Disc One - MOOD INDIGO
1.
EAST ST. LOUIS TOODLE-OO (Ellington, Miley) p 1926
2.
BIRMINGHAM BREAKDOWN (Ellington) p 1926
3.
BLACK AND TAN FANTASY (Ellington, Miley) p 1927
4.
BLACK BEAUTY (Ellington) p 1928
5.
THE MOOCHE (Ellington, Mills) p 1928
6.
AWFUL SAD (Ellington) p 1928
7.
THE BLUES WITH A FEELIN’ (Ellington) p 1928
8.
MISTY MORNIN’ (Ellington, Whetsol) p 1928
9.
FLAMING YOUTH (Ellington) p 1929
10.
HOT FEET (Fields, McHugh) p 1929
11.
DOUBLE CHECK STOMP (Bigard, Braud, Hodges) p 1930
12.
RING DEM BELLS (Ellington, Mills) p 1930
13.
OLD MAN BLUES (Ellington) p 1930
14.
MOOD INDIGO (Ellington, Bigard, Mills) p 1930
15.
ROCKIN’ IN RHYTHM (Ellington, Carney) p 1930
16.
ECHOES OF THE JUNGLE (Willams, Mills) p 1931
17.
THE MYSTERY SONG (Ellington, Mills) p 1931
18.
IT DON’T MEAN A THING (IF IT AIN’T GOT THAT SWING)
(Ellington,
Mills)
p 1932
19.
LAZY RHAPSODY (Ellington, Mills, Gaskill) p 1932
20.
CREOLE LOVE CALL (Ellington, Miley) p 1932
21.
BLUE RAMBLE (Ellington) p 1932
22.
DUCKY WUCKY (Ellington, Bigard) p 1932
23.
EERIE MOAN (Wiley, Young) p 1933
24.
SOPHISTICATED LADY (Ellington, Parish) p 1933
Disc
Two - IN A SENTIMENTAL MOOD
1.
SLIPPERY HORN (Ellington) p 1933
2.
DROP ME OFF AT HARLEM (Ellington, Carney) p 1933
3.
DAYBREAK EXPRESS (Ellington) p 1933
4.
DELTA SERENADE (Ellington) p 1934
5.
STOMPY JONES (Ellington) p 1934
6.
SOLITUDE (Ellington, De Lange, Mills) p 1934
7.
BLUE FEELING (Ellington) p 1934
8.
SADDEST TALE (Ellington) p 1934
9.
MOONGLOW (Hudson, De Lange, Mills) p 1934
10.
IN A SENTIMENTAL MOOD (Ellington, Kurtz, Mills) p 1935
11.
SHOWBOAT SHUFFLE (Ellington) p 1935
12.
REMINISCING IN TEMPO, PTS. 1,2,3,4. (Ellington) p 1935
13.
CLARINET LAMENT (BARNEY’S CONCERTO) (Ellington, Bigard) p 1936
14.
ECHOES OF HARLEM (COOTIE’S CONCERTO) (Ellington) p 1936
15.
BLACK BUTTERFLY (Ellington, Mills, Carruthers) p 1936
16.
CARAVAN (Ellington, Tizol) p 1937
17.
AZURE (Ellington, Mills) p 1937
18.
DIMINUENDO IN BLUE (Ellington) p 1937
19.
CRESCENDO IN BLUE (Ellington) p 1937
20.
STEPPIN’ INTO SWING
SOCIETY
(Ellington, Nemo) p 1938
21.
LOST IN MEDITATION (Tizol, Ellington, Mills) p 1938
Disc Three - KO-KO
1.
I LET A SONG GO OUT OF MY HEART (Ellington, Mills, Nemo) p
1938
2.
ROSE OF THE RIO GRANDE (Leslie, Warren, Gorman) p 1938
3.
PYRAMID (Tizol) p 1938
4.
PRELUDE TO A KISS (Ellington, Gordon, Mills) p 1938
5.
BLUE LIGHT (Transbluency) (Ellington) p 1938
6.
BOY MEETS HORN (Ellington, Stewart, Mills) p 1938
7.
SLAP HAPPY (Ellington) p 1938
8.
SERENADE TO SWEDEN (Ellington) p 1939
9.
THE SERGEANT WAS SHY (Ellington) p 1939
10.
JACK THE BEAR (Ellington) p 1940
11.
KO-KO (Ellington) p 1940
12.
CONGO BRAVA (Ellington, Tizol) p 1940
13.
CONCERTO FOR COOTIE (Ellington) p 1940
14.
COTTON TAIL (Ellington) p 1940
15.
NEVER NO LAMENT (Ellington) p 1940
16.
DUSK (Ellington) p 1940
17.
BOJANGLES (A PORTRAIT OF BILL ROBINSON) (Ellington) p 1940
18.
A PORTRAIT OF BERT WILLIAMS (Ellington) p 1940
19.
HARLEM AIR-SHAFT (Ellington) p 1940
20.
ALL TOO SOON (Ellington) p 1940
21.
SEPIA PANORAMA (Ellington) p 1940
22.
IN A MELLOTONE (Ellington) p 1940
23.
WARM VALLEY (Ellington) p 1940
24.
ACROSS THE TRACK BLUES (Ellington) p 1940
25.
DAY DREAM (Strayhorn, Ellington) p 1940
Disc Four - TAKE THE A-TRAIN
1.
PUSSY WILLOW (Ellington) p 1940
2.
THE SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK (Lawlor, Blake) p 1940
3.
TAKE THE “A” TRAIN (Strayhorn) p 1941
4.
BLUE SERGE (M. Ellington) p 1941
5.
JUST A-SETTIN’ AND A-ROCKIN’ (Ellington, Strayhorn, Gaines) p
1941
6.
I GOT IT BAD (AND THAT AIN’T GOOD) (Ellington, Webster) p 1941
7.
CLEMENTINE (Strayhorn) p 1941
8.
JUMP FOR JOY (Ellington, Webster, Kuller) p 1941
9.
CHELSEA BRIDGE (Strayhorn) p 1941
10.
RAINCHECK (Strayhorn) p 1941
11.
PERDIDO (Tizol) p 1942
12.
THE “C” JAM BLUES (Ellington) p 1942
13.
MOON MIST (M. Ellington) p 1942
14.
WHAT AM I HERE FOR? (Ellington) p 1942
15.
MAIN STEM (Ellington) p 1942
16.
JOHNNY COME LATELY (Strayhorn) p 1942
17.
I’M BEGINNING TO SEE THE
LIGHT
(Ellington, James, Hodges, George) p 1944
18.
TRANSBLUENCY (Ellingon, Brown) p 1946
19.
LADY OF THE LAVENDER MIST (Ellington) p 1947
20.
SULTRY SERENADE (Ellington) p 1947
21.
AIR CONDITIONED JUNGLE (Ellington) p 1947
22.
THE CLOTHED WOMAN (Ellington) p 1947
23.
SNIBOR (Strayhorn) p 1949
Discography
Disc One - Mood Indigo
Duke Ellington and his
Kentucky
Club Orchestra : Bubber Miley, Louis Metcalf, tp; Joe Nanton,
tb;
probably
Prince
Robinson, unknown, cl, ts;
Otto
Hardwick, as, ss, bs; Duke Ellington, p; Fred Guy, bj;
probably
Mack Shaw, tu; Sonny Greer,
d.
New York, November 29, 1926.
E 4110 EAST ST. LOUIS
TOODLE-OO
Vocalion 1064
E 4114 BIRMINGHAM BREAKDOWN
Vocalion
1064
The Washingtonians : Bubber
Miley,
Louis Metcalf, tp; Joe Nanton, tb;
Rudy Jackson, cl, b-cl, ts;
Otto
Hardwick, as, ss, bass, sax; Harry Carney, bs, cl, as; Duke
Ellington,
p; Fred Guy,
bj; Bass Edwards, tu; Sonny
Greer,
d.
New York, April 7, 1927.
E 22299 BLACK AND TAN
FANTASY
Brunswick
3526
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Bubber Miley, Arthur Whetsol, Louis Metcalf, tp; Joe Nanton,
tb;
Barney
Bigard, cl, ts; Otto
Hardwick,
as;
Harry Carney, bs, as; Duke
Ellington,
p; Fred Guy, bj; Wellman Braud, b; Sonny Greer, d.
New York, March 26, 1928.
43502-2 BLACK BEAUTY Victor
21580
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Bubber Miley, Arthur Whetsol, tp; Joe Nanton, tb; Barney
Bigard, cl,
ts;
Johnny Hodges, as, ss; Harry
Carney,
bs, cl, as; Duke Ellington, p; Lonnie Johnson, g; Fred Guy,
bj; Wellman
Braud, b; Sonny Greer, d;
Baby
Cox, voc.
New York, October 1, 1928.
W 401175-A THE MOOCHE Okeh
8623
Duke Ellington and his
Cotton
Club
Orchestra : Cootie Williams, Arthur Whetsol, tp; Joe Nanton,
tb; Juan
Tizol,
v-tb; Barney Bigard, cl, ts;
Johnny
Hodges, as; Harry Carney, bs; Duke Ellington, p; Fred Guy, bj;
Wellman
Braud,
b; Sonny Greer, d.
New York, April 11, 1930.
59692-2 DOUBLE CHECK STOMP
Victor
V-38129
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Cootie Williams, tp, voc; Arthur Whetsol, Freddy Jenkins,
tp; Joe
Nanton,
tb;
Juan Tizol, v-tb; Barney
Bigard,
cl, ts; Johnny Hodges, as, ss, cl; Harry Carney, bs, as, cl;
Duke
Ellington,
p; Fred
Guy, bj; Wellman Braud, b;
Sonny
Greer, d.
Hollywood, August 26, 1930.
61011-6 RING DEM BELLS
Victor
22528
61012-6 OLD MAN BLUES Victor
23022
The Jungle Band : Arthur
Whetsol,
tp; Joe Nanton, tb; Barney Bigard, cl; Duke Ellington, p; Fred
Guy, bj;
Wellman
Braud, b; Sonny Greer, d.
New York, October 17, 1930.
E 34928-A MOOD INDIGO
Brunswick
4952
The Harlem Footwarmers :
Cootie
Williams, Arthur Whetsol, Freddy Jenkins, tp; Joe Nanton, tb;
Juan
Tizol,
v-tb;
Barney Bigard, cl; Johnny
Hodges,
as, ss; Harry Carney, bs, cl, as; Duke Ellington, p; Fred Guy,
bj;
Wellman
Braud, b; Sonny Greer, d.
New York, November 8, 1930.
W 404804-A ROCKIN’ IN Okeh
8869
Duke Ellington and his
Cotton
Club
Orchestra : Same personnel as above.
Camden, N.J., June 16, 1931.
682381-1 ECHOES OF THE
JUNGLE
Victor
22743
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
Camden, N.J., June 17, 1931.
68240-1 THE MYSTERY SONG
Victor
22800
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Cootie Williams, Arthur Whetsol, Freddy Jenkins, tp; Joe
Nanton,
Lawrence Brown, tb; Juan
Tizol,
v-tb; Barney Bigard, cl, ts; Johnny Hodges, as, ss; Harry
Carney, bs,
cl,
as;
Duke Ellington, p; Fred Guy,
bj;
Wellman Braud, b; Sonny Greer, d;
Ivie Anderson, voc.
New York, February 2, 1932.
B 11204-A IT DON’T MEAN A
THING
(IF IT AIN’T GOT THAT SWING) Brunswick 6265
B 11205-A LAZY RHAPSODY
(Cootie
Williams, voc.) Brunswick 6288
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
New York, February 11, 1932.
B 11264-A CREOLE LOVE CALL
Brunswick
20105
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel, but add
Otto Hardwick, as.
New York, May 18, 1932.
B11866-A BLUE RAMBLE
Brunswick
6336
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
New York, September 19,
1932.
B 1233-A DUCKY WUCKY CBS
62179
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Arthur Whetsol, Cootie Williams, tp; Joe Nanton, Lawrence
Brown, tb;
Juan Tizol, v-tb; Barney
Bigard,
cl, ts; Johnny Hodges, Otto Hardwick, as; Harry Carney, bs,
cl, as; Duke
Ellington, p; Fred Guy, g;
Wellman
Braud, b; Sonny Greer, d.
New York, January 7, 1933.
B 12855-A EERIE MOAN
Brunswick
6467
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: same personnel as above, but add Freddy Jenkins, tp;
New York, February 15, 1933.
W 265050-2 SOPHISTICATED
LADY
Columbia
CB 591
Disc Two - In A
Sentimental
Mood
Duke Ellington and His
Famous
Orchestra
: Arthur Whetsol, Freddy Jenkins, Cootie Williams, tp; Joe
Nanton,
Lawrence Brown, tb; Juan
Tizol,
vtb; Barney Bigard, cl, ts; Johnny Hodges, Otto Hardwick, as;
Harry
Carney,
bs,
cl, as; Duke Ellington, p;
Fred
Guy, g; Wellman Braud, b;
Sonny Greer, d.
New York, February 17, 1933.
B 12078-A SLIPPERY HORN
Brunswick
6527
B 13081-A DROP ME OFF AT
HARLEM
Brunswick 6527
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Cootie Williams, Arthur Whetsol, Freddy Jenkins, Louis
Bacon, tp; Joe
Nanton,
Lawrence Brown, tb; Barney
Bigard,
cl, ts; Johnny Hodges, ss, as; Otto Hardwick, as; Harry
Carney, bs, as;
Fred
Guy, bj, g; Wellman Braud,
b;
Sonny
Greer, d, train whistle.
Chicago, December 4, 1933.
77201-1 DAYBREAK EXPRESS
Victor
24501
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
Chicago, January 9, 1934.
80144-1 DELTA SERENADE
Victor
24755
80145-2 STOMPY JONES Victor
24521
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
:
Same personnel as above, but
add
Juan Tizol, v-tb.
Chicago, January 10, 1934.
80149-1 SOLITUDE Victor
24755
80150-1 BLUE FEELING Victor
24521
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Cootie Williams, Arthur Whetsol, tp; Joe Nanton, Lawrence
Brown, tb;
Juan Tizol, v-tb; Barney
Bigard,
cl, ts; Johnny Hodges, as; Otto Hardwick, as, bassax; Harry
Carney, bs,
b-cl
(-1); Duke Ellington, p,
talking
(-1); Fred Guy, g; Wellman Braud, b; Sonny Greer, d.
New York, September 12,
1934.
B 15911-A SADDEST TALE (-1)
Brunswick
7310
B 15912-A MOONGLOW Brunswick
6987
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Rex Stewart, cnt; Cootie Williams, Charlie Allen, tp; Joe
Nanton,
Lawrence Brown, tb; Juan
Tizol,
v-tb; Barney Bigard, cl, ts;
Johnny
Hodges, Otto Hardwick, as, ss;
Harry Carney, bs, cl, as;
Duke
Ellington, p; Fred Guy, g; Hayes Alvis, b (-1); Billy Taylor,
b (-2);
Fred
Avendorf, d.
New York, April 30, 1935.
B 17406-1 IN A SENTIMENTAL
MOOD
(-1) Brunswick 7461
B17401-A SHOWBOAT SHUFFLE
(-2)
Brunswick 7461
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above, but
Arthur Whetsol, tp replaces
Allen;
Sonny Greer, d replaces Avendorf.
New York, September 12,
1935.
B 18072-1 REMINISCING IN
TEMPO,
PT 1. Brunswick 7546
B 18073-1 REMINISCING IN
TEMPO,
PT 2. Brunswick 7546
B 18074-2 REMINISCING IN
TEMPO,
PT 3. Brunswick 7547
B 18075-1 REMINISCING IN
TEMPO,
PT 4. Brunswick 7547
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Rex Stewart, cnt; Cootie Williams, Arthur Whetsol, tp; Joe
Nanton,
Lawrence Brown, tb; Juan
Tizol,
v-tb; Barney Bigard, cl, ts; Johnny Hodges, as, ss; Harry
Carney, bs,
cl,
as;
Duke Ellington, p; Fred Guy,
g;
Hayes Alvis, b; Sonny Greer, d.
New York, February 27, 1936.
B 18736-1 CLARINET LAMENT
(Barney’s
Concerto) Brunswick 7650
B 18737-1 ECHOES OF HARLEM
(Cootie’s
Concerto) Brunswick 7650
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Rex Stewart, cnt; Cootie Williams, Wallace Jones, tp; Joe
Nanton,
Lawrence
Brown, tb; Juan Tizol, v-tb;
Barney
Bigard, cl, ts; Johnny Hodges, as, ss; Otto Hardwick, as;
Harry Carney, bs,cl, as;
Duke
Ellington,
p; Fred Guy, b; Hayes Alvis, b; Sonny Greer, d.
New York, December 21, 1936.
LO376-1 BLACK BUTTERFLY
Brunswick
8044
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
:
Same personnel as above, but
add
Billy Taylor, b.
New York, May 14, 1937.
M-470-2 CARAVAN Master 131
M-471-1 AZURE Master 131
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
:
Same personnel as above, but
Hayes
Alvis, b-out.
New York, September 20,
1937.
M-648-1 DIMINUENDO IN BLUE
Brunswick
8004
M-649-1 CRESCENDO IN BLUE
Brunswick
8004
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Rex Stewart, cnt; Cootie Williams,
Wallace Jones, Harold Baker,
tp;
Joe Nanton, Lawrence Brown, tb;
Barney Bigard, cl, ts;
Johnny
Hodges,
as, ss; Otto Hardwick, as; Harry
Carney, bs, cl, as; Duke
Ellington,
p; Fred Guy, g; Billy Taylor, Hayes Alvis, b;
Sonny Greer, d.
New York, January 13, 1938.
M-731-1 STEPPIN’ INTO SWING
SOCIETY
Brunswick 8063
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
:
Same personnel as above, but
add
Juan Tizol, v-tb; Fred Guy, g, out.
New York, February 2, 1938.
M-752-1 LOST IN MEDITATION
Brunswick
8083
Disc Three - Ko-Ko
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Same personnel as “Lost in Meditation”, but add Fred Guy, g.
New York, March 3, 1938.
M-772-1 I LET A SONG GO OUT
OF
MY
HEART Brunswick 8108
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Rex Stewart, cnt; Cootie Williams,Wallace Jones, tp; Joe
Nanton,
Lawrence
Brown, tb; Juan Tizol,
v-tb;Barney
Bigard, cl, ts; Johnny Hodges, as, ss; Otto Hardwick, as;Harry
Carney,
bs, cl,
as; Duke Ellington, p;
tom-tom
(-1); Fred Guy, g;Billy Taylor, b; Sonny Greer, d; Ivie
Anderson, voc
(-1).
New York, June 7, 1938.
M-833-1 ROSE OF THE RIO
GRANDE
(-1)
Brunswick 8186
M-834-1 PYRAMID
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
New York, August 4, 1938
M-844-1 PRELUDE TO A KISS
Brunswick
8204
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
:
Same personnel as above, but
Harry
Carney, cl (-1).
New York, December 22, 1938.
M-958-1 BLUE LIGHT
(Transbluency)
(-1) Columbia DO-2165
M-960-1 BOY MEETS HORN
Brunswick
8036
M-961-1 SLAP HAPPY Brunswick
8297
.
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
New York, June 6, 1939.
WM 1033-A SERENADE TO
SWEDEN
Columbia
35214
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
:
Same personnel as above.
New York, August 28, 1939.
WM 1063-A THE SERGEANT WAS
SHY
Columbia
35214
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Rex Stewart, cnt; Cootie Williams,Wallace Jones, tp; Joe
Nanton,
Lawrence Brown, tb; Juan
Tizol,
v-tb; Barney Bigard, cl, ts; Johnny Hodges, as, ss; Otto
Hardwick, as,
bassax;
Ben Webster, ts; Harry
Carney,
bs, cl, as; Duke Ellington, p; Fred Guy, g; Jimmie Blanton, b;
Sonny
Greer,
d.
Chicago, March 6, 1940.
044888-1 JACK THE BEAR
Victor
26536
044889-2 KO-KO Victor 26536
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
Chicago, March 15, 1940.
049015-1 CONGO BRAVA Victor
26577
049016-1 CONCERTO FOR COOTIE
Victor
26598
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
Hollywood, May 4, 1940.
049655-1 COTTON TAIL Victor
26610
049656-1 NEVER NO LAMENT
Victor
26610
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
Chicago, May 28, 1940.
053020-1 DUSK Victor 26677
052021-1 BOJANGLES Victor
26644
053022-1 A PORTRAIT OF BERT
WILLIAMS
Victor 26644
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
New York, July 22, 1940.
054606-1 HARLEM AIR-SHAFT
Victor
26731
054608-1 ALL TOO SOON Victor
27247
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
New York, July 24, 1940.
054625-1 SEPIA PANORAMA
Victor
26731
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
Chicago, September 5, 1940.
053428-1 IN A MELLOTONE
Victor
26788
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
Chicago, October 17, 1940.
053430-3 WARM VALLEY Victor
26796
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
Chicago, October 28, 1940.
053579-1 ACROSS THE TRACK
BLUES
Victor 27235
Johnny Hodges and his
Orchestra
: Cootie Williams, tp; Lawrence Brown, tb; Johnny Hodges, as;
Harry
Carney,
bs, as; Duke Ellington, p;
Jimmie
Blanton, b; Sonny Greer, d.
Chicago, November 2, 1940.
053603-1A DAY DREAM
Bluebird B
11021
Disc Four - Take The “A”
Train
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Rex Stewart, cnt; Wallace Jones, Ray Nance, tp; Joe Nanton,
Lawrence
Brown,
tb; Juan Tizol, v-tb; Barney
Bigard,
cl, ts; Johnny Hodges, as, ss; Otto Hardwick, as, cl; Ben
Webster, ts,
cl;
Harry Carney, bs, fl; Fred
Guy,
g; Jimmie Blanton, b; Sonny Greer, d.
Recorded live at The Crystal
Ballroom,
Fargo, North Dakota.
PUSSY WILLOW Palm Club
30.03
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
Chicago, December 28, 1940.
053780-1 THE SIDEWALKS OF
NEW
YORK
Victor 27380
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
Hollywood, February 15,
1941.
055283-1 TAKE THE “A” TRAIN
Victor
27380
055286-1 BLUE SERGE Victor
27356
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
Hollywood, June 5, 1941.
061385-1 JUST A-SETTIN’ AND
A-ROCKIN’
Victor 27587
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above, but add Ivie Anderson, voc.
Hollywood, June 26, 1941.
061319-1 I GOT IT BAD (AND
THAT
AIN’T GOOD) Victor 27531
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
Hollywood, July 2, 1941.
061338-1 CLEMENTINE Victor
27700
061340-2 JUMP FOR JOY Victor
LPV
517
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above, but Billy Strayhorn, p; Junior
Raglin, b;
replace Ellington and
Blanton.
Hollywood, December 2, 1941.
061687-2 CHELSEA BRIDGE
Victor
27740
061941-1 RAINCHECK Victor
27880
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above, but Duke Ellington, p, replaces
Strayorn,
Ray Nance plays trumpet and
violin
on “The ‘C’ Jam Blues” and violin only on “Moon Mist”.
Chicago, January 21, 1942.
070682-1 PERDIDO Victor
27880
070683-1 THE “C” JAM BLUES
Victor
27856
070684-2 MOON MIST Victor
27856
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above.
New York, February 26, 1942.
071890-1 WHAT AM I HERE
FOR?
Victor
20-1598
Duke Ellington and his
Famous
Orchestra
: Same personnel as above, but Billy Strayhorn, p (-1)
replaces
Ellington.
Hollywood, June 26, 1942.
072438-1 MAIN STEM Victor
20-1556
072439-1 JOHNNY COME LATELY
(-1)
Victor 20-1556
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
:Taft Jordan, Shelton Hemphill, Cat Anderson, Ray Nance, tp;
Claude
Jones,
Lawrence Brown, Joe Nanton,
tb;
Jimmy Hamilton, cl, ts; Otto Hardwick, Johnny Hodges, as; Al
Sears, ts;
Harry
Carney, bs, cl; Duke
Ellington,
p; Fred Guy, g; Junior Raglin, b; Sonny Greer, d; Joya
Sherrill, voc.
New York, December 1, 1944.
D4VB 454-2 I’M BEGINNING TO
SEE
THE LIGHT Victor 20-1618
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
:Taft Jordan, Shelton Hemphill, Cat Anderson, Francis
Williams, Harold
Baker,
Ray Nance, tp; Joe Nanton,
tp;
Lawrence Brown, Claude Jones,Wilbur De Paris, tb; Jimmie
Hamilton, cl,
ts;
Johnny Hodges, as, ss;
Russell
Procope, as, cl; Al Sears, ts; Harry Carney, bs, b-cl, cl;
Duke
Ellington,
p; Fred
Guy, g; Oscar Pettiford, b;
Sonny
Greer, d; Kay Davis, voc.
D6VB 2095-2 TRANSBLUENCY
Victor
20-2326
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Shelton Hemphill, Francis Williams, Harold Baker, Wilbur
Bascomb, Ray
Nance,
tp; Lawrence Brown, Claude
Jones,Tyree
Glenn, tb; Jimmy Hamilton, cl, ts; Russell Procope, as, cl;
Johnny
Hodges, as, ss; Al Sears,
ts;
Harry
Carney, bs, cl, b-cl; Duke Ellington, p; Fred Guy, g; Oscar
Pettiford,
b; Sonny
Greer, d.
Hollywood,August 14, 1947.
HCO 2432-1 LADY OF THE
LAVENDER
MIST Columbia CL 6024
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Personnel as above.
Hollywood, October 6, 1947.
HCO 2677 SULTRY SERENADE Up
To
Date
UTD 2004
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Shelton Hemphill, Francis Williams, Harold Baker, Wilbur
Bascomb, Ray
Nance,
tp; Lawrence Brown, Claude
Jones,Wilbur
De Paris,Tyree Glenn, tb; Jimmy Hamilton, cl, ts; Johnny
Hodges, as,
ss; Russell Procope, as, cl;
Al
Sears, ts; Harry Carney, bs, cl, b-cl; Duke Ellington, p;
Oscar
Pettiford,
b; Sonny
Greer, d.
New York, November 10, 1947.
CO 38372 AIR CONDITIONED
JUNGLE
Up To Date UTD 2003
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Harold Baker, tp; Johnny Hodges, as; Harry Carney, bs; Duke
Ellington,
p;
Junior Raglin, b; Sonny
Greer,
d. New York, December 30, 1947.
CO 38671 THE CLOTHED WOMAN
Up
To
Date UTD 2003
Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra
: Harold Baker, Al Killian, Nelson Williams, Dave Burns, Ray
Nance, tp;
Lawrence
Brown, Quentin Jackson,
Tyree
Glenn,
tb; Jimmy Hamilton, cl, ts; Russell Procope, as, cl; Johnny
Hodges, as;
Charlie Rouse, Jimmy
Forrest, ts;
Harry Carney, bs, cl, b-cl; Duke Ellington, p; Wendell
Marshall, b;
Sonny
Greer,
d.
CO 41690 SNIBOR Up To Date
UTD
2003
®
2001 - Proper Records Ltd.
©
2001 - Proper Records Ltd.
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