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Echoes of Harlem: A Salute to Duke Ellington Vol 2
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2024
Track listing: Happy Anatomy; Flirtibird; Rocks In My Bed (Feat. Camille Price); Echoes of Harlem (Cootie's Concerto); Addi; Blood Count; Juniflip; Azalea; La Belle Plus Africaine; Caravan; Frustration; I'm Gonna Go Fishin'; Happy Reunion; The Shepard (Who Watches Over The Night Flock); Sophisticated Lady.
Blues to Be There
By RJ Spangler
Label: Eastlawn Records
Released: 2023
Track listing: Spacemen; Pie Eye’s Blues; Chinoiserie; Blues to Be There; Moon Maiden; The Swingers Get
the Blues Too; Blow by Blow; Tigress; Almost Cried; Purple Gazelle; Way Early Subtone;
Take the ‘A’ Train; UMMG; Bonga; Moonbow; VIP’s Boogie/Jam with Sam.
Planet D Nonet: Blues to Be There
by Jack Bowers
The subtitle of Blues to be There, the Detroit-based Planet D Nonet's latest album (recorded in June and July 2022), is “A Salute to Duke Ellington." As with almost any bow to the Duke, it encompasses a healthy measure of Billy Strayhorn as well. Ellington wrote or co-wrote thirteen of the album's persuasive numbers, Strayhorn five ...
Blues to Be There: A Salute to Duke Ellington
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2022
Track listing: Spacemen; Pie Eye's Blues; Chinoiserie; Blues to Be There; Moon Maiden; The Swingers Get the Blues Too; Blow by Blow; Tigress; Almost Cried; Purple Gazelle; Way Early Subtone; Take the A Train; U.M.M.G.; Bonga; Moonbow; VIP’s Boogie/Jam with Sam.
Peace Horn From New Orleans
Label: Charles W. Miller
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. DayBreak 2. Lullaby Grand Mere (Flute) 3. Toe-Tapper 4. Peace Horn 5. Sweet Magnolia Blues 6.
Mr. Blue Heron 7. Ole Man Blues 8. Lullaby Ma Mere 9. Dialog With Oneself 10. Evening Song 11.
Eternal Grace (Flute) 12. Tribute To New Orleans Hispanics 13. Lullaby Peace Dreams
Charlie Miller: Peace Horn From New Orleans
by Javier AQ Ortiz
Quick and to the Point: 11 on a trumpet and 2 on a flute, in a New Orleans state of mind. During the '70s, multi-instrumentalist Charlie Miller was in New York playing salsa and jazz. The most important thing, however, was the heightening of his learning curve already well tempered by his rearing in ...
