Mood Ellington is a Jazz album by Duke Ellington And His Orchestra, originally released in 1949. On Gatefold: 15 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1A Disarming Visit By June Christy and Stan Kenton2:56
- 2All God's Chillun Got Rhythm2:43
- 3Animal Crackers3:07
- 4Dear Old Southland3:36
- 5Get It Southern Style2:43
- 6Get Yourself a New Broom (And Sweep the Blues Away)2:35
- 7Got Everything But You2:59
- 8Grievin'3:39
- 9High Life3:06
- 10Hip Chic2:57
- 11Home2:49
- 12It's the Dreamer in Me4:42
- 13Jazz a la Carte2:30
- 14June3:12
- 15Jungle Blues2:59
- 16Long, Strong and Consecutive2:56
- 17Mello Ditty7:00
- 18Mighty Like the Blues2:37
- 19My Day3:06
- 20My Heart, My Mind, My Everything2:34
- 21My Last Goodbye3:19
- 22Night Time2:16
- 23No Papa No3:21
- 24Ol' Man River2:49
- 25On the Air5:08
- 26Peckin'3:10
- 27Pie Eye's Blues3:16
- 28Porgy3:10
- 29Ruint2:34
- 30Stack O'Lee Blues2:51
- 31Stringin' the Blues2:55
- 32Swampy River2:58
- 33Sweet Jazz O'Mine2:41
- 34T.T. On Toast (Lady in Doubt)2:51
- 35That Rhythm Man2:43
- 36The Blues With a Feelin'3:16
- 37The Call of the Canyon / All This and Heaven Too1:33
- 38The Mood to Be Wooed5:04
- 39Theme for Trambean3:27
- 40Walkin' and Singin' the Blues2:20
Sound DNA
- Jazz
- Big Band & Swing
- warm
- nostalgic
- soulful
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Al KillianTRUMPET
- Al SearsTENOR SAXOPHONE
- Duke EllingtonPIANO FEATURING
- Harry CarneyCLARINET, ALTO SAXOPHONE, BARITONE SAXOPHONE BARITONE SAXOPHONE BASS CLARINET
- Lawrence BrownTROMBONE
- Sonny GreerDRUMS
- Billy StrayhornPIANO
- Charlie BakerTRUMPET
- Claude JonesTROMBONE
- Dud BascombTRUMPET
- Francis WilliamsTRUMPET
- Fred GuyGUITAR
- Harold BakerTRUMPET
- Jimmy HamiltonCLARINET CLARINET, TENOR SAXOPHONE TENOR SAXOPHONE
- Johnny HodgesALTO SAXOPHONE
- Junior RaglinBASS
- Kay DavisVOCALS
- Oscar PettifordBASS
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 15 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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