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| 1. | El Gato
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| 2. | Happy Reunion
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| 3. | Multicolored Blue
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| 4. | Princess Blue
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| 5. | Jazz Festival Jazz
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| 6. | Mr. Gentle And Mr. Cool
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| 7. | Juniflip
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| 8. | Hi Fi Fo Fum
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| 9. | Just Scratchin' The Surface
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| 10. | Happy Reunion *
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| 11. | Mr. Gentle And Mr. Cool *
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| 12. | Jazz Festival Jazz *
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| 13. | Feet Bone *
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| 14. | Prima Bara Dubla
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Jazz
Recorded:
* Studio session (#1-8): Columbia 30th Street Studio, New York City on July 21, 1958
* Live at the Newport Jazz Festival (#9-14): Newport, Rhode Island on July 3, 1958.
Clark Terry, trumpet. fluegelhorn; Ray Nance, trumpet, violin; Cat Anderson, Shorty Baker, Cootie Williams, trumpets, Britt Woodman, John Sanders, Quentin Jackson, trombones; Johnny Hodges, Russell Procope, alto sax; Jimmy Hamilton, tenor sax, clarinet; Paul Gonsalves, tenor sax; Harry Carney, baritone sax; Duke Ellington, piano; Jimmy Woode, bass; Sam Woodyard, drums
Ozzie Bailey, vocal is added on track 3
Gerry Mulligan, baritone sax is added on track 14
* bonus tracks, not part of original album
Produced by Irving Townsend
Recording engineer: Fred Plaut (studio) and George Kneurr (live)
The studio tracks are mono; the live performances are stereo.
Remixed (#9-14) from the original three-track tapes and mastered in 24-bit by Mark Wilder, Sony Studios, New York City.
#1-9 & 14 originally issued on Columbia CL 1245. #10-13 originally issued on LIVE AT NEWPORT 1958 (Columbia CD C2K 53584).
When Duke Ellington set out to make a live album at the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival, he set his sights high, targeting new material that had been played by the band only infrequently in the months leading up to the concert. After the performance, Ellington and producer Irving Townsend decided to re-cut eight pieces under more ideal studio conditions and dub in applause to recreate the Newport event. The subsequent Newport 1958 album contained the eight studio tracks with doctored audience and only two real Newport performances ("Just Scratchin' The Surface" and "Prima Bara Dubla" with guest soloist Gerry Mulligan).
A 2-CD Live At Newport 1958 of all the real Ellington performances from the festival only served to prove that the original assessment by Ellington to re-cut a lot of the material was correct. That reissue also sentenced the musically-superior studio material to obscurity.
So for the Mosaic edition of Newport 1958, we have restored the mono masters of the studio material without the annoying dubbed-in audience, retained the two Newport tracks and added four more successful tracks from the concert, including a version "Feet Bone" which was not remade in the studio. |
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