 1943 aka Take The A Train)

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Live album · 1971

Filed under Big Band
By DUKE ELLINGTON

Tracklist

A1 The Star Spangled Banner
A2 Take the "A" Train
A3 Moon Mist
A4 Tea for Two
A5 Honeysuckle Rose
A6 Excerpts from "Black, Brown and Beige"
B1 Ring Dem Bells
B2 Ellington Medley
B3 Jack the Bear
B4 Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me
B5 Black and Tan Fantasy

Line-up/Musicians

Clarinet – Jimmy Hamilton
Cornet – Rex Stewart
Double Bass – Junior Raglan
Drums – Sonny Greer
Horn [Baritone] – Harry Carney
Piano – Duke Ellington
Saxophone [Alto] – Johnny Hodges, Otto Hardwick
Saxophone [Tenor] – Elmer "Skippy" Williams
Trombone – Joe Nanton, Juan Tizol, Lawrence Brown
Trumpet – Harold Baker, Ray Nance, Taft Jordan, Wallace Jones
Vocals – Al Hibbler

About this release

SagaPan ‎– PAN 6902 (UK)

Recorded live at the Carnegie Hall concert on December 11, 1943

Released in France as "Carnegie Hall Concert 1943"(Jazz Society ‎– 67402),in Germany as "Take The A Train"(Astan ‎– 20024,1984)

Thanks to snobb for the addition

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