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| 1. | Main Title/Anatomy of a Murder
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| 2. | Flirtibird
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| 3. | Way Early Subtone
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| 4. | Hero to Zero
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| 5. | Low Key Lightly
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| 6. | Happy Anatomy [Band/Movie][Version]
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| 7. | Midnight Indigo
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| 8. | Almost Cried [Studio]
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| 9. | Sunswept Sunday
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| 10. | Grace Valse
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| 11. | Happy Anatomy [P.I. Five][Version]
Duke Ellington
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| 12. | Haupe
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| 13. | Upper and Outest
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| 14. | Anatomy of a Murder [Stereo Single][*]
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| 15. | Merrily Rolling Along Sunday (aka Hero to Zero/Sunswept) [Movie Stings]
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| 16. | Beer Garden [*]
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| 17. | Happy Anatomy [Band/Studio][*][Version]
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| 18. | Polly (aka Grace Valse, Haupe, Low Key Lightly, Midnight) [*]
Indigo Duk
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| 19. | Polly [Movie Stings][*][Version]
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| 20. | Happy Anatomy [Dixieland][*][Version]
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| 21. | More Blues [P.I. Five][*][Version]
Duke Ellington
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| 22. | Almost Cried (aka Flirtibird) [*]
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| 23. | Sound Track Music: Anatomy of a Murder [*]
Ellington Twins, Guy Lombardo
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| 24. | Anatomy of a Murder [Mono Single: in Stereo][*]
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| 25. | The Grand Finale (Rehearsal/Lines/Interview/Music/Stings/Murder) [*]
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| 26. | [Pause Track]
Duke Ellington
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Jazz / Soundtrack
Duke Ellington - Piano, Composer
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra
Darren Salmieri A&R
Debra Parkinson Digital Remastering
Howard Fritzson Art Direction
Irving Townsend Original Recording Producer
James Stewart Main Performer
John Jackson Production Assistant
Juliana Myrick Package Manager
Patti Matheny A&R
Phil Schaap Research, Source Material, Liner Notes, Remastering, Restoration, Reissue Producer
Randall Martin Reissue Design
Seth Rothstein Project Director
Steve Lasker Source Material
Steven Berkowitz A&R
Wynton Marsalis Liner Notes
By the time of Duke Ellington's engagement to write and record the music for Otto Preminger's Anatomy of a Murder, he was an elder statesman of jazz. He'd performed in, and contributed music to, various movies before, but those were almost all short subjects or B-musicals, or confined to a handful of numbers (Belle of the Nineties) -- Anatomy of a Murder, by contrast, was a four-star feature film with a first-class cast (led by James Stewart, Lee Remick, and Ben Gazzara) and director. He rose to the occasion, creating a virtuoso jazz score -- moody, witty, sexy, and -- in its own quiet way -- playful. Ellington naturally subordinated his music to the action in the film, but "Midnight Indigo," "Flirtibird," "Happy Anatomy," and "Sunswept Sunday" (the latter highlighted by Jimmy Hamilton's clarinet theme) would have slotted in nicely in other contexts, on any of his standard albums. The 1999 reissue (Columbia-Legacy 65569) includes several unedited studio performances by the band, some variant performances and arrangements, an open-ended Ellington interview intended to publicize the film and the album, and rehearsal excerpts. The main difference from the original LP or the earlier foreign CD reissue is that, in going to the original session tapes, this reissue misses the heavy layer of echo added to the original LP, bringing the detail and presence of the original band performances much closer. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide |
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