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Duke Ellington And His Orchestra - The Radio Transcriptions Vol. 5 [LP] NM or M-

Duke Ellington And His Orchestra - The Radio Transcriptions Vol. 5 [LP] NM or M-

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  • Format: LP
  • Catalogue No: HMP 5037  
  • Label: London Records
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Style: Big Band
  • Released:  1978 UK
  • Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
  • Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Product Review:
Great copy! Original price sticker on sleeve.

Radio transcriptions recorded in New York City across June 1947, with the closing "Take The A Train" cut from March 1946. Released on London Records in 1978, this fifth volume in the series captures Ellington's orchestra at full strength in mono, with standout performances of "How High The Moon", "Royal Garden Blues", and "Jump For Joy". Produced by Wally Heider.

Release ID: 1299964


Track List:

A1. Swamp Fire 3:05
A2. How High The Moon 2:28
A3. Blue Lou 3:10
A4. Violet Blue 3:07
A5. Royal Garden Blues 3:32
A6. Jumpin' Punkins 3:54
B1. Frustration 3:29
B2. Blue Is The Night 2:57
B3. Jump For Joy 2:31
B4. Far Away Blues 2:42
B5. Embraceable You 2:14
B6. Frisky 2:00
B7. Park At 106th 2:24
B8. Take The A Train (Closer) 0:30

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Duke Ellington And His Orchestra - The Radio Transcriptions Vol. 5 [LP] NM or M-

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