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  1. East St. Louis Toodle-Oo
  2. Hop Head
  3. Down in Our Alley Blues
  4. What Can a Poor Fellow Do?
  5. Black and Tan Fantasy
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  1. East St. Louis Toodle-Oo
  2. Hop Head
  3. Down in Our Alley Blues
  4. What Can a Poor Fellow Do?
  5. Black and Tan Fantasy
  6. Chicago Stomp Down
  7. Sweet Mama (Papa's Getting Mad)
  8. Stack O' Lee Blues
  9. Bugle Call Rag
  10. Take It Easy
  11. Jubilee Stomp
  12. Harlem Twist
  13. Diga Diga Doo
  14. Doin' the New Low Down
  15. Black Beauty
  16. Swampy River
  17. The Mooche
  18. Move Over
  19. Hot and Bothered
  20. The Blues With a Feeling
  21. Goin' to Town
  22. Misty Mornin'
  23. I Must Have That Man!
  24. Freeze and Melt
  25. Mississippi Moan
  26. That Rhythm Man
  27. Beggar's Blues
  28. Saturday Night Function
  29. Jungle Jamboree
  30. Snake Hip Dance
  31. Lazy Duke
  32. Blues of the Vagabond
  33. Syncopated Shuffle
  34. The Mooche
  35. Ragamuffin Romeo
  36. East St. Louis Toodle-Oo
  37. Sweet Mama
  38. Hot and Bothered
  39. Double Check Stomp
  40. Black and Tan Fantasy
  41. Big House Blues
  42. Rocky Mountain Blues
  43. Ring Dem Bells
  44. Three Little Words
  45. Old Man Blues
  46. Sweet Chariot
  47. Mood Indigo
  48. I Can't Realize You Love Me
  49. I'm So in Love With You
  50. Rockin' in Rhythm
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Although generally not as celebrated as his Victor recordings of the same period, Duke Ellington's performances for OKeh (late acquired by Columbia) are among the best of the period, featuring distinctive solos by the likes of trumpeter Bubber Miley (and later his replacement Cootie Williams), trombonist Tricky Sam Nanton (who, like Miley, was an expert with wah-wah mutes), clarinetist Barney Bigard, and altoist Johnny Hodges, among others. These 50 performances (which bypass Ellington's alternate takes) contain many ...

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The OKeh Ellington 1991, Columbia

UPC: 074644617726

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