MFSL 1-214 DUKE ELLINGTON Anatomy Of A Murder ANADISC 200g Ltd. #3027 AUDIOPHILE
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DUKE ELLINGTON Anatomy Of A Murder
NM/NM USED Audiophile Vinyl Record

Record Label: Mobile Fidelity MFSL 1-214


This Original Master Recording was Half-Speed Mastered from the original analog master tapes and pressed on Anadisc 200 Gram Vinyl by RTI Record Technology. These are among the finest recordings ever produced and very limited in quantity.

Special Limited Edition #3027

Gatefold sleeve has very little wear. Corners are sharp and spine is straight. Heavy Duty protective sleeve is as new. Label has no spindle marks. 200 Gram Anadisc is like new; clean, shiny and it plays beautifully!

Songs:

Side One
1. Main Title/Anatomy of a Murder
2. Flirtibird
3. Way Early Subtone
4. Hero to Zero
5. Low Key Lightly
6. Happy Anatomy

Side Two
7. Midnight Indigo
8. Almost Cried
9. Sunswept Sunday
10. Grace Valse
11. Happy Anatomy
12. Haupe
13. Upper and Outest

Review: This was Ellington's first film score, undertaken at the urging of ANATOMY OF A MURDER's director, Otto Preminger. The full range of the composer's previous work was brought to bear on the 1959 work. Ellington was a natural choice to convey the rich and varied emotional moods of this drama. Tension and release, danger and safety, movement and stillness, darkness and light; the textural palette that was Ellington's signature as a writer and arranger was always compellingly cinematic.

In these orchestral settings, Duke's soloists (Cat Anderson, Clark Terry, Johnny Hodges, Harry Carney and others) shine, as their playing reflects true variations on a theme in a classical sense. That's not to say that this set doesn't swing as well--"Happy Anatomy" is a short but fully cranked gallop. This is an album of rich variety and evocative writing.

Included in Mojo's 100 Coolest Movie Soundtracks - ...The compositions underline every on-screen moment yet breathe in an environment well away from the front stalls...

Ranked #44 in EW's 100 Best Movie Soundtracks - ...Sometimes brassy, sometimes lurid, always brilliant...  ~ Entertainment Weekly



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