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██▓█ █ > Duke Ellington - Swingin' - On His Best Tunes █ █▓██
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██▓█ █ Artist...[ Duke Ellington █ █▓██
████ █ Title....[ Swingin' - On His Best Tunes █ ████
▀██ █ Genre....[ Jazz █ ██▀
█ █ Year.....[ 2006 █ █
█ █ Encoder..[ LAME3.97 (-V2 --vbr-new) █ █
█ █ Bitrate..[ VBRkbps █ █
█ █ Quality..[ Joint-Stereo █ █
▄██ █ kHz......[ 44.1kHz █ ██▄
█░█ █ Source...[ CDDA █ █░█
█▒█ █ Date.....[ Sep-05-2007 █ █▒█
█▓█ █ Type.....[ Album █ █▓█
█▒█ █ Size.....[ 66,4 MB █ █▒█
█▓█ █ Lable....[ Disky Records █ █▓█
█▓█ █ Cat.Nr...[ n/a █ █▓█
███ █ URL......[ n/a █ ███
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█░██ █ Nr. ARTIST/TRACK. Time. █ ██░█
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█░▒█ █ 01 do nothin' till you hear from me 02:36 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 02 i got it bad (and that ain't good) 03:19 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 03 rocks in my bed 03:09 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 04 take the 'a' train 02:57 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 05 jump for joy 02:53 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 06 sentimental lady 03:03 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 07 on the sunny side of the street 02:46 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 08 juke bop boogie 02:19 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 09 the mooche 06:38 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 10 tea for two 01:52 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 11 tootie for cootie 06:32 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 12 prelude to a kiss 03:05 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 13 in a mellotone 03:20 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 14 honeysuckle rose 04:19 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 15 stompin' at the savoy 05:06 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 16 one o'clock jump 05:15 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 17 bojangels 02:54 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 18 the c jam blues 02:40 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 19 love you madly 03:01 █ █▒░█
█░▒█ █ 20 it don't mean a thing (if it ain't got that swing) 03:04 █ █▒░█
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█░▓█ █ By the time of his passing, he was considered amongst the █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ world's greatest composers and musicians. The French government █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ honored him with their highest award, the Legion of Honor, █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ while the government of the United States bestowed upon him the █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ highest civil honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom. He █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ played for the royalty and for the common people and by the end █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ of his 50-year career, he had played over 20,000 performances █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ worldwide. He was The Duke, Duke Ellington. █ █▓░█
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█░▓█ █ Edward Kennedy Ellington was born into the world on April 29, █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ 1899 in Washington, D.C. Duke's parents, Daisy Kennedy █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Ellington and James Edward Ellington, served as ideal role █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ models for young Duke, and taught him everything from proper █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ table manners to an understanding of the emotional power of █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ music. Duke's first piano lessons came around the age of seven █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ or eight and appeared not to have had that much lasting effect █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ upon him. It seemed as if young Duke was more inclined to █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ baseball at a young age. Duke got his first job selling peanuts █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ at Washington Senator's baseball games. This was the first time █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Duke was placed as a "performer" for a crowd and had to first █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ get over his stage fright. At the age of 14, Duke began █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ sneaking into Frank Holliday's poolroom. His experiences from █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ the poolroom taught him to appreciate the value in mixing with █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ a wide range of people. As Duke's piano lessons faded into the █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ past, Duke began to show a flare for the artistic. Duke █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ attended Armstrong Manual Training School to study commercial █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ art instead of going to an academics-oriented school. Duke █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ began to seek out and listen to ragtime pianists in Washington █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ and, during the summers, in Philadelphia or Atlantic City, █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ where he and his mother vacationed . While vacationing in █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Asbury Park, Duke heard of a hot pianist named Harvey Brooks. █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ At the end of his vacation, Duke sought Harvey out in █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Philadelphia where Harvey showed Duke some pianistic tricks and █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ shortcuts. Duke later recounted that, "When I got home I had a █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ real yearning to play. I hadn't been able to get off the ground █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ before, but after hearing him I said to myself, æMan you're █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ going to have to do it.'" Thus the music career of Duke █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Ellington was born. █ █▓░█
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█░▓█ █ Duke was taken under the wings of Oliver "Doc" Perry and Louis █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Brown, who taught Duke how to read music and helped improve his █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ overall piano playing skills. Duke found piano playing jobs at █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ clubs and cafes throughout the Washington area. Three months █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ shy of graduation, Duke dropped out of school and began his █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ professional music career. █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ In late 1917, Duke formed his first group: The Duke's █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Serenaders. Between 1918 and 1919, Duke made three significant █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ steps towards independence. First, he moved out of his parents' █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ home and into a home he bought for himself. Second, Duke became █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ his own booking agent for his band. By doing so, Ellington's █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ band was able to play throughout the Washington area and into █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Virginia for private society balls and embassy parties. █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Finally, Duke married Edna Thompson and on March 11, 1919, █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Mercer Kennedy Ellington was born. █ █▓░█
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█░▓█ █ In 1923, Duke left the security that Washington offered him and █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ moved to New York. Through the power of radio, listeners █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ throughout New York had heard of Duke Ellington, making him █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ quite a popular musician. It was also in that year that Duke █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ made his first recording. Ellington and his renamed band, The █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Washingtonians, established themselves during the prohibition █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ era by playing at places like the Exclusive Club, Connie's Inn, █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ the Hollywood Club (Club Kentucky), Ciro's, the Plantation █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Club, and most importantly the Cotton Club. Thanks to the rise █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ in radio receivers and the industry itself, Duke's band was █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ broadcast across the nation live on "From the Cotton Club." The █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ band's music, along with their popularity, spread rapidly. █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ In 1928, Ellington and Irving Mills signed an agreement in █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ which Mills produced and published Ellington's music. Recording █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ companies like Brunswick, Columbia, and Victor came calling. █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Duke's band became the most sought-after band in the United █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ States and even throughout the world. █ █▓░█
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█░▓█ █ Some of Ellington's greatest works include "Rockin' in Rhythm," █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ "Satin Doll," "New Orleans," "A Drum is a Women," "Take the 'A' █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Train," "Happy-Go-Lucky Local," "The Mooche," and "Crescendo in █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Blue." █ █▓░█
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█░▓█ █ Duke Ellington and his band went on to play everywhere from New █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ York to New Delhi, Chicago to Cairo, and Los Angeles to London. █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Ellington and his band played with such greats as Miles Davis, █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Cab Calloway, Dizzy Gillespie, Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ and Louis Armstrong. They entertained everyone from Queen █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Elizabeth II to President Nixon. Before passing away in 1974, █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ Duke Ellington wrote and recorded hundreds of musical █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ compositions, all of which will continue to have a lasting █ █▓░█
█░▓█ █ effect upon people worldwide for a long time to come. █ █▓░█
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