Early Ellington: The Complete Brunswick and Vocalion Recordings, 1926-1931
TRACKLIST
Disc 1
- East St. Louis Toodle-Oo (1st Version)
- Birmingham Breakdown (1st Version)
- Immigration Blues
- The Creeper (1st Take)
- The Creeper (2nd Take)
- New Orleans Low-Down
- Song of the Cotton Field
- Birmingham Breakdown (2nd Version)
- East St. Louis Toodle-Oo (2nd Version)
- Black and Tan Fantasy
- Soliloquy
- Red Hot Band
- Doin' the Frog
- Take It Easy
- Jubilee Stomp
- Black Beauty (1st Take)
- Black Beauty (2nd Take)
- Yellow Dog Blues
- Tishomingo Blues
- Awful Sad
- The Mooche
- Louisiana
Disc 2
- Doin' the Voom Voom
- Tiger Rag, Pt. 1 (Take A)
- Tiger Rag, Pt. 1 (Take B)
- Tiger Rag, Pt. 2
- Rent Party Blues
- Paducah
- Harlem Flat Blues
- (What Did I Do to Be So) Black and Blue
- Jungle Jamboree
- Ain't Misbehavin'
- Doin' the New Low-Down
- Jolly Wog
- Jazz Convulsions
- Six or Seven Times (Take A)
- Six or Seven Times (Take B/The Canadian Brunswick Take)
- Goin' Nuts
- Oklahoma Stomp (Take A)
- Oklahoma Stomp (Take B)
- Sweet Mama
- Wall Street Wail (Take A)
- Wall Street Wail (Take B)
- Cincinnati Daddy
Disc 3
- Maori (A Samoan Dance) [1st Version]
- When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You) [Take A]
- When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You) [Take B]
- Maori (A Samoan Dance) [2nd Version/Take A]
- Maori (A Samoan Dance) [2nd Version/Take B]
- Admiration
- Double Check Stomp
- Accordion Joe (Take A)
- Accordion Joe (Take B)
- Cotton Club Stomp (Take A)
- Cotton Club Stomp (Take B)
- Runnin' Wild
- Mood Indigo
- Home Again Blues
- Wang Wang Blues
- Rockin' Chair
- Rockin' In Rhythm
- Twelfth Street Rag
- The Peanut Vendor
- Creole Rhapsody, Pt. 1
- Creole Rhapsody, Pt. 2 (Take A)
- Creole Rhapsody, Pt. 2 (Take AA)
- Is That Religion?
CREDITS
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Duke EllingtonJames Wesley "Bubber" MileyBubber MileyPorter GraingerRube BloomJimmy McHughDan HealyWilliam Christopher HandySpencer WilliamsIrving MillsBob SchaferAndy RazafJ.C. JohnsonLarry ShieldsHenry RagasTony SbarbaroEddie EdwardsHarry DeCostaNick LaRoccaJohnny HodgesDon RedmanHarry BrooksFats WallerDorothy FieldsWilliam H. TyersMark FisherMarvin FisherJoe GoodwinLarry ShayJuan TizolManny KurtzBarney BigardDale WimbrowCharles CornellHarry CarneyJoseph W. GreyArthur H. GibbsLeo WoodHarry AkstIrving BerlinHenry BusseBuster JohnsonGus MuellerHoagy CarmichaelEuday L. BowmanMoises SimonsMitchell ParishMaceo PinkardBen Bernie
Duke Ellington
Musician • Writer
His Kentucky Club Orchestra
Musician
Bubber Miley
Writer
Porter Grainger
Writer
The Washingtonians
Musician
Traymore Orchestra
Musician
Rube Bloom
Writer
His Cotton Club Orchestra
Musician
Jimmy McHugh
Writer
Dan Healy
Writer
The Hotsy Totsy Gang
Musician
His Orchestra
Musician
Spencer Williams
Writer
Irving Mills
Writer • Musician
Bob Schafer
Writer
Andy Razaf
Writer
J.C. Johnson
Writer
His Jungle Band
Musician
Larry Shields
Writer
Henry Ragas
Writer
Tony Sbarbaro
Writer
Eddie Edwards
Writer
Harry DeCosta
Writer
Nick LaRocca
Writer
Johnny Hodges
Writer
Don Redman
Writer
Harry Brooks
Writer
Fats Waller
Writer
Bill Robinson
Musician
His Hotsy Totsy Gang
Musician
Dorothy Fields
Writer
The Six Jolly Jesters
Musician
William H. Tyers
Writer
Mark Fisher
Writer
Marvin Fisher
Writer
Joe Goodwin
Writer
Larry Shay
Writer
Juan Tizol
Writer
Manny Kurtz
Writer
Barney Bigard
Writer
Dale Wimbrow
Writer
Charles Cornell
Writer
Harry Carney
Writer
Joseph W. Grey
Writer
Arthur H. Gibbs
Writer
Leo Wood
Writer
Harry Akst
Writer
Irving Berlin
Writer
Henry Busse
Writer
Buster Johnson
Writer
Gus Mueller
Writer
Earl Jackson
Musician
His Musical Champions
Musician
Hoagy Carmichael
Writer
Euday L. Bowman
Writer
Moises Simons
Writer
His Famous Orchestra
Musician
Mitchell Parish
Writer
Maceo Pinkard
Writer
Ben Bernie
Writer