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Live At Carnegie Hall Dec, 11, 1943

by Duke Ellington

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Introduction 01:04
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Moon Mist 03:37
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Tea For Two 03:00
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Star Dust 04:41
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C Jam Blues 04:42
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Floor Shows 03:50
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Introduction 00:40
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Summertime 03:59
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Cotton Tail 03:50
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about

The Duke Ellington Orchestra which performed the eagerly-awaited Second Carnegie Hall Concert on Dec. 11, 1943, was a band which consisted both of famous old alumni and exciting new talent like clarinetest Jimmy Hamilton, bassist Alvin Raglin and vocalist Al Hibbler. Because of the recording ban during World War II, doing live concerts became vital to maintain both the band’s popularity and some form of income. Add to this the fact that Carnegie Hall was the most prestigious venue of them all, and its easy to understand why the Ellington Orchestra was determined to play its best that evening, performing old standards and Ellington favorites. Among the many high points from this marvelous concert (which fills two CD’s) are excerpts from “Black, Brown and Beige”, Al Hibbler’s vocal rendition of “Do Nothing ‘Til You Hear From Me”, Rex Stewart’s showpiece “Trumpet In Spades” and, above all, the first performance ever of “New World A-Coming”.

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released November 20, 2001

Duke Ellington – piano & leader
Harold Baker & Rex Stewart – trumpet
Ray Nance – trumpet & violin
Lawrence Brown & Joe Nanton – trombone
Jimmy Hamilton – clarinet
Johnny Hodges – alto sax
Skippy Williams – tenor sax
Harry Carney – baritone sax
Fred Guy – guitar
Alvin Raglin – bass
Sonny Greer – drums
Al Hibbler - vocals

Recorded December 11, 1943

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