Duke Ellington - In Memorium - from the ArchivesDirectly after World War II, the great Duke Ellington recorded his most ambitious and experimental works. The selections here all hail from that glorious period and feature one of the best line ups of his famed orchestra including Ray Nance on violin and trumpet, vocalist Kay Davis, who positively shines on "The Beautiful Indians"; Harry Carney's baritone sax is featured on "Golden Feather" and the golden alto sax of Johnny Hodges features on "Magenta

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We see parallels between the flow of a folk party and the pulse of a club night

mesmerizing and healing

fragile compositions the Melbourne

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and sound effects by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop

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It includes not only the oft-performed works such as Le tombeau de Couperin

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