MELODIE JAZZ CLASSIC
Ellington,Duke Duke Ellington & His Orchestra 1945-1946 CD
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- SKU:
- 01895407
- UPC:
- 3307517098528
- MPN:
- 985
- Condition:
- New
Description
Material from Victor and V-Disc sides.
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1. Perfume Suite - Coloratura 2. Time's a Wastin' 3. Perfume Suite - Dancers in Love 4. Carnegie Blues 5. Tell Ya What I'm Gonna Do 6. Come to Baby, Do! 7. I'm Just a Lucky So and So 8. Long, Strong and Consecutive 9. The Wonder of You 10. Tonk 11. Drawing Room Blues 12. Esquire Swank 13. 'C' Jam Blues 14. Unbooted Character 15. Rockabye River 16. Suddenly It Jumped 17. Transblucency 18. Just Squeeze Me 19. A' Gathering in a Clearing 20. You Don't Love Me No More 21. Pretty Woman 22. Hey! Baby
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