DUKE ELLINGTON at Carnegie Hall 78 RPM 4 Albums Never Played RARE Collector LP's
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Up for Purchase is one (1) Book Style Set Containing Four 10" 78 RPM Shellac Albums of Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra Live ?at At Carnegie Hall from 1947 published under the label of MusicCraft Number S6  Star Series.  
This musical album set is as close to perfect condition as I've ever seen and would be graded MINT except for the small owner's label (Mr. Gibson from George Tech) on the front of the A side of each Album.  I have removed each album from the original sleeves, which are paper, and enclosed them in sealed protective plastic to protect them.  It is Very Rare that you'll find all four albums with no cracks, scratches or alterations of any kind on the shellac from when they were made 69 years ago!

Artist: Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra Live ?– At Carnegie Hall

Label: Musicraft ?– S6

Series: Star Series (4) 

Number of Albums: FOUR (4)  

Type: Shellac

Size: 10"

Speed: 78 RPM

Format: Album 

Country: US

Released: 1947

Genre: Jazz

Style: Big Band, Swing, Vocal

 

Record / Track Listing / Companies / Credits / Notes:

A

Overture To A Jam Session - Part 1

Written-By – Strayhorn*

B

Overture To A Jam Session - Part 2

Written-By – Strayhorn*

C

Beautiful Indians (Hiawatha) - Part 1

Written-By – Sears*, Ellington*

D

Beautiful Indians (Minnehaha) - Part 2

Vocals – Kay Davis Written-By – Duke Ellington

E

Golden Feather

Written-By – Duke Ellington

F

Flippant Flurry

Written-By – Duke Ellington

G

Jam - A - Ditty (Concerto For Four Jazz Horns)

Written-By – Duke Ellington

H

Sultry Sunset

Written-By – Duke Ellington

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Longacre Theatre

Credits

  • Alto Saxophone [Uncredited] – Johnny Hodges
  • Alto Saxophone, Clarinet [Uncredited] – Russell Procope
  • Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet [Uncredited] – Harry Carney
  • Bass [Uncredited] – Oscar Pettiford
  • Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone [Uncredited] – Jimmy Hamilton
  • Drums [Uncredited] – Sonny Greer
  • Guitar [Uncredited] – Fred Guy
  • Piano, Directed By [Uncredited] – Duke Ellington
  • Tenor Saxophone [Uncredited] – Al Sears
  • Trombone [Uncredited] – Claude Jones, Lawrence Brown, Wilbur De Paris
  • Trumpet [Uncredited] – Cat Anderson, Francis Williams, Harold Baker, Shelton Hemphill, Taft Jordan

Notes

  • Sides A,B,G recorded at WOR Longacre Theatre, New York City, NY December 11, 1946. 
  • Sides C,D,E,F recorded at WOR Longacre Theatre, New York City, NY December 5, 1946. 
  • Side H recorded in New York City, NY November 25, 1946.
The item shown in the photographs above is of the exact same item you will receive.  This item comes from a well kept, very clean, smoke and pet free environment. Thank You! 


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