Duke Ellington And His Orchestra - Ellington At Newport Album

Tracklist

1	Blues To Be There Clarinet, Soloist – Russell ProcopePiano, Soloist – Duke EllingtonTrumpet, Soloist – Cat AndersonWritten-By – Strayhorn, Ellington
2	Newport Up Clarinet, Soloist – Jimmy HamiltonTenor Saxophone, Soloist – Paul GonsalvesTrumpet, Soloist – Clark TerryWritten-By – Strayhorn, Ellington
3	Diminuendo And Crescendo In Blue Written-By – Ellington
4	Newport Jazz Festival Suite
5	Jeep's Blues Alto Saxophone, Soloist – Johnny HodgesWritten-By – Ellington, Hodges
6	Festival Junction Alto Saxophone, Soloist – Russell ProcopeBaritone Saxophone, Soloist – Harry CarneyClarinet, Soloist – Jimmy HamiltonTenor Saxophone, Soloist – Paul GonsalvesTrombone, Soloist – Britt Woodman, Butter JacksonTrumpet, Soloist – Cat Anderson, Willie CookWritten-By – Strayhorn, Ellington

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CL 934	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Ellington At Newport ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Columbia	CL 934	US	1957
CL 934	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Ellington At Newport ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Columbia	CL 934	US	Unknown
16C 08648	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Ellington At Newport ‎(Cass, Album, RE, Dol)	Columbia	16C 08648	US	Unknown
CK 40587	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Ellington At Newport ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Columbia	CK 40587	US	1987
SONP-50446	Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Ellington At Newport ‎(LP, Mono, Promo)	CBS/Sony	SONP-50446	Japan	Unknown

Credits

• Liner Notes – George Avakian
• Photography – Arnold Newman

Notes

6-eyed label design, see images.

Recorded in performance at the American Jazz Festival at Newport, R.I., on July 7, 1956

Companies

• Recorded At – Newport Jazz Festival

Short intro

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