For a band that had been on the road for 32 years, the six day engagement at Gröna Lund Tivoli in Stockholm offered Duke Ellington And His Orchestra the rare leisure of staying in the same place for several days.The orchestra played at the outdoor stage at Gröna Lund every evening, but on the 8th of June 1963 they later moved to an indoor restaurant called Dance Inn. Here, the band played in a relaxed setting for dancing. They did 2 long sets that you can hear on this 2 CD set.
“The atmosphere was at a peak level both on the scene and on the dancefloor”, Leif Anderson observed in “Orkester Journalen” - the legendary Swedish jazz magazine.
The Duke Ellington Orchestra at this time featured Swedish trumpeter Rolf “Roffe” Ericson and the audience was in for a treat: a chance to hear a few seldom–heard tunes, and the joy of hearing and feeling the sound of the great orchestra up close and in the moment.
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Para una banda que llevaba 32 años de gira, el compromiso de seis días en el Gröna Lund Tivoli de Estocolmo ofreció a Duke Ellington y su orquesta el raro placer de permanecer en el mismo lugar durante varios días. La orquesta tocó en el escenario exterior del Gröna Lund todas las noches, pero el 8 de junio de 1963 se trasladó a un restaurante interior llamado Dance Inn. Aquí, la orquesta tocaba en un ambiente relajado para bailar. Hicieron dos largos sets que se pueden escuchar en este set de 2 CDs.
"El ambiente estaba en su punto álgido tanto en el escenario como en la pista de baile", observó Leif Anderson en "Orkester Journalen", la legendaria revista de jazz sueca.
La Orquesta de Duke Ellington en ese momento contaba con el trompetista sueco Rolf "Roffe" Ericson y el público estaba de enhorabuena: la oportunidad de escuchar unos cuantos temas poco escuchados y la alegría de oír y sentir el sonido de la gran orquesta de cerca y en el momento.
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1-1 - Boo-Dah - 1:53
1-2 - Laura - 4:16
1-3 - Main Stem - 3:57
1-4 - Take The "A" Train - 7:42
1-5 - Suite Thursday: Misfit Blues-Schwiphti-Zweet Zursday-Lay-by - 20:23
1-6 - Deep Purple - 4:08
1-7 - Silk Lace - 6:05
1-8 - New Concerto For Cootie - 3:01
1-9 - Tootie For Cootie - 3:01
1-10 - The Star Crossed Lovers - 4:06
1-11 - Things Ain't What They Used To Be - 3:19
2-1 - Intermission Music By Duke Ellington - 6:20
2-2 - I Didn't Know About You - 3:43
2-3 - All Of Me - 2:33
2-4 - Jeep's Blues - 5:01
2-5 - Rose Of The Rio Grande - 3:30
2-6 - Black And Tan Fantasy - 7:30
2-7 - Kinda Of Dukish & Rockin' In Rhythm - 7:35
2-8 - In A Sentimental Mood - 7:00
2-9 - Mr. Gentle And Mr. Cool - 8:05
2-10 - Lullaby Of Birdland - 7:14
2-11 - Mood Indigo - 5:39
2-12 - Sophisticated Lady - 3:56
2-13 - I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart & Don't Get Around Much Anymore - 3:57
2-14 - One More Once Or One More Bossa Nova - 4:12
2-15 - One More Once Or One More Twist - 1:01
Credits:
Alto Saxophone – Johnny Hodges
Alto Saxophone, Clarinet – Russell Procope
Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Harry Carney
Bass – Ernie Shepard
Drums – Sam Woodyard
Piano – Duke Ellington
Tenor Saxophone – Paul Gonsalves
Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet – Jimmy Hamilton
Trombone – Buster Cooper, Chuck Connors, Lawrence Brown
Trumpet – Cootie Williams, Eddie Preston, Rolf Ericson
Trumpet, Violin, Vocals – Ray Nance
Label: Storyville – 1038330
Country: Europe
Released: 2014
Genre: Jazz
Style: Big Band
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