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Anatomy of a Murder/Black Brown and Beige/Such Sweet Thunder

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date November 01, 2004

CD-Charts Position 2
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Original Album Classics

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date November 12, 2007
This is fabulous music at a super-bargain price.I prefer a facsimile LP sleeve to a jewel case,it saves space in my crowdwe racks.% of the best,from yet another tremendous Ducal band.Don't hesitate to buy this,believe me,you CANNOT GO WRONG.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Anatomy of a Murder [VINYL]

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date April 16, 1995
This is fabulous music at a super-bargain price.I prefer a facsimile LP sleeve to a jewel case,it saves space in my crowdwe racks.% of the best,from yet another tremendous Ducal band.Don't hesitate to buy this,believe me,you CANNOT GO WRONG.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Anatomy of a Murder

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date January 01, 1995
This is fabulous music at a super-bargain price.I prefer a facsimile LP sleeve to a jewel case,it saves space in my crowdwe racks.% of the best,from yet another tremendous Ducal band.Don't hesitate to buy this,believe me,you CANNOT GO WRONG.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Live at the Blue Note

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date February 28, 1994
While this is not as spectacular as the '56 Newport concert, or indeed many of the other works from this period like Anatomy of a Murder, this is still a fine set. Johnny Hodges is subdued but still the finist altoist that ever lived, Jimmy Hamilton is superlative in Passion Flower, and Billy Strayhorn relishes the unacustomed limelight in Tonk and Take the 'A' Train. To hear him play this is worth the price alone. While Cat Anderson's El Gato is a brilliant showpiece for his ear-splitting talents, my favourite track is Mr. Gentle and Mr. Cool - Ray Nance's teasing pizzicato bring out the best in Clark Terry's golden trumpet. More power to your piano, Sir Duke!

CD-Charts Position 6
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Anatomy of a Murder [CASSETTE]

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date April 28, 1995
This is Duke's soundtrack to a 1959 Otto Preminger film. The sound is pure Ellington at its best. The tracks on the original release are integrated by many additions (such as alternate takes, rehearsals and whatnot). The additions, however, are not always musically outstanding, only just over half of the time. That's why I gave this CD only 4 out of 5 stars, which for a CD of this length is a high score. You'll get about 70 minutes of music, with 50 minutes who belong in the best orchestral jazz ever heard.

Here are a few details about the music. The soloists are--you bet--top notch, but space for improvised solos (as opposed to written ones) is less than we are accustomed to. I guess Duke approached the soundtrack work with a mentality ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Anatomy of a Murder [Us Import]

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by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date December 23, 1999
This is Duke's soundtrack to a 1959 Otto Preminger film. The sound is pure Ellington at its best. The tracks on the original release are integrated by many additions (such as alternate takes, rehearsals and whatnot). The additions, however, are not always musically outstanding, only just over half of the time. That's why I gave this CD only 4 out of 5 stars, which for a CD of this length is a high score. You'll get about 70 minutes of music, with 50 minutes who belong in the best orchestral jazz ever heard.

Here are a few details about the music. The soloists are--you bet--top notch, but space for improvised solos (as opposed to written ones) is less than we are accustomed to. I guess Duke approached the soundtrack work with a mentality ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Anatomy of a Murder

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date May 10, 1999
This is Duke's soundtrack to a 1959 Otto Preminger film. The sound is pure Ellington at its best. The tracks on the original release are integrated by many additions (such as alternate takes, rehearsals and whatnot). The additions, however, are not always musically outstanding, only just over half of the time. That's why I gave this CD only 4 out of 5 stars, which for a CD of this length is a high score. You'll get about 70 minutes of music, with 50 minutes who belong in the best orchestral jazz ever heard.

Here are a few details about the music. The soloists are--you bet--top notch, but space for improvised solos (as opposed to written ones) is less than we are accustomed to. I guess Duke approached the soundtrack work with a mentality ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Jazz Legends - Saxophone

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by: Various Artists

Release Date May 05, 2003
This is Duke's soundtrack to a 1959 Otto Preminger film. The sound is pure Ellington at its best. The tracks on the original release are integrated by many additions (such as alternate takes, rehearsals and whatnot). The additions, however, are not always musically outstanding, only just over half of the time. That's why I gave this CD only 4 out of 5 stars, which for a CD of this length is a high score. You'll get about 70 minutes of music, with 50 minutes who belong in the best orchestral jazz ever heard.

Here are a few details about the music. The soloists are--you bet--top notch, but space for improvised solos (as opposed to written ones) is less than we are accustomed to. I guess Duke approached the soundtrack work with a mentality ... Read More: