Duke Ellington Live at the 1957 Stratford Festival CD Historic Jazz Recording

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CD Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+) Format: CD Type: Album Case Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Edition: Historic Recording Run Time: 54:31 Release Title: Live at the 1957 Stratford Festival Release Year: 1989 Genre: Jazz Country of Origin: Japan Language: English Style: Historic Jazz Record Label: Music & Arts Programs of America, Inc. Artist: Duke Ellington Case Type: Jewel Case Inlay Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Unit Type: Unit

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Duke Ellington Live at the 1957 Stratford Festival CD Historic Jazz Recording. Buy 2 CDs, Get 2 FREE ?. Mix & Match.This is a Duke Ellington Live at the 1957 Stratford Festival music CD featuring legendary jazz musicians including Clark Terry (trumpet), Harry Carney (clarinet), Ray Nance (trumpet & vocals), and Johnny Hodges (saxophone). Buy 2 CDs, Get 2 FREE ? Add 4 CDs to your cart. Mix & Match.This is a Duke Ellington Live at the 1957 Stratford Festival music CD featuring legendary jazz musicians including Clark Terry (trumpet), Harry Carney (clarinet), Ray Nance (trumpet & vocals), and Johnny Hodges (saxophone). The CD was released by Music & Arts Programs of America, Inc. in 1989 and includes a historic recording originally captured on lacquer discs. The total runtime is 54:31 minutes. The tracklist features 10 tracks such as "Hark, the Duke's Trumpets!", "Harlem Air Shaft", "Clarinet Melodrama", "Theme Trambene", "Sophisticated Lady", "Take The 'A' Train", "La Virgen De La Macarena", "Pretty and The Wolf", "I Got It Bad, and That Ain't Good", and "Harlem Suite". The personnel on the recording includes Cat Anderson, Clark Terry, Ray Nance, W. Cook on trumpets, Quentin Jackson, Britt Woodman, John Sanders on trombones, J. Hodges, R. Procope, J. Hamilton, P. Gonsalves, H. Carney on reeds, D. Ellington piano, J. Woode bass, and Sam Woodyard drums. This listing includes the CD in its original jewel case with front and back inserts as shown. The CD is identified by catalog number CD-616. The cover photo is credited to Paul J. Hoettfler, Toronto. The CD was made in Japan and is a notable historic jazz recording for collectors and jazz enthusiasts.