Duke Ellington With Joya Sherrill ?– My People, 2 LP Set 1964 Jazz Swing Musical
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Description
Duke Ellington With Joya Sherrill ?– My People
Label:
Contact ?– CM-1
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono, 12", 33rpm
Country:
US
Released:
1964
Genre:
Jazz, Stage & Screen
Style:
Big Band, Musical
Tracklist
A1.a Ain't But The One 5:16
A1.b Will You Be There? And 99%
A2.a Come Sunday 6:09
A2.b David Danced
A3 My Mother, My Father (Heritage) 2:50
A4 Montage - Instrumental 6:54
B1.a My People 8:56
B1.b The Blues Ain't
B2.a Workin' Blues 5:57
B2.b My Man Sends Me
B2.c Jail Blues
B2.d Lovin' Lover
B3 King Fit The Battle Of Alabam' 3:25
B4 What Color Is Virtue? 2:49
Companies, etc.
Designed At – Viceroy (2)
Credits
Concept By, Written-By, Production Manager [Staged By] – Duke Ellington
Conductor – Jimmy Jones (3)
Design – Robert Flynn (2)
Liner Notes – Stanley Dance
Mastered By – Rudy Van Gelder
Producer – Bob Thiele
Production Manager [Production Supervision, Design, Lightning] – Perry Watkins
Supervised By [Orchestra] – Billy Strayhorn
Vocals – Joya Sherrill
Notes
"Original cast album" [jacket front]
"My People […] was [Duke Ellington's] contribution to the Century of Negro Progress Exhibition at McCormick Place, Chicago, which opened on August 16th, 1963." [Jacket, back]
Gatefold sleeve
- Joya Sherrill
Profile:
American jazz singer, born 20 August 1927 in Bayonne, New Jersey, USA, died 28 June 2010
- Duke Ellington
Real Name:
Edward Kennedy Ellington
Profile:
American jazz band leader, and composer.
Born: 29 April 1899 in Washington, District Of Columbia, USA.
Died: 24 May 1974 in New York City, New York, USA (aged 75).
"Art is dangerous. It is one of the attractions: when it ceases to be dangerous you don't want it." Duke Ellington.
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