Duke Ellington – All Star Road Band Volume 2 2 LPs
A1 Mood Indigo 6:45A2 Satin Doll 4:04
A3 Happy Go Lucky Local 8:05
B1a Things Aint't What They Used To Be 5:14
B1b Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me
B2 Guitar Amour 5:32
B3 Summertime 1:57
B4 C-Jam Blues 4:17
B5 Silk Lace 4:44
C1 I've Got It Bad And That Ain't Good 3:29
C2 Isfahan 3:34
C3 Timon Of Athens 2:42
C4 Tutti For Cootie 5:54
C5 Stomping At The Savoy 4:07
D1 Jeep's Blues 4:40
D2 I Can't Stop Loving You 5:56
D3 Diminuendo And Crescendo In Blue 6:59
D4 Satin Doll 1:44 Personnel: Alto Saxophone: Johnny Hodges & Russell Procope - Baritone Saxophone & Bass Clarinet: Harry Carney - Bass: Peck Morrison - Bass Trombone: Chuck Connors - Clarinet & Tenor Saxophone: Jimmy Hamilton - Drums: Sam Woodyard - Piano: Duke Ellington - Tenor Saxophone: Paul Gonsalves - Trombone: Buster Cooper, Lawrence Brown - Trumpet: Cat Anderson, Cootie Williams, Herbie Jones, Nat Woodard
Doctor Jazz Records
Cat#: ZL70969(2)
Bewertungssystem / Record Grading
Wir verwenden den "Goldmine Standard" zur Bewertung / We use the "Goldmine Grading".
- still sealed - noch versiegelte Neuware / still sealed virgin material.
- near mint (nm) - die Platte befindet sich in einem nahezu neuwertigen Zustand / the record looks, like as it is in an almost new condition.
- excellent (exc) - die Platte macht keinen neuwertigen Eindruck. Das muß aber nicht bedeuten, daß sie akustische Beeinträchtigungen aufweist / the record does not look like new anymore. But that does not mean that it has audiable impairments.
- very good (vg) - Die Platte ist gespielt und weist Haarkratzer auf, welche eventuell hörbar sind / the record looks like it has been played and has hairline scratches, which may be audible.
- good (g) - Mit dieser Qualitätsstufe beginnen die schlechten Platten. Sie sind überdurchschnittlich abgespielt. Kratzer und Grundrauschen sind voraussichtlich deutlich hörbar / with this quality level the bad disks begin. They are probably played on average. Scratches and noise are expected to be clearly audible.
