Anthology: 60 Original Recordings (3-CD)

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CD Details

Number of Discs: 3
Released: April 5, 2019
Originally Released: 2019
Label: Not Now UK

Tracks on Disc 1:

1.Take The 'A' Train
2.It Don’t Mean A Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing)
3.I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good
4.Halem Air-Shaft
5.Jumpin' At The Woodside
6.Perdido
7.Ko-Ko
8.Passion Flower
9.Rockin' In Rhythm
10.Cotton Tail
11.Main Stem
12.Echoes Of Harlem (Cootie's Concerto)
13.Black & Tan Fantasy
14.Sophisticated Lady
15.A Slip Of The Lip (Can Sink A Ship)
16.The Tattooed Bride
17.Mood Indigo
18.Diminiuendo And Crescendo In Blue
19.Anatomy Of A Murder
20.Satin Doll

Tracks on Disc 2:

1.The Mooche
2.Diga Diga Doo
3.I’m Beginning To See The Light
4.Malletoba Spank
5.Ville Ville Is The Place Man
6.Duke's Place
7.Creole Love Call
8.Stormy Weather
9.The C Jam Blues
10.Paris Blues
11.Blue Reverie
12.Jeep's Blues
13.Chocolate Shake
14.Solitude
15.Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me
16.Blues In Orbit
17.Arabesque Choice
18.Battle Royal
19.Cat Walk
20.Fleurette Africaine

Tracks on Disc 3:

1.East St. Louis Toodle-oo
2.Wild Man
3.The Gal From Joe's
4.In A Sentimental Mood
5.Money Jungle
6.Overture
7.In A Mellow Tune
8.Pie Eye's Blues
9.Cop Out
10.Pyramid
11.Come Sunday
12.Caravan
13.Black Beauty
14.Concerto For Cootie (Do Nothin')
15.Jack The Bear
16.Prelude To A Kiss
17.Cotton Club Stomp
18.I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart
19.Bakiff
20.My Funny Valentine

Product Description:

Equally at home in the dance hall and the concert hall, nobody did more to make jazz a serious art form than Duke Ellington. He was one of the most important creative forces in the music of the twentieth century. His influence on classical music, popular music, and, of course, jazz, simply cannot be overstated. As Miles Davis once said: "Some day all the jazz musicians should get together in one place and get down on their knees and thank Duke.