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"Goodmania" - Peter Long Recorded in Croydon, 3 November 2017 Produced, engineered and mastered by Chris Traves 1- Don't Be That Way (a), comp Goodman/ Parish/ Sampson Solos- Long, Fowler, Davison, Pite, Flaxman. 2-Roll 'Em (a) comp. Mary Lou Williams Solos- Good, Long, Hogg 3- Airmail Special (Good Enough To Keep) (c), comp Goodman/ Mundy/ Christian 4-When Buddha Smiles (a), comp. Brown/Zany/Freed Solos- Long, Fowler 5-I'm a A Ding Dong Daddy From Dumas (b), comp. Baxter 6- Body & Soul (b) comp.
Peanut Brittle Brigade (March) by Duke Ellington
18 Songs, 1 Hour 4 Minutes EDITORS’ NOTES Duke Ellington wrote a number of suites in the latter part of his career: Far East Suite (1966), Latin American Suite (1968), and Togo Brava Suite (1971) are fine examples of his work in this vein. The instrumental form draws from dance music, something the great swing bandleader was no stranger to.
Jingle Bells Jazz by Mike Black
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My Little Brown Book by Duke Ellington & John Coltrane
7 Songs, 34 Minutes EDITORS’ NOTES To think of this late September 1962 session as a novel meeting of “old” and “new” is to misunderstand what Duke Ellington means in the jazz canon. Tenor sax giant John Coltrane was revered for the way he pushed past harmonic boundaries, but Ellington had been doing that since the mid-’20s, and he continued doing it until his death in 1974.
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