Barbara_Hendricks-Tribute_to_Duke_Ellington-DVD-2005-JUST

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75,94 MB

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2006-10-29

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Artist.......: Barbara Hendricks
Album........: Tribute To Duke Ellington
Label........: EMI Classics
Genre........: Jazz
Catnr........: 7243 5 44719 9 5
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Oct-26-2006
str.date.....: Aug-02-2005
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: www.barbarahendricks.com

track  title                                          time

 01.   intro                                         00:27
 02.   duke's place                                  03:42
 03.   i let a song go out of my heart               03:22
 04.   don't get around much anymore                 02:47
 05.   love you madly                                02:33
 06.   what am i here for                            04:20
 07.   in a sentimental mood                         03:31
 08.   squeeze me                                    06:02
 09.   sophisticated lady                            04:05
 10.   take the 'a' train                            03:38
 11.   solitude                                      03:40
 12.   david's song                                  04:51
 13.   come sunday                                   03:58
 14.   caravan                                       04:15
 15.   it don't mean a thing                         02:52
 16.   the creole love call                          02:55
 17.   outro                                         01:14

                                            Runtime  58:12 min
                                            Size     75,9 MB


Release Notes:

Backed by the Monty Alexander Trio, Barbara
Hendricks did this live event at the Montreux Jazz
Festival and it was recorded in July 17, 1994.
In this engaging and touching tribute, Barbara
Hendricks emphasizes her admiration for Duke
Ellington, the man and the artist.
In serving this  music she is enriching the legacy
of the African-American people who have already
contributed so much to 20th-century world culture.
Ellington has long been fascinated by the great
"operatic" voices, as their range and flexibility
enabled him to express a universal musical ideal.
How pleased he would be today to hear his music
sung by one of those "sophisticated ladies" for
whom it was primarily written.
Hendricks and the Trio perform Ellington favorites
like "I Got It Bad," "It Don't Mean a Thing," "In a
Sentimental Mood" and many others, with 15 songs in
total.
Enjoy it and remember ... if u like it, buy it !

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