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Buy Now	The Duke: The Essential Recordings (1927-1962) (more) »rank: 127688 by: Duke Ellington : :Two central themes color this 65-track, three-CD compilation--covering Duke Ellington's three periods recording for Columbia Records (disc 1: 1927 to 1940; disc 2: 1947 to 1952; and disc 3: 1956 to 1962). One, Ellington disliked musical pigeonholes. His open-minded attitude allowed him to create masterpieces as different as the spiritual classic 'Come Sunday' with gospel star Mahalia Jackson and the Ravelian impressionism of 'Lady of the Lavender Mist.' Two, Ellington wrote expressly for the members of his band, and that made him sound different from everyone else. That's why the growling trombone of Tricky Sam Nanton, the svelte sonics of alto saxophonist Johnny ...	Buy Now	The Popular Duke Ellington (more) »rank: 390364 by: Duke Ellington and His Orchestsra :Album Description:Japanese only SHM-CD (Super High Material CD - playable on all CD players) pressing. BMG. 2008.
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Buy Now	At Holiday Ballroom Chicago 1962 (more) »rank: 384290 by: Stan Kenton :Album Description:Japanese only SHM-CD (Super High Material CD - playable on all CD players) pressing. BMG. 2008.	Buy Now	Round About Roma (more) »rank: 227477 from: Blue Note Records : :Combining Cannonball Adderley's bluesy tone and John Coltrane's passion, alto and soprano saxophonist Stefano di Battista is one of the brightest European jazzmen to emerge from the continent in recent years. He worked with Michel Petrucciani and Elvin Jones and released A Prima Vista, his U.S. debut, on the Blue Note label. On this CD, backed by a quartet, he delivers an impassioned musical tribute to his hometown, Rome. Augmented by the brilliant string arrangements of Vince Mendoza, these sessions are a tasteful blend of Charlie Parker's Charlie Parker with Strings and the romantic strains of Nino Rota's film scores. That cinematic sound ...