MusiQ
Duke Ellington With Ella Fitzgerald And Joan Miró - At The Côte DAzurDuke The Last Jam Session
Review by Dunmanus bay
At The Côte DAzur Duke The Last Jam Session is a remarkable album that showcases the incredible talent of Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, and Joan Miró. The album is a live recording of a jam session that took place in 1966, just a few months before Ellington's passing.
The album features a mix of jazz standards and original compositions, all performed with the energy and enthusiasm that only a live performance can provide. Ellington's piano playing is as masterful as ever, and Fitzgerald's vocals are simply stunning. Miró's contributions to the performance are equally impressive, adding a visual element that complements the music perfectly.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Mood Indigo," a classic Ellington composition that is given new life in this live performance. Fitzgerald's vocals are particularly powerful on this track, and Ellington's piano playing is nothing short of breathtaking.
Album: At The Côte DAzurDuke The Last Jam Session
Rating: 4.0
Table of Contents
Download
Filename: duke-ellington-with-ella-fitzgerald-and-joan-mir-at-the-cte.rar- MP3 size: 163.8 mb
- FLAC size: 865.2 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Just Squeeze Me | ||
| Love You Madly | ||
| Something To Live For | ||
| Jazz Samba | ||
| Kinda Dukish | ||
| Prelude To A Kiss | ||
| Everything But You | ||
| La Plus Belle Africaine | ||
| Such Sweeter Thunder | ||
| The Old Circus Train Turn-Around Blues | ||
| The Brotherhood | ||
| The Shepherd | ||
| Carnegie Blues | ||
| The Hawk Talks | ||
| Fragmented Suite For Piano And Bass | ||
| Satin Doll | ||
| Opening Of Session | ||
| Things Aint What They Used To Be | ||
| Cotton Tail | ||
| Medley: Black And Tan Fantasy/Creole Love Call/The Mooche | ||
| The Opener |
Images
Catalog Numbers
- EREDV431
- EE 39069-9
Labels
Eagle VisionListen online
- online anhören
- lyssna på nätet
- ascolta in linea
- kuunnella verkossa
- écouter en ligne
- online luisteren
- ouvir online
- lytte på nettet
- escuchar en línea
Formats
- 2 × DVD
- DVD-Video
- Multichannel
- PAL
- NTSC
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Double Bass | Ray Brown (tracks: DVD2) |
| Drums | Louis Bellson (tracks: DVD2) |
| Guitar | Joe Pass (tracks: DVD2) |
| Liner Notes | Jacques Muyal |
| Producer | Jacques Muyal |
| Musician | Cat Anderson (tracks: DVD1), Chuck Connors (tracks: DVD1), Cootie Williams (tracks: DVD1), Ella Fitzgerald (tracks: DVD1), Grady Tate (tracks: DVD1), Harry Carney (tracks: DVD1), Herbie Jones (tracks: DVD1), Jimmy Hughardt (tracks: DVD1), Jimmy Hamilton (tracks: DVD1), Jimmy Jones (tracks: DVD1), John Lamb (tracks: DVD1), Johnny Hodges (tracks: DVD1), Lawrence Brown (tracks: DVD1), Mercer Ellington (tracks: DVD1), Paul Gonsalves (tracks: DVD1), Russell Procope (tracks: DVD1), Sam Woodyard (tracks: DVD1) |
| Piano | Duke Ellington |
| Alto Saxophone | Johnny Hodges (tracks: DVD1) |
| Clarinet | Russell Procope (tracks: DVD1) |
| Baritone Saxophone | Harry Carney (tracks: DVD1) |
| Bass Clarinet | Harry Carney (tracks: DVD1) |
| Bass | Jimmy Hughardt (tracks: DVD1), John Lamb (tracks: DVD1) |
| Tenor Saxophone | Paul Gonsalves (tracks: DVD1) |
| Trombone | Chuck Connors (tracks: DVD1), Lawrence Brown (tracks: DVD1) |
| Trumpet | Cat Anderson (tracks: DVD1), Cootie Williams (tracks: DVD1), Herbie Jones (tracks: DVD1), Mercer Ellington (tracks: DVD1) |
| Vocals | Ella Fitzgerald (tracks: DVD1) |
Notes
- Including 12-page booklet
- Bonus Features DVD1: Nat Henthoff presents Duke & Ella - Photo Gallery - Portraits By David Stone Martin
- Bonus Features DVD2: Interview with Ray Brown
- Bonus Features DVD1: Nat Hentoff presents Duke & Ella - Photo Gallery - Portraits By David Stone Martin
Barcodes
- Barcode: 5 034504 943179
- Barcode: 8 01213 90699 4
About Duke Ellington With Ella Fitzgerald And Joan Miró
Influential American jazz pianist, bandleader and composer (29 April 1899, Washington, D.C. - 24 May 1974 in New York City, N.Y.).
Known for his residency at the (1927-1931) and for composing over a thousand pieces, many of them now standards. was a frequent collaborator.
Father of , who took over the leadership of his father's orchestra until his own death in 1996.Grandfather of .
Real Name
- Edward Kennedy Ellington
Name Vars
- \
- Ellington
- Edward Ellington
- Edward Kennedy Ellington
- 'Duke' Ellington
- D
- D Ellington
- D, Ellington
- D. Ellington
- D. E.
- D. Elington
- D. Elingtonas
- D. Ellinghton
- D. Ellingto
- D. Ellingtom
- D. Ellington
- D. Ellington-E. Kennedy
- D. Ellingtons
- D. Wellington
- D.E.
- D.Eilington
- D.Elington
- D.Ellington
- DK Ellington
- Diukas Elingtonas
- Djuk Elington
- Duck Ellington
- Ducke
- Duke
- Duke Allington
- Duke Arlington
- Duke Elington
- Duke Elinkton
- Duke Ellington And His Orchestra
- Duke Emington
- Duke Kennedy
- Dukeellington
- E Ellington
- E K Ellington
- E. « Duke » Ellington
- E. Duke Ellington
- E. E. Ellington
- E. Ellington
- E. K. Ellington
- E. Kennedy
- E. Kennedy \
- E.Ellington
- E.K. \
- E.K. Ellington
- E.K.Ellington
- Ed Kennedy Ellington
- Edvard K. Ellington
- Edward \
- Kennedy
- Edward 'Duke' Ellington
- Edward (Duke) Ellington
- Edward Duke
- Edward Duke Ellington
- Edward Ellington Kennedy
- Edward K. \
- Edward K. Ellington
- Edward K.\
- Edward Kennedy
- Edward Kennedy \
- Edward Kennedy \
- ,
- Duke\
Aliases
- The Master
