Tracklist: 1. Introduction 2. Sophisticated Lady 3. Mood Indigo 4. Cotton Tail 5. C Jam Blues 6. Bli Blip (DUKE ELLINGTON & GUESTS) 7. The Mooch 8. I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good (DUKE ELLINGTON & GUEST) 9. V.I.P. Boogie 10. Solitude (DUKE ELLINGTON & GUEST) 11. Caravan 12. The Hawk Talks 13. Flamingo (DUKE ELLINGTON & GUEST) 14. Satin Doll 15. Black And Tan Fantasy 16. Creole Love Call 17. Jazzy Impressions (End Credits)
Tracklist: 1. Introduction 2. Take The 'A' Train 3. Passion Flower 4. The Jeep Is Jumpin' 5. Sophisticated Lady 6. Tippin' 7. Happy Reunion 8. Satin Doll 9. Jam With Sam 10. Le Sucrier Velour 11. Louis Basson 12. Portrait Of A Lion 13. Lost In Meditation 14. On The Fringe Of The Jungle 15. Mood Indigo 16. Things Ain't What They Used To Be 17. Soft And Gentle
27 Classic tracks from the golden era of jazz. Performances by Louis Armstrong Peggy Lee Duke Ellington Count Basie Frank Sinatra Nat 'King' Cole Stan Kenton Jimmy Dorsey and others...
26 Stompin' classics from the big band era. Artists include Dizzy Gillespie Jack Teagarden Billy Eckstein Harry 'the hipster' Gibbon The Art Tatum all stars Bobby Hackett Walter Liberace & the Les Paul trio.
Although there have been many regions throughout the United States - and the world at large - that have greatly contributed to the development of jazz a special place must be reserved for the two coasts - namely the cities of New York and Los Angeles - where the bulk of modern jazz developed and evolved.This outstanding DVD pays homage to the two coasts and to some of the most important musicians who have spent a major part of their career there. Some of these musicians were born in the Midwest or the South and later moved to one of the two coasts. What is taken into account when placing the musician in the East or West Coast categories is where they spent the bulk of their artistic career or where they recorded their most influential works. In the case of Lester Young - whose incredible impact was felt throughout the entire country - he was placed on the West Coast due to his especially strong influence on the generations of saxophonists from that Coast.This collection focuses exclusively on live performances ranging from clubs to festivals to TV studio engagements without any speakers or introducers... Nothing but music!Tracklisting:01. Bill Evans Trio - Up With The Lark02. Bill Evans - Waltz For Debby03. Ahmad Jamal Trio - Darn That Dream04. Ahmad Jamal Trio - Ahmad Blues05. Phil Woods Quartet - My Old Flame06. Thelonious Monk Trio - Blue Monk07. Johnny Griffin - A Monk's Dream08. Oscar Peterson - Newport Blues09. Duke Ellington - Moon Indigo10. Duke Ellington - Sophisticated Lady11. Duke Ellington - Take The A Train12. Keith Jarrett - Tagore13. Keith Jarrett - Passin' Thru14. Jimmy Smith Trio - Mack The KnifeBonus Tracks:15. Oscar Peterson Trio - Newport Blues16. Roland Kirk - Unknown Theme
Experience the finest broadcast performances from the very highest echelon of the jazz world. Evolution celebrates the best artists at the very peak of their respective careers! These classic full length performances are from Saturday Night Live The Grammy Awards and The Bonzo Dog Bands 40th Anniversary Celebration. Tracklist: 1. Duke Ellington - Medley 2. Louis Armstrong - Mame 3. Ray Charles - What'd I Say 4. BB King - Ain't Nobody Home 5. Miles Davis - Jean Pierre 6. Bonzo Dog Band - My Brother Makes The Noises For The Talkies 7. Preservation Hall Jazz Band - Panama 8. Leon Redbone - Champagne Charlie/ Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone 9. Oscar Peterson - Special Performance 10. Wes Montgomery - Goin' Out Of My Head 11. Keith Jarrett - Country/ My Song 12. Sun Ra - Space Is The Place / Space Loneliness
Over the past forty plus years British film director Tony Palmer has established himself as one of the countrys foremost directors of documentary and factual films. One of Tony Palmer's first successes was the film All My Loving which was released in 1968. Some seven years later Tony had the idea encouraged by John Lennon to document the history of popular music. The result was the groundbreaking and award winning series of films made for television under the title All You Need Is Love. Volume One entitled Gods Children The Beginnings is just that and sets out the story for the rest of the series by charting the origins of popular music and traces it back to the African continent by way of Europe and America.
This programme features 10 live magical performances from ten black artists that changed the face of American music forever. They lived in the United States during a time when racism was legal and sometimes lethal. They confronted segregation on a daily basis in clubs hotels and restaurants. They encountered it in the recording industry and in television. And despite it all they triumphed. These courageous individuals stood strong and took their music where their work was - at hom
Duke Ellington legendary composer and arranger and possibly the greatest band leader of all time. Using his orchestra like an instrument itself creating new textures and tonal colours that would influence countless musicians in the future. Among his more than two thousand songs are such timeless classics as 'The Mooche' 'Sophisticated Lady' 'I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good' and 'Solitude'. Lionel Hampton the first vibraphonist of jazz who helped shape the swing era with his energetic and extrovert performances. His unmistakable style is burnt into such great tunes as 'Ding Dong Baby' 'Midnight Sun' and 'Beulah's Boogie'. This DVD brings together various 'soundies' which were short videos shown in movie theatres in the early Forties and Fifties. So now you can see what all the fuss was about. Duke Ellington performs: Sophisticated Lady Mood Indigo Hot Chocolate (Cottontail) C Jam Blues Bli-Blip The Mooche I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good VIP's Boogie Solitude Caravan The Hawk Talks Flamingo Lionel Hampton performs: Ding Dong Baby Beulah's Boogie T.V. Special Midnight Sun Love You Like Mad Love You Like Crazy Cobb's Idea Air Mail Special Slide Hamp Slide Bongo Interlude Vibe Boogie
Tracklisting: 1. INTRO, TOWN SHOTS 2. COUNT BASIE 3. LAMBERT, HENDRICKS, & BAVAN 4. LAMBERT, HENDRICKS, & BAVAN 5. GOIN' TO CHICAGO (ROLAND KIRK) 6. JOHN BROWNS BODY (CLARA WARD GOSPEL SINGERS) 7. WHEN THE SAINTS (CLARA WARD GOSPEL SINGERS) 8. YOUR HEARTS DELIGHT (OSCAR PETERSON) 9. OSCAR PETERSON TRIO 10. I GOT RHYTHM (DUKE ELLINGTON) 11. DUKE ELLINGTON 12. THINGS AIN'T WHAT THEY USED TO BE (DUKE ELLINGTON) 13. COUNT BASIE 14. COUNT BASIE 15. COUNT BASIE 16. END
16 track compilation featuring live performances from Art Blakey Kenny Drew Duke Ellington Stan Getz Red Rodney Dexter Grodon Ahmad Jamal Gary Burton Richie Cole and others. Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - Miz B.C. / Kenny Drew - In Your Own Sweet Way / Duke Ellington - Tootie For Cootie / John McLaughlin - Lotus Feet / Stan Getz - Dolphin / John Lee Hooker & Lady Bianca - Boogie Woman / Red Rodney - Love Letters / Duke Ellington - Trippin' And Whisperin' / Dexter Gordon
Duke Ellington was more than just the masterful bandleader of a legendary orchestra who at one time or another featured jazz greats such as Johnny Hodges Ben Webster Paul Gonsalves Sidney Bechet Cootie Williams Harry Edison Clark Terry Barney Bigard Jimmy Blanton and a host of first-rate sidemen of songs (including numbers such as ""Flamingo"" ""Take The A Train"" ""Caravan"" ""Mood Indigo"" "" Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me"" ""C-Jam Blues"" ""Perido"" and countless other classics). Besides being a top-notch arranger the Duke was also a restless experimental artist by nature and a musician who never stopped recording from 1926 on. It is safe to say that the incomparable Duke Ellington (1899-1974) stands in a class of his own and will be remembered as one of the men who defined the shape of jazz and American music throughout of the Twentieth Century.This video compiles different short and medium-length films starring the great Duke Ellington and his orchestra: Black And Tan (1929) Symphony In Black (1935 - featuring the famous sequence with Billie Holiday) plus assorted different musical sequences from other motion pictures including the tree scenes starring Mae West in the 1934 movie Belle Of The Nineties.""BLACK& TAN"": 1. Black and Tan Fantasy/The Duke Step Out 2. Black Beauty 3. Cotton Club Stomp 4. Flaming Youth 5. Same Train 6. Black and Tan Fantasy.""SYMPHONY IN BLACK"": 8. The laborers 9. A Triangle: Dance Jealously Blues 10. A Hymn of Sorrow 11. Harlem Rhythm.""PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL NO. 889"": 12. Daybreak Express 13. Oh Babe Maybe Someday 14. I've Got To Be A Rug Cutter 15. Jungle Interlude.""AN RKO JAMBOREE' NO.7"". 16. Mood Indigo/Sophisticated Lady 17. It Don't Mean A Thing 18. Don't Get Around Much Anymore.""BUNDLE OF BLUES"". 19. Rockin' in Rhythm/Stormy Weather.""BELLE OF THE NINETIES"".: 20. When A Saint Louis Woman Goes Down to New Orleans 21. My Old Flame 22. Memphis Blues.
The overall theme of these lessons is to show the roots of Classic Jazz using archival footage; how to arrange a jazz composition and then how to improvise around the arrangement using various techniques. Pat Donohue is a master of fingerstyle jazz guita
Kick back with the coolest collection of classic sophisticated jazz recorded live in concert and for TV in the 1970s. An inter-stellar line-up of modern jazz legends including: Ella Fitzgerald Duke Ellington Lionel Hampton Dizzy Gillespie Count Basie Joe Williams and many more play a host of seminal swing and cool jazz standards in never-before seen concert footage from across the States. Don't miss Duke Ellington performing the swinging jazz classic 'Satin Doll'; Ella Fitzgera
Trumpeter Cootie Williams and saxophonist Russell Procope remember Duke Ellington. Includes film clips from the last performance of the Ellington Orchestra in Mexico City in 1968. Tracks include: 'Take The A-Train' 'The Mooch' 'Do Nothing 'Till You Hear From Me' 'Mood Indigo' and 'Sophisticated Lady'.
'The Time Of Your Life' Series brings an exclusively commissioned documentary featuring the news events personalities and music of the year in question. Take a look back at what happened in the year you were born or simply look back through history enjoying the events that shaped a particular year. In each edition there is a special feature with bonus material covering the classic music movies and television from the period. In this episode we look back at 1989 a year which saw the fall of communism and the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and Harrison Ford tops the box office again with The Last Crusade.
His unique ageless style encompassing soul jazz and pop has established Lou Rawls as one of the premiere voices of the past five decades. Jam-packed with belting blues beautiful ballads and a glorious gospel version of Oh Happy Day by Rawls and Freda Payne. Special guest Duke Ellington performs his legendary Satin Doll and Sophisticated Lady. Great entertainment and goodtime fun! Tracklist: 1. Tobacco Road 2. Oh Happy Day 3. Satin Doll 4. Sophisticated Lady 5. Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show 6. Tell It All 7. It Was A Very Good Year 8. Old Folks 9. United We Stand 10. Tobacco Road
The master bandleader of a legendary orchestra a first-class composer a superb arranger a restless artist by nature and a musician who never stopped recording from 1926 on the incomparable Duke Ellington (1899-1974) stands in a class of his own and remains as one of the men who defined the shape of jazz and American music throughout most of the Twentieth Century.The first vibraphonist in jazz and a musician whose career has never stopped since he made his recording debut in 1929 Lionel Hampton (b.1909) has always been a top-notch performer a splendid bandleader and an extroverted energetic performer much loved by audiences the world over. Despite the ravages of age Hamp - as he is universally known - keeps playing in his unmistakable exuberant style and remains a vital force in jazz.This anthology gathers different ""soundies"" (short features produced for movie theatres) and telescriptions (the first music videos) dating back from the Forties and early Fifties and featuring material by the Duke Ellington orchestra and the Lionel Hampton big band. To be able to watch the Duke and his men performing ""Caravan"" ""Flamingo"" or ""C Jam Blues"" or the Hampton organisation attacking ""Midnight Sun"" or ""Air Mail Special"" is truly a gift for they eyes...An essential document.DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA1. Sophisticated Lady 2. Caravan 3. The Mooche 4. VIP's Boogie 5. Solitude 6. Mood Indigo 7. The Hawk Talks 8. I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good 9. Bli Blip 10. Flamingo 11. Hot Chocolate (cottontail) 12. C Jam Blues.LIONEL HAMPTON:13. Midnight Sun 14. Beulah's Boogie 15. Love You Like Mad 16. Ding Dong Baby 17. Cobb's Idea 18. T.V. Special 19. Bongo Interlude 21. Air Mail Special 22. Slide Hamp Slide.
Featuring 21 early tracks from the master of swing: including Satin Doll Mood Indigo Take The A-train (Ellingtons theme song) Jam With Sam. With a career in jazz that spanned over 50 years the Duke is one of the best known band leaders of his era penning many classic tracks and performing for presidents and royalty.
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