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100 1  Dance, Stanley. |=^A24050
245 14 The world of Duke Ellington / |cby Stanley Dance ; foreword by Duke Ellington.
246 30 Duke Ellington
250    2nd Da Capo Press edition.
260    [New York] : |bDa Capo Press, |c2000.
300    xiv, 311 pages : |billustrations, portraits ; |c21 cm
336    text |btxt |2rdacontent
337    unmediated |bn |2rdamedia
338    volume |bnc |2rdacarrier
500    Originally published: New York : C. Scribner's Sons, ©1970.
504    Includes discography (pages 293-294) and index.
505 00  |gForeword / |rDuke Ellington -- |tThe maestro. |tThe art is in the cooking ; |tIt's really a twisting world ; |tOrientation ; |tPress conference, California -- |tThe aides-de-camp. |tBilly Strayhorn ; |tMercer Ellington ; |tThomas L. Whaley -- |tThe musicians. |tToby Hardwick (alto saxophone) ; |tSonny Greer (drums) ; |tHarry Carney (baritone saxophone and clarinets) ; |tBarney Bigard (clarinet) ; |tJohnny Hodges (alto saxophone) ; |tCootie Williams (trumpet) ; |tJuan Tizol (valve trombone) ; |tLawrence Brown (trombone) ; |tBen Webster (tenor saxophone) ; |tRay Nance (cornet and violin) ; |tJimmy Hamilton (clarinet and tenor saxophone) ; |tCat Anderson (trumpet) ; |tRussell Procope (alto saxophone and clarinet) ; |tShorty Baker (trumpet) ; |tPaul Gonsalves (tenor saxophone) ; |tWillie Cook (trumpet) ; |tClark Terry (trumpet and flugelhorn) ; |tSam Woodyard (drums) ; |tMitchell "Booty" Wood (trombone) ; |tAaron Bell (bass) ; |tBuster Cooper (trombone) ; |tJimmy Jones (piano) ; |tJeff Castleman (bass) ; |tAlice Babs (vocal) ; |tHarold Ashby (tenor saxophone and clarinet) ; |tWild Bill Davis (organ) -- |tEvents and occasions. |tFestival, preparation and aftermath ; |tThe ecumenical Ellington ; |tIn Latin America ; |tAt the White House.
520    A fascinating portrait of one of America's greatest composer-performers in his own words and the words of the musicians he played with.
600 10 Ellington, Duke, |d1899-1974. |=^A66183
650  0 Jazz musicians |zUnited States |vBiography. |=^A413048
650  0 Jazz |xHistory and criticism. |=^A54033
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