| | | enlarge | | | | tracklists of Duke Ellington Black, Brown & Beige | | 1.Part I 2.Part II 3.Part III
(aka Light) 4.Part IV
(aka Come Sunday) 5.Part V
(aka Come Sunday) 6.Part VI
(23RD Psalm) 7.Track 360 (aka Trains) (Alternate Take) 8.Blues In Orbit (aka Tender) (Alternate Take) 9.Part I
(Alternate Take) 10.Part II
(Alternate Take) 11.Part III (aka Light) (Alternate Take) 12.Part IV (aka Come Sunday) (Alternate Take) 13.Part V (aka Come Sunday) (Alternate Take) 14.Part VI (23RD Psalm) (Alternate Take) 15.Studio Conversation
(Mahalia Swears) 16.Come Sunday
(A Cappella) 17.Pause Track
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| opisy: Editor's info: As a composer and bandleader associated indelibly with the nightclub scenes of pre-Swing Era jazz, Duke Ellington would have a difficult time getting respect in the button-down world of concert music. And when Ellington premiered his first long-form piece, Black, Brown and Beige, in 1943 (available on the stunning Carnegie Hall Concerts, January 1943), he was considered a dilettante. He laid the work aside until this recording, which came in early 1958--with the added oomph of gospel vocalist Mahalia Jackson on board for all the suite's vocal parts. On this expanded reissue, Columbia has added an alternate take of the entire piece as well as two unrelated tracks recorded during the Black, Brown sessions but never before released. [...more...] | | | | other versions of Duke Ellington Black, Brown & Beige | compare all versions | | CD 14-28 days | |
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