Tribute to Duke Ellington [Import] [Limited Edition] [Original recording remastered]

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20bit K2 Digitally Remastered Japanese Limited Edition in an LP-STYLE Slipcase.

Tribute to Duke Ellington, Music, Various Artists, Jazz, Pop, Swing, Traditional Pop, Vocal Jazz
Thank You, Duke! Our Tribute to Duke Ellington
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    		Thank You, Duke! Our Tribute to Duke Ellington
    Arkadia Jazz All-Stars
    Manufacturer: Arkadia Jazz
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B00002SSQ8
    Release Date: 1999-10-26

    Tracks:

    1. Don't Get Around Much Anymore - Benny Golson
    2. In a Sentimental Mood
    3. Day Dream - T.K. Blue
    4. Sophisticated Lady - Joanne Brackeen
    5. Isfahan
    6. In a Sentimental Mood - Harold Land
    7. Chromatic Love Affair - T.K. Blue
    8. Mood Indigo - Benny Golson
    9. Come Sunday - Joanne Brackeen
    10. Feeling of Jazz - Joris Teepe

    Album Description

    In this diverse and exciting collection from Arkadia's recording artists, a talented and multifaceted assemblage of musicians-each in his own style and manner-pays tribute to Duke Ellington, playing tunes Duke wrote or made famous. All of these artists have benefited from Duke's music and influence. Wide in scope and deep in nature, Ellington's influence is something for which we will remain in debt for many years to come. As such, we feel very strongly that it is important from time to time to say… Thank You, Duke!
    Going Home: Tribute To Duke Ellington
    Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    • Entertaining tribute
    		 Going Home: Tribute To Duke Ellington
    Various Artists , Grady Tate , Kirk Whalum , Nancy Wilson , Guru , and Everette Harp
    Manufacturer: Platinum Ent.
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    ASIN: B00004RJTP
    Release Date: 2000-03-14

    Tracks:

    1. Going Home (Jon Hendricks, Al Jarreau, Take 6, Gregory Hines)
    2. I Ain't Got Nothing but the Blues (Otis Clay)
    3. Ellington Medley (Jonathan Butler, Dianne Reeves, Jeffrey Osborne)
    4. The Duke (Rachelle Ferrell, Grady Tate, Christian McBride, Kirk Whalum, Marcus Printup, Everette Harp)
    5. Come Sunday (Otis Clay)
    6. Swinging at the Cotton Club (Jerry Butler, The Dells, Grady Tate)
    7. Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Nancy Wilson, Kenny Lattimore)
    8. Smokin' (Sam Most, Snookie Young)
    9. you are done.Bring that Duke (Ernie Andrews, Barbara Morrison)
    10. It Don't Mean a Thing (Guru, Tashina Daniels)

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    Ostentatiously billed as "the only true tribute to the man known as the Greatest American Composer of the Twentieth Century," this program puts a decidedly contemporary spin on Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington. At times dripping with pathos and oversentimentality, this is a largely successful smooth-jazz-infused polishing of classic Ellingtonia. Going Home is a pop-R&B crossover producer's all-star dream date, crafted by George Duke, Kashif, and Dwayne Wiggins, who hip hops "It Don't Mean a Thing" with Guru. Six Ellington classics are given a millennium twist, and four new pieces make extensive use of Duke-like themes, lyrics, and tune titles. The best example of the latter is Jerry Butler, Grady Tate, and the Dells' spirited collaboration "Swinging at the Cotton Club." Two fortuitous partnerships are forged when Nancy Wilson and Kenny Lattimore team up for a mellow "Don't Get Around Much Anymore," while Jon Hendricks, Al Jarreau, Take 6, and Gregory Hines's tap-dancing render "Going Home" a moving, polystylistic tribute. --Willard Jenkins

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars Entertaining tribute.......2000-07-02

    The celebration of Duke Ellington a century after his birth has produced a wealth of tributes and, thankfully, some fine reissues of his work. This CD takes a more contemporary approach to Ellington's music resulting in a sort of smooth jazz sampler of the Duke. It's a very entertaining approach with some stellar work by an all-star roster of artists. Well worth a listen.
    Ellington By Request
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • A "Must Have" for your Smooth Jazz Library...
    		 Ellington By Request
    Bobby Zee & Zoe
    Manufacturer: Morpheus Music
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B0000B2TN2
    Release Date: 2003-07-29

    Tracks:

    1. Mood Indigo
    2. Take The A Train
    3. In A Sentimental Mood
    4. I'm Beginning To See The Light
    5. Sophisticated Lady
    6. I't Don't Mean A Thing
    7. Solitude
    8. Satin Doll
    9. Prelude To A Kiss
    10. In A Mellow Tone
    11. I Got It Bad
    12. Don't Get Around Much Anymore

    Album Description

    This CD is a tribute to one of America's greatest composers, Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington. The songs are bluesy soulful original instrumental arrangements of some of the "Duke's" biggest hits. The arrangements are built around the great piano stylings of Bobby Zee, the lush string arrangements of Llew Matthews, the unmistable soulful saxophone of Rob Kyle and the smooth solid fretless bass and stand-up bass of Zoe.

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars A "Must Have" for your Smooth Jazz Library..........2003-09-07

    "I've Got It Bad..." The more I listen, the more I love it! Lush strings, soulful sax and unique piano grooves make this tribute to "The Duke" a cut above the rest. Bobby Zee and friends have hit a home run with this great CD.
    Mr. Gentle Mr. Cool : A Tribute to Duke Ellington
    Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    • At least Duke would appreciate it.
    		 Mr. Gentle Mr. Cool : A Tribute to Duke Ellington
    David "Fathead" Newman
    Manufacturer: Kokopelli Records
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000005WV9
    Release Date: 1994-09-13

    Tracks:

    1. Don't Get Around Much Anymore
    2. Prelude to a Kiss
    3. Mr. Gentle and Mr. Cool
    4. Almost Cried
    5. I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart
    6. Azure
    7. What Am I Here For?
    8. Happy Reunion
    9. Come Sunday
    10. Creole Love Call
    11. Jeep's Blues

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars At least Duke would appreciate it........2007-02-24

    Produced by Herbie Mann with liner notes by Leonard Feather, this album displays the sound and good taste of tenor-alto sax legend David Fathead Newman to maximum advantage. In fact, it's a tour de force for Fathead, who submits definitive versions of all 11 Ellington compositions, some rarely heard (and no "A Train" or "Satin Doll"!). The piccolo bass of Ron Carter and trombone of Jim Pugh make the session even more attractive, contributing to the colorful, "Ellingtonian" textures of the orchestrations. It's tough to account for the neglect of this one, which should hit it just right for both Ellington lovers and fans of saxophone as played by a living legend who shows why he deserves the title.

    My favorite moment: Fathead's gorgeous flute work on "Azure" (no wonder Herbie Mann was content to produce the session rather than play on it!).

    This is simply a recording that's impossible to dislike, more receptive to repeated listenings than Joe Henderson's tribute to Billy Strayhorn. Maybe the album is a bit "refined" in cover design, concept, and audio (neither Peter Washington's bass nor Lewis Nash's drum kit is "artificially enhanced," as is the case on most of the recordings I've received of late). I'd say all the more reason to pick up a copy while it's still around.
    Joyful Noise: A Tribute to Duke Ellington
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • *Great* jazz CD!
    		 Joyful Noise: A Tribute to Duke Ellington
    Don Sebesky
    Manufacturer: RCA
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    2. I Remember Bill: A Tribute to Bill Evans

    ASIN: B00001T3HS
    Release Date: 1999-10-12

    Tracks:

    1. Mood Indigo
    2. Creole Love Call
    3. Chelsea Bridge
    4. Caravan
    5. Warm Valley
    6. Take The Coltrane
    7. Satin Doll
    8. Joyful Noise Suite: I Gladly
    9. Joyful Noise Suite: II Sadly
    10. Joyful Noise Suite: III Madly
    11. Koko

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    Joyful is for Don Sebesky aficionados more than fans of Ellington, a distinction that must be made because of the dissimilarity between the two composer-arrangers. Where Ellington emphasized harmonic complexity in his horn voicings, Sebesky condenses brass and reeds for greater thrust and momentum. And where Ellington strove for understated elegance and relatively seamless melodic and rhythmic transitions in his charts, Sebesky is something of a showoff, writing abrupt, dynamic shifts in mood and tempo, heavily accented to maximize the razzmatazz. Thus, such Ellington classics as "Mood Indigo," "Caravan," and "Satin Doll" are boldly interpreted in a more pastiche manner, and Billy Strayhorn's "Chelsea Bridge" sounds closer to Doc Severinsen than Duke Ellington. Sebesky, who won a Grammy for an arrangement on his 1998 Bill Evans tribute CD, I Remember Bill, clearly intends to provide something fresh--his greatest fidelity to Ellington is on the obscure "Warm Valley"--and he's recruited the personnel here to make it happen. More than half of the 10 songs reunite alto saxophonist Phil Woods with former mates Tom Harrell and Jim McNeely, with Ron Carter joining in on three of the cuts. Not surprisingly, one of those--a Sebesky-jolted "Creole Love Call"--is the record's highlight. --Britt Robson

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars *Great* jazz CD!.......2000-05-03

    I'm one of those people who loves jazz, but doesn't know what CDs to buy, because there's a billion different styles and some styles are less pleasing than others. Well this CD captures everything I love about Jazz... it's Duke Ellington, kick-started by Don Sebesky, and it's fantastic.
    On Stage
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      		On Stage

      Manufacturer: Polygram Records
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      1. There's No Business Like Show Business [From Annie Get Your Gun] - Boston Pops Orchestra, John Williams
      2. Chorus Line: Overture
      3. Here You Come Again [From Dancin']
      4. Tribute to Duke Ellington: Sophisticated Lady/Take the 'A' ...
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      Tribute to Ellington
      Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
      • Better Than You Might Expect
      • Sorry but not that good
      • A Great Album
      • Does Justice to "The Duke"
      • Great!
      		 Tribute to Ellington

      Manufacturer: Teldec
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      1. Tangos Among Friends
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      3. Soul of the Tango: The Music of Astor Piazzolla

      ASIN: B00001SICY
      Release Date: 1999-10-05

      Tracks:

      1. Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me
      2. Satin Doll
      3. Sophisticated Lady
      4. Caravan
      5. Don't Get Around Much Anymore
      6. Azure
      7. Squatty Roo
      8. Prelude To A Kiss
      9. Mood Indigo - Purple Gazelle
      10. Chelsea Bridge
      11. Star-Crossed Lovers
      12. Zweet Zurzday (From 'Suite Thursday')
      13. Take The 'A' Train
      14. In A Sentimental Mood
      15. Fast & Furious - Daniel Barenboim

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      Having proven his tango credentials, Daniel Barenboim makes another move beyond his classical orbit, into jazz. It's a qualified success. Cliff Colnot has scaled down Ellington's big-band arrangements for a smaller group (most of them apparently from Barenboim's orchestra, the Chicago Symphony) with relatively convincing results. The ensemble plays well and the music still swings. However, only the celebrity jazz guests, vocalist Dianne Reeves and clarinetist Don Byron--both of whom could have held down a place with the Ellington band in its prime--get much chance to do solos, always an essential part of Ellington's music. And they're on only two cuts each. Barenboim's concluding solo, "Fast and Furious," is an unconvincing replica of Ellington's playing. Check out Ellington's own recordings first. --Leslie Gerber

      Customer Reviews:

      4 out of 5 stars Better Than You Might Expect.......2007-05-29

      While few of these tracks will send you racing to the dance floor, they swing more than you might expect (appearances by Dianne Reeves and Don Byron help) and the recording quality is superb. Given that carefully-arranged chamber music isn't exactly out of line with Ellington's own approach, Barenboim's approach deserves consideration; just don't expect the kind of solos Ellington's own sidemen regularly supplied.

      1 out of 5 stars Sorry but not that good.......2007-01-27

      Though Maestro Barenboim is one of the great Euro-classical artists of our time, this album is not that good. Barenboim just did not get it, in my opinion. He's too stiff and perhaps too schooled in the European classical genre where interpretation is more structured rather than free and spontaneous with an affinity for the other musicians and the piece being played. Thus Barenboim is barely playing in most instances, seems too stilted, too deliberate. Yet, thankfully, he is a great classical pianist and conductor. A good effort though. Diane Reeves and Don Byron are great; of course Jazz is their domain.

      Me thinks the maestro's ego got in the way when he said this about the album: "Together we have evolved a very particular style of playing this music. This is what fascinates me in this music, this is the reason why I did this recording. I do not mean to say that this is the only way to play Ellington, of course not. But it is consistent and it is exactly what I had imagined." --Daniel Barenboim (source: booklet enclosed with the CD)

      Well, sorry DB, you missed the point entirely. You can't evolve perfection. But you should know that having played the perfect compositions of Mozart. Perhaps, "Barenboim on a Theme of Ellington" would have been the better title. Yet, being serious music, this particular work may grow on me after all.

      5 out of 5 stars A Great Album.......2003-06-03

      I love this album. I know... a German classical performer isn't as spontaneous and soulful as many jazz performers but this album has great feeling of elegance. The arrangements are great, the performances are wonderful and the recording is sparkling. What DB lacks in soul he makes up for in polish.

      5 out of 5 stars Does Justice to "The Duke".......1999-12-28

      Let me begin by expressing my desire for a more nuanced rating system. In reality, this CD is closer to a 4.5, but I'll be fair and round up. While we're still on the subject of reality, folks, lets face the cold, hard fact: no recording to date surpasses or matches Ellington's own releases with his original band (I don't believe any future recordings will either). With this in mind, it is pointless to compare the new crop to the stunning originals. In fact, many modern interpreters of Ellington's music have doomed themselves to inescapable failure by attempting to recreate what "The Duke" achieved. Barenboim and his guests, however, have no false hopes of attaining the unattainable. Rather, they play these pieces in the spirit of Ellington and his band -with scrupulous sensitivity, exposing the subtleties of meter, phrasing, harmonic modulation, and melodic variation - not in the completely unique style of their models. What results is an outstanding rediscovery and reaffirmation of the limitless possibilities of Ellington's compositions. To summarize: not better than the real thing, but not trying to be. What we have here is a work of art, born out of love for - and dedication to - one of the 20th Century's greatest musical masters, projected by some of the most adroit musicians before the public today.

      5 out of 5 stars Great!.......1999-12-23

      Wonderful music. I must admit I haven't heard other Ellington recordings, so I can't compare, but this CD is so fun and relaxing - which is enough.
      Goin' Home: A Tribute to Duke Ellington
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        		Goin' Home: A Tribute to Duke Ellington
        Various Artists
        Manufacturer: Lightyear
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B00005N8LB
        Release Date: 2001-08-14

        Tracks:

        1. All The Way Cool (Vocal) - The Groovepushers
        2. Going Home - Al Jarreau
        3. I Ain't Got Nothing But The Blues - Otis Clay & Delya Chandler
        4. Ellington Medley - Dianne Reeves
        5. The Duke - Grady Tate
        6. Come Sunday - Otis Clay & Delya Chandler
        7. Swinging At The Cotton Club - Grady Tate
        8. Don't Get Around Much Anymore - Nancy Wilson
        9. Smokin' - Sam Most
        10. Bring That Duke - Barbara Morrison
        11. It Don't Mean A Thing - Guru
        12. All The Way Cool (Instrumental Mix) - The Groovepushers
        Tribute
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          		Tribute

          Manufacturer: Creative Jazz
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          Release Date: 2005-06-21

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          Scott Reeves - trombones, Tim Sessions - trombones, Mark Patterson - trombones, Tim Newman - Trombones, Jim Ridl - Piano, Mike McGuirk - Bass
          Tribute to Duke Ellington
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            		Tribute to Duke Ellington
            Barbara Hendricks & the Monty Alexander Trio
            Manufacturer: EMI Records [All429]
            ProductGroup: Music
            Binding: Audio CD

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            ASIN: B000006L7R
            Release Date: 2000-05-23

            Tracks:

            1. Duke's Place
            2. I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart
            3. Don't Get Around Much Anymore
            4. Prelude To A Kiss
            5. Love You Madly
            6. I Got It Bad
            7. Brown Skin Gal In The Calico Gown
            8. Mood Indigo
            9. What Am I Here For
            10. In A Sentimental Mood
            11. Squeeze Me
            12. Sophisticated Lady
            13. Take The 'A' Train
            14. Solitude
            15. Come Sunday
            16. Caravan
            17. The Creole Love Call
            18. It Don't Mean A Thing

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