[78-L] Top Dukes

[Julian Vein]

eugene hayhoe wrote:
> Nope, not the Bethlehem, or Wildi recordings as I've seen them labeled lately, but DE Live, D & C in Blue, Koala AW14165, International Record Distributing Associates, Henderaon, TN, 1979.
>  
> The La Plus Belle Africaine I mentioned earlier is on Concerts In Canada, Ellington '87, Marlor Productions, from Winnipeg, May '73.
>  
> Jazz Party, especially the opening selectionns with added percussion is yet another one that blew me away the 1st time I heard it and still does. And  don't forget Jack The Bear, Koko, Jumpin' Punkins, Far East Suite, Trumpets No End and trhen I just thought of a great part ballad, part uptempo version of A Train from the mid '60s I just picked up  few months ago that's another Gonsalves tour de force. What about Chelsea Bridge? Caravan? The various Cat and Cootie showcases? 
>  
> Gene. 
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And one of the worst was the 1940 "The Flaming Sword" ("Tiger Rag"?). 
Another lousy pair were "Such Sweet Thunder" and "A Drum Is A Woman". 
And anything with Herb Jeffries, Jimmy Grissom and Ozzie Bailey.

      Julian Vein


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