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Celebrating Duke Ellington's Late-Period Creative Music On His 127th Birthday And More
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Opening and closing sets from a variety of contemporary artists frame the Ellington material.
Playlist
- Lawrence Peryer [mic break] 00:00
- Sham "Blond Windowsill Sunned" from Universal Human Needs (Tree of Heaven Recordings) 00:54
- George Jackson "Horse Cage #2" from Center of the Universe (Adhyâropa Records) 03:24
- Shai Maestro "Human" from Human (ECM Records) 05:55
- Pino Palladino & Blake Mills "I Laugh in the Mouth of the Lion" from That Wasn't A Dream (Impulse! Records) 08:29
- Pascal Comelade "Come As You Are" from Come As You Are—Single (Week-End Records) 11:04
- Jaron Camp "Avondale" from Jigsaw Puzzle (Jaron Camp) 13:44
- Lawrence Peryer [mic break] 16:29
- Duke Ellington "Meditation" from Second Sacred Concert (Prestige Records) 17:14
- Duke Ellington "Fleurette Africaine (African Flower)" from Money Jungle (Blue Note Records) 20:22
- Duke Ellington & John Coltrane "Take the Coltrane" from Duke Ellington & John Coltrane (Impulse! Records) 23:58
- Duke Ellington "Afrique" from The Afro-Eurasian Eclipse (Fantasy Records) 28:42
- Lawrence Peryer [mic break] 34:06
- Duke Ellington "Mount Harissa" from Far East Suite (RCA Records) 34:37
- Duke Ellington "New World A-Comin'" from Concert of Sacred Music (RCA Records) 42:20
- Lawrence Peryer [mic break] 50:50
- Miho Hazama "And the Door Unsealed" from The Pioneer's Quest (Edition Records) 51:19
- Arthur Russell “‘Instrumentals’ Volume 1 – Part 10” from First Thought Best Thought (Audika Records) 59:01
- Lawrence Peryer [mic break] 59:31
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