Duke Ellington - Montreal 1964
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- 0:00 Boo-Dah
4:18 Take The "A" Train
5:56 Afro-Bossa
10:37 Perdido
14:29 Never On Sunday
18:36 Happy Reunion
22:07 Wailing Interval
26:14 Caravan
32:02 Banquet
34:22 Things Ain't What They Used To Be
39:11 Skillipoop
43:19 The Prowling Cat
Medley:
[46:32 Intro fanfare]
1. 47:04 Satin Doll
2. 48:27 Solitude
3. 49:45 Don't Get Around Much Anymore
4. 50:26 Mood Indigo
5. 52:41 I'm Beginning To See The Light
6. 53:16 Sophisticated Lady
7. 56:17 It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)
8. 57:40 Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me
9. 59:23 I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart & Don't Get Around Much Anymore
1:02:15 Take The "A" Train - เพลง
Слушать оркестр Дюка Эллингтона это просто выше всяческих похвал. Состав все до единого величайшие мастера. Спасибо за возможность слушать их записи.
It's funny, and unfortunate, that so many people don't dig Duke. After all, Miles sure did, he knew he was indebted to the Jazz Immortals, and he knew that without them he would likely not exist. In 2019 and forward, I suggest that we try to get with, and stay with great jazz. Many of us have traveled just such a simple and similar path with food, cigarettes, wine, etc. At first, we likely did not like those things! Stay with Jazz!, it leads to free and enlightened thinking!
Yes Miles, Dizzy , Mingus and Monk are just some of the jazz giants who appreciated what Ellington had done.
What are the criticisms?
I saw Duke Ellington's orchestra play at a theatre in Leeds England in 1964. They played a two hour set starting at 8:00 PM. they then played a two hour encore that ended at Midnight.
my late stepfather heard and saw plenty of Jazz greats in Copenhagen KB Hallen, he almost shed a tear when he heard they had caught fire some yrs ago!he was born in 1930 and saw them plenty of times in his youth!his passion was Opera but Jazz had his smiles, but large operas had his tears when the main character belted out their love only to be doomed!
I wasn't born yet I wish I was there
@@felixndayisdebologne9725 my friend, it is our (younger people) time to do the same as duke. There will never be another duke, but we can emulate what we see in this video at some venues 8)
Voici un album du Duke, un album mythique, un album d'anthologie, j'oserais même dire l'ALBUM de Duke.
ALL STAR ROAD BAND VOLUME 1
_ Duke Ellington and his big band, à Carrolton en 1957, en public :
- Take The A Train ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/tvrOVCwUzLc/w-d-xo.html
_ Take The A Train (Ray Nance Vocal) ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/_KJ31bS7hEI/w-d-xo.html
_ Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/1GtYfG577MQ/w-d-xo.html
_ Stardust ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/tQjO6KjxDAo/w-d-xo.html
_ Jeep's Blues ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/FBd2UZkvjxE/w-d-xo.html
- Sophisticated Lady ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/qn-x3b0URm4/w-d-xo.html
_ On The Sunny Side Of The Street ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/AseoBpZPbGI/w-d-xo.html
- Mood Indigo ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/ricN32SsQj0/w-d-xo.html
- Perdido ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/h5HN3vfF9SY/w-d-xo.html
Sam Woodyard's drumming on Afro Bossa is unbelievable, from hands to sticks.
Magnificent musicking. Magnificent!
An Ellington in top form, one of the best I have seen and heard. Hats off to the Sam Woodyard of this concert.
0:00 Boo-Dah
4:18 Take The "A" Train
5:56 Afro-Bossa
10:37 Perdido
14:29 Never On Sunday
18:36 Happy Reunion
22:07 Wailing Interval
26:14 Caravan
32:02 Banquet
34:22 Things Ain't What They Used To Be
39:11 Skillipoop
43:19 The Prowling Cat
Medley:
[46:32 Intro fanfare]
1. 47:04 Satin Doll
2. 48:27 Solitude
3. 49:45 Don't Get Around Much Anymore
4. 50:26 Mood Indigo
5. 52:41 I'm Beginning To See The Light
6. 53:16 Sophisticated Lady
7. 56:17 It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)
8. 57:40 Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me
9. 59:23 I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart & Don't Get Around Much Anymore
1:02:15 Take The "A" Train
gracias
Reminiscing In Tempo たたたた
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Thank you...
Dziekuje Bardzo!
Primo Duke with all his legends--Harry Carney, Sam Woodyard, Paul Gonzalves, Cat Anderson, etc.
Merci Música desde el Cono Sur via Duke Ellington - Montreal 1964⊰✿🎤🥁💖♪ ⊰✿🎤🎹🎹☀️🎸⊰✿🎤🥁Merci idem au chaleureux présentateur de la CasaLoma de l'époque dont le nom n'est pas mentionné💖♪
incredible document, you can't put monetary value on this, it's a treasure - sounds quality is good too
It is a treasure, the kind you can't steal or lock away in a vault.
They really don't make music like this these days. Sure there's great musicians out there but they don't compare to the legends of years gone by. I love this!
Barry Pi
Barry Pik.
In fact, they really don't make music like Duke... ever!
Just think how much better this would have been if they'd had autotune in the 60's.
"Every Soul on the Stage had an Instrument in Their Hands! Now it's a Hundred Guys on Stage with Nothing but Do-Rags, Loud Mouths & Hanging Pants!! Ijs!
Never saw Sam Woodward play before. Interesting style. Great and underrated drummer.
100% agree. As well Frankie Dunlop.
You can also appreciate him in "Piano in the Foreground"
This is so good... there isn’t a word to correctly classify this video. It really is more than perfect. “Mood Indigo” was nailed here. What a band! Long live the Duke. Classic footage, really amazing.
Absolute wonderfull...
I'm from Montreal & i'm very proud of Mr. Ellington
Duke Ellington - Montreal 1964 - 50 years ago this year. And the Duke's music lives on!
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Nearly 60 years now, and here I am spending a wonderful evening with Duke and the Orchestra.
Thank you for sharing this excellent post.
Beautiful music and video! If you love the Duke attend the 24th International Duke Ellington Study Group Conference and meet his Granddaughter "The Sophisticated Lady" Mercedes Ellington and esteemed scholars and panelists from all over the world.
wow, this is goooooold, thanks for sharing this amazing concert. This is what i just call music,, at its best
Lawrence Brown at 57:40 does the sweet little tune so much justice. He had such a way with words on his trombone.
"Boo-dah"; "Take the ‘A' train" by Billy Strayhorn; "Perdido" by Hans Lengsfelder, Ervin Drake, Juan Tizol; "Never on Sunday" by Manos Hadjidakis; "Happy reunion"; "Caravan" by Irving Mills, Juan Tizol, Duke Ellington; "Afro-bossa", "Banquet scene" and "Skilipop" from "Timon of Athens suite", "Blow by blow" by Duke Ellington; "Things ain't what they used to be" by Mercer Ellington, Duke Ellington; "Prowling cat"; "Satin doll" by Johnny Mercer, Billy Strayhorn, Duke Ellington; "Solitude" by Eddie DeLange, Irving Mills, Duke Ellington; "Don't get around much anymore", "Do nothin' till you hear from me" by Bob Russell, Duke Ellington; "Mood indigo" by Duke Ellington, Barney Bigard, Irving Mills; "I'm beginning to see the light" by Duke Ellington, Don George, Johnny Hodges, Harry James; "Sophisticated lady" by Mitchell Parish, Irving Mills, Duke Ellington; "It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing" by Irving Mills, Duke Ellington; "I let a song go out of my heart" by Henry Nemo, John Redmond, Irving Mills, Duke Ellington. (Songs)
Cat Anderson, Cootie Williams, Herbie Jones, trumpet; Rolf Ericson, trumpet, fluegel horn; Lawrence Brown, Buster Cooper, Chuck Connors, trombone; Johnny Hodges, alto sax; Russell Procope, alto sax, clarinet; Paul Gonsalves, tenor sax; Jimmy Hamilton, tenor sax, clarinet; Harry Carney, baritone sax; Duke Ellington, piano; Major Holley, acoustic double bass; Sam Woodyard, drums.
- Recorded on 20th April 1964 at Le Jazz Hot in Montreal.
This is amazing...thanks for posting this incredible band. Almost 50 years today and montreal has sure changed a lot.
Thank you CBC/Radio Canada for preserving this performance. Stellar!!!!!
Love from Bosnia. Duke is the Duke ;)
Thanks I love this! THE DUKE and band!!!
Thanks a lot Emilio Perez !! What a swing. Duke was so amazing.
Personal probable?: Cat Anderson, Cootie Williams, Rolf Ericson, Herbie Jones (tp) Lawrence Brown, Buster Cooper, Chuck Connors (tb) Jimmy Hamilton (cl,ts) Russell Procope (as,cl) Johnny Hodges (as) Paul Gonsalves (ts) Harry Carney (bar,cl,b-cl) Duke Ellington (p,talking) Major Holley (b) Sam Woodyard (d)
You're correct :)
I remember very well, I was there also to see my friend Major Holley base player.
This was recorded 50 years ago today, 20th April 1964.
Wow!! Thank you so much for posting this marvellous video!
Спасибо за видео❤
Высший класс🎉
Extra. Le grand Duck Ellington avec son orchestre.
Ce que j'admire en lui c'est quand il donne le tempo avec ses mains et ses pieds.
Thank you so much for this beautiful video. Great upload, and there's even list of songs to the ones i don't know of or haven't heard before. Thanks!!!! Duke is looking Gorgeous as ever, love you Duke❤.
The Duke Himself with His Great Band, Paul Gonsalves, Johnny Hodges, Jimmy Hamilton!! Legends!!
Beautiful upload !
Thanks
I was only 15 then but holy cow; wish I saw it.
Thank you so much for posting this masterpiece
Vigor and the wild souls of us all evolve quickly in this grand portion of Ellingtonia.
Good music.
This is nuts! Amazing playing.
Heavy on the cool. Great stuff thanks for sharing.
What an amazing clarinetist.
!fantastico !
Me produce una gran emoción ver a Paul Goncalves que junto a Willy Cock tuve a fines de los añosl 60 el honor de grabar el disco que se tituló 'Encuentro' y que significó para mí ser encuestado entre los mejores contrabajistas y también encuestado mi primer disco Trauma en la revista Down Beat de 1969
un gusto saber de este detalle! Sin duda alguna eres parte también de esta gran etapa de la historia musical! Un saludo estés donde estés!
Who on Earth is this incredible bass player?!! What a fantastic set from the entire band
John Lamb ( he's still alive )
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lamb_(musician)
No, it's Major Holley
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_Holley
The bassist is Joe Benjamin.
This video is from a kinescope made by Radio Canada for its DVD Duke Ellington Montreal 1964. The show was taped April 20 1964 and reportedly telecast in September that year. The DVD booklet identifies Major Holley on bass. He was only in the band from March to May 1964. Peck Morrison replaced him, and in turn was replaced by John Lamb in August 1964. Benjamin didn't come in until 1970. Sources: Liner notes to DVD, contract between Duke Ellington, Inc. and Casa Loma Cafe Upstairs Room dated April 3, 1964; personnel section of New Desor, Vol.II.
Duke Ellington had many great bass players through the years including one of the best but short lived in Jimmy Blanton.
"Don't forget, we love you madley"
Its the swedish star trumpetplayer Rolf Ericsson in the trumpetsection. Nice.
55:55 these cats were circular breathing, Duke Ellington was the best big band leader of all time , as the young people say, Duke was the shit!!!!
Oba Ajamu uuklC
Absolute greatness!!!
40:38 - Kickass (yet classy) drum solo by Sam Woodyard.
Fan dam tastic
55.00....Harry Carney, top baritone sax of all jazz.......also does circular breathing!......( try it with a straw in a glass of water).........it's impossible!!
...Duke Ellington é o Cara, tiverem muitas Feras mais ele é diferenciado pois como outras as suas Canções e Arranjos tornaram-se Eternas principalmente para executa ou está aprendendo como eu no Tromete, aonde encontrar essa nata, esses naipes de primeira grandeza em pleno 2017, são Eternos. Por isso não Existe músicas Velhas e sim Ruins. Ave Duke e outros Feras que partiram mas nos ajundam ate os dias que se chama Hoje...
Excelente música👍💖 recomiéndenme las canales de este tipo, lo disfruto mucho
💜💜💜💜💜
i like this video!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The Best.
sorprendente, esto si es musica real, interpretada por verdaderos y buenos musicos, bueno de ver y mejor de oir, no digo mas, ahora voy a disfrutar
THANK YOU
FABULOSO, ORQUESTA GRANDIOSA, K MUSICA, SOLO PARA JAZZISTAS
36:51 that ending
45:16 WAT!?
46:48 I love that piano part
The funniest thing in this video is how Hodges and Carney fan themselves with the sheet music during the glorious solo by Gonsalves - then one of the true stars of the Ellington unit- solo on "Happy Reunion". what is the meaning of that??
they were hot under the TV lights
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Duke,dziękuję,wspaniałe.
esos agudos del gato todavia hoy en dia son buscados por los trompetas un saludo desde el 23 de enero de caracas
Drum solo at 41 minutes in❤
Si j'aurais su j'aurais venu voir ce show mais ma mère aurait pas voulu... j’avais 6 ans.
" Si j'aurais su j'aurais venu " ... " si j'aurais su, j'aurais pas v'nu " !?!
Johnny Hodges and Jimmy Hamilton reading off the same stand?
Johnny has the show memorized.
The announcer said it was "Afro Bossa". And, it was. And, not weird.
hace 50 años lo hacen y todovia gustan en la musica popular latina y no son facil
LE BOSS.
There was a Casa Loma in Montreal during the 50-60s . Duke performed there along with Miles Davis. If I remember correctly, Duke also performed at The Esquire Show. Bar.
+Miro Bianchi And Bobinos on Decarie (it was right next to Ruby Foo's).
Ellington was at Casa Loma Cafe twice in 1964 and once in 1965, in its upstairs Le Jazz Hot room . The Esquire Show Bar run was July 7 to 13, 1969, You can find other Montreal appearances at tdwaw.ca (The Duke - Where and When).
Casa Loma is in Toronto. This was in Toronto!
No, this is the upstairs room of Casa Loma Cafe at 94 St. Catherine E., Montreal, known as Le Jazz Hot. I don't think I've documented an Ellington appearance yet at the Casa Loma in Toronto, but he did appear in 1949 at Casa Loma Ballroom in Charleston, WVa. I don't have the Toronto venue in tdwaw.ca (The Duke - Where and When); please let me know if you have evidence of an Ellington appearance there.
It is amazing that the Big Band s were popular from the late 30 to the late 40's and people still love the music. of laa of them I would put Miller second and the Duke first! Actually his nickname should have been KING ELLINGTON, not Duke.All the tribute bands are good, Non of them have the sound or intensity or Duke on the piano. Thank you youtube
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Paul Gonsalves is killing it!
It is no longer possible to download this.Can you please upload?
jazzrealities
VAI DVD 4358 1964 telecast from La Casa Loma 64 min., B&W, Region 0, $34.95 list Boo-dah Take the A Train Afro Bossa Perdido Never on Sunday Happy Reunion Blow by Blow Caravan "Banquet Scene" from Timon of Athens Suite Things Ain't What They Used to Be "Skilipop" from Timon of Athens Suite Prowling Cat Medley ( Satin Doll Solitude Don't Get Around Much Anymore Mood Indigo I'm Beginning to See the Light Sophisticated Lady It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing Do Nothin' Til You Hear From Me I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart /Don't Get Around Much Anymore) Take the A Train. PIANO - Duke Ellington,DRUMS - Sam Woodyard, BASS - Major Holley, TRUMPETS - Cootie Williams, Rolf Ericson, Herbie Jones, Cat Anderson, TROMBONES - Lawrence Brown, Chuck Conners, Buster Cooper, REEDS - Paul Gonsalves (ts), Jimmy Hamilton (ts, cl),Johnny Hodges (as), Russell Procope (as, cl), Harry Carney (bs)
But this is not Montreal. Duke refers to Casa Loma which is in Toronto. There is a French language voice over which also refers to Casa Loma and this tells me it was a rebroadcast for French language CBC TV.
Le Jazz Hot above the Casa Loma, in Montreal. I was sitting in the front row.
Voici un album du Duke, un album mythique, un album d'anthologie, j'oserais même dire l'ALBUM de Duke.
ALL STAR ROAD BAND VOLUME 1
_ Duke Ellington and his big band, à Carrolton en 1957, en public :
- Take The A Train ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/tvrOVCwUzLc/w-d-xo.html
_ Take The A Train (Ray Nance Vocal) ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/_KJ31bS7hEI/w-d-xo.html
_ Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/1GtYfG577MQ/w-d-xo.html
_ Stardust ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/tQjO6KjxDAo/w-d-xo.html
_ Jeep's Blues ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/FBd2UZkvjxE/w-d-xo.html
- Sophisticated Lady ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/qn-x3b0URm4/w-d-xo.html
_ On The Sunny Side Of The Street ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/AseoBpZPbGI/w-d-xo.html
- Mood Indigo ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/ricN32SsQj0/w-d-xo.html
- Perdido ( Live 1957 )
th-cam.com/video/h5HN3vfF9SY/w-d-xo.html
Personell?, please.
Is Afro Bossa some sort of Ravel Bolero pastiche?
Maybe homage ?
Anyone know who the sax player is at 20:00?
Paul Gonsalves
notice, no sheet music
Major Holley on bass?
yes
Who's that playing bass?
Major "Mule" Holley (1924-1990)
More info on his Wikipedia page.
Sper!!!
There will never be another you
Creme de la creme
Who's playing the drums?
+Citlalli Espinoza Sam Woodyard
Sam Woodyard
Прикинь…? Они научили их играть?
Европы не будет… на нашем веку!!!
mature
Lol
Is the MC speaking Belgish or French?
The musicians seem a bit bored - but God knows for which time they are doing this potpourri
They don't sound bored, though - and Hodges always looked like that!
Just relaxed.
Several of the band members worked with Duke for decades and most for years. They knew the music - but it was always fresh. If they were sometimes a little tired, it's understandable; they lived on the road. For instance, they returned from 35 days overseas in late March, and played in 14 cities in the United States and Canada before this performance on April 20.
Caravan - trumpet solo Cootie Williams
That’s Cootie Williams featured on Caravan. Cat is the very first Soloist on the very first song.
Big Mouth
The Rabbit looks bored to death. Sam can't tie his bow and the presenter is out of the Fast Show. Great. Mmmmm.
Here from big mouth
Thanks a lot Emilio Perez !! What a swing. Duke was so amazing.