DEMS BULLETIN
DUKE ELLINGTON MUSIC SOCIETY
11/1 April - July 2011
Our 33rd Year of Publication
FOUNDER: BENNY AASLAND
HONORARY MEMBER: FATHER JOHN GARCIA GENSEL
EDITOR: SJEF HOEFSMIT
ASSISTED BY: ROGER BOYES
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THE INTERNATIONAL DEMS BULLETIN DUKE ELLINGTON MUSIC SOCIETY 11/1 April - July 2011 Our 33rd Year of Publication FOUNDER: BENNY AASLAND |
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NEW
RELEASES AND
RE-RELEASES
DETS (D) CD set
Duke Ellington Treasury Shows, Vol. 15
DEMS 11/1-24
Good news from Storyville. Volume 15 is in the making. The selections are
known:
The numbering of the selections is my guess work. I just learned that Ken
Steiner is working on the liner-notes!
CD 1
Treasury broadcast No. 28 ABC Studio 6-B, Radio City, NYC
27oct45
1. Take the "A" Train (theme)
2. Johnny Come Lately
3. I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me
4. Stomp, Look and Listen (into station break)
5. Take the "A" Train (and return)
6. The Wonder of You
7. Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho
8. The General Jumped at Dawn
9. Mood To Be Wooed
10. Three Cent Stomp
11. Yesterdays
12. Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me
13. Stompy Jones
14. Things Ain't What They Used To Be (into broadcast closing)
MBS Broadcast from the Hurricane
Restaurant, NYC
23May43
15. As Time Goes By
MBS Broadcast from the Hurricane
Restaurant, NYC
28May43
16. Way Low
17. Around My Heart
18. Perdido
19. Ogeechee River Lullaby
CD 2
MBS Broadcast "Pastel Period" from the Hurricane Restaurant, NYC
6Jun43 (the major
part of this bc. is on CD 4 of the Duke Box from Storyville, 07/1-46)
1. Oh! Lady Be Good
2. Nevada
3. Just Squeeze Me (Subtle Slough)
Treasury broadcast No. 29 ABC Studio 6-B, Radio City, NYC
3Nov45
4. Take the "A" Train (and broadcast intro)
5. Clementine
6. Jeep Is Jumpin'
7. Don't Take Your Love from Me
8. It Don't Mean a Thing
9. If You Are But a Dream
10. Emancipation Celebration
11. Caldonia
12. Ring dem Bells (into station break)
13. Take the "A" Train (and return)
14. A Door Will Open
15. Court Session
16. That's for Me
17. On the Atcheson, Topeka and The Santa Fe18. Every Hour on the Hour
19. How Deep Is the Ocean
20. Victory Drive
21. Autumn Serenade
22. Take the "A" Train (into broadcast closing)
La Maison du Duke (Duke's Place in
Paris)
DEMS 11/1-25
See DEMS 10/3-14
Probably the most famous collector of unissued Duke Ellington recordings in
France was Dr. Charles Clavié. La Maison du Duke has acquired his tape
collection from which our French friends have released a CD: "Duke
Ellington: the 1962 Museum of Modern Art Recital". This first CD has been
given to the members of the association as a present. How future releases have
to be distributed without having conflicts with the copyright is under
discussion with official labels. They have also planned the release of CDs with
recordings of "The Duke Orchestra" of unknown Duke material that will
be transcribed from the recordings in the Clavié collection.
See for more information .
The recital at the Museum of Modern Art was given on 4Jan62. It started as
usual with Duke as soloist playing:
1. New York City Blues
2. Blue Bells of Harlem
3. The Clothed Woman
4. Melancholia
5. Janet
6. Reflections in D
7. There Was Nobody Looking
8. New World a-Comin'
This was followed by the trio: Duke, Aaron Bell and Sam Woodyard, playing:
9. Take the "A" Train
10. Lotus Blossom
11. Satin Doll
12. Single Petal of a Rose
13. Kinda Dukish
14. Medley:
Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me
Solitude
Don't Get Around Much Anymore
Mood Indigo
Cops (Asphalt Jungle)
I'm Beginning To See the Light
Sophisticated Lady
Caravan
15. Dancers in Love
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