2CD Duke Ellington And His Orchestra: The Treasury Shows Vol.12

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The Treasury Shows Vol.12 - CD

Duke Ellington And His Orchestra

Jazz | Big Band | Swing

2005

2CD

D.E.T.S. 11. October 2005 Denmark

Album Remastered

More ID: 749381 EAN: 0717101901227 Discogs ID: 9358143

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21,99 €

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Title	The Treasury Shows Vol.12
Artist	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra
Format	2x CD
Labels	D.E.T.S.
Country of issue	Denmark
Date of publication	11. October 2005
First released	2005
Weight	170 g
EAN	0717101901227
Product ID	749381
Discogs ID	9358143
Discogs reviews	4.67

Duke Ellington And His Orchestra: The Treasury Shows Vol.12 version on 2CD in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Denmark in publishing company D.E.T.S. on 11. October 2005. Album spans genres Jazz, Big Band and Swing.

	Treasury Broadcast 22 - Radio City Studio 6-B, Blue Network September 8th, 1945
1-1	(Theme) Take The "A" Train
	Written-By Billy Strayhorn
1-2	Carnegie Blues
	Written-By Duke Ellington
1-3	Duke Ellington Bond Promo
1-4	I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me
	Written-By Clarence Gaskill, Jimmy McHugh
1-5	Mood To Be Wooed
	Written-By Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges
1-6	Kissing Bug
	Written-By Billy Strayhorn, Joya Sherrill, Rex Stewart
	A Group Of Three Billy Strayhorn Compositions:
	Duke Ellington Bond Promo
1-9	Take The "A" Train (And Return)
	Written-By Billy Strayhorn
	A Series Of Four In A Minor Mood
	Duke Ellington Bond Promo
1-12	If I Loved You
	Written-By Rodgers & Hammerstein
1-13	Unbooted Character
	Written-By Duke Ellington
1-14	Just A-Sittin' And A-Rockin'
	Written-By Billy Strayhorn, Duke Ellington, Lee Gaines
1-15	Duke Ellington Bond Promo
1-16	Hollywood Hangover (Into Closing)
	Written-By Buck Clayton
	Broadcast From The New Zanzibar, New York City - October 1, 1945 - (NBC)
1-17	Opening
1-18	Caravan
	Written-By Duke Ellington, Irving Mills, Juan Tizol
1-19	Three Cent Stomp
	Written-By Duke Ellington
1-20	Yesterday
	Written-By Jerome Kern, Otto Harbach
2-1	Blues On The Double
	Written-By Buck Clayton
2-2	Riff Staccato
	Written-By Milt Orent \| Written-By [Incorrectly Attributed] Arthur Schwartz \| Written-By [Uncredited] Simon Schwartz (2)
2-3	Cotton Tail
	Written-By Duke Ellington
	Treasury Broadcast No. 23 - Radio City Studio 6-B, NYC - September 15th, 1945
2-4	(Theme) Take The "A" Train
	Written-By Billy Strayhorn
2-5	Subtle Slough
	Written-By Duke Ellington
2-6	C-Jam Blues
	Written-By Duke Ellington
2-7	Duke Ellington Bond Promo
2-8	Every Hour On The Hour
	Written-By Don George, Duke Ellington
2-9	The Jeep Is Jumpin' (Into Station Break)
	Written-By Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges
2-10	Take The "A" Train (And Return)
	Written-By Billy Strayhorn
2-11	Creole Love Call
	Written-By Bubber Miley, Duke Ellington, Rudy Jackson
2-12	Frankie And Johnny
	Written-By Traditional
2-13	Everything But You
	Written-By Don George, Duke Ellington, Harry James (2)
2-14	Emancipation Celebration
	Written-By Duke Ellington
2-15	Warm Valley
	Written-By Bob Russell, Duke Ellington
2-16	Take The "A" Train (Into Broadcast Close)
	Written-By Billy Strayhorn