Album · 1960
Dance Air Force Date 1960
- Released
- 1960
- Label
- Unique Jazz
- Catalogue no.
- UJ 27
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Country
- IL
“Dance Air Force Date 1960” is an album by Duke Ellington, released in 1960 on Unique Jazz. The original release has 9 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “Black And Tan Fantasy”, “Moonglow”, “Take The A Train” and “Tenderly”. The line-up features Aaron Bell (double bass), Booty Wood (trombone), Britt Woodman (trombone), Duke Ellington (piano) and Ed Mullens (trumpet).
Who played on Dance Air Force Date 1960
- Aaron Bell double bass all tracks
- Booty Wood trombone all tracks
- Britt Woodman trombone all tracks
- Duke Ellington piano all tracks
- Ed Mullens trumpet all tracks
- Harry Carney reeds all tracks
- Jimmy Hamilton reeds all tracks
- Johnny Hodges alto saxophone all tracks
- Lawrence Brown trombone all tracks
- Paul Gonsalves tenor saxophone all tracks
- Russell Procope reeds all tracks
- Sam Woodyard drums (drum set) all tracks
- Willie Cook trumpet all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Stardust — Hoagy Carmichael
- A2 Paris Blues — Duke Ellington
- A3 Portrait of Louis Armstrong (Such Sweet Thunder) — Duke Ellington
- A4 Overture (Nutcracker Suite)
- A5 Tenderly standard — Walter Gross
- B1 Black and Tan Fantasy / Creole Love Call / The Mooche standard — Duke Ellington, Bubber Miley
- B2 Take the a Train standard — Billy Strayhorn
- B3 Jeeps Blues — Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges
- B4 Moonglow standard — Will Hudson, Irving Mills
More albums by Duke Ellington
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Dance Air Force Date 1960?
The line-up of Dance Air Force Date 1960 includes Aaron Bell (double bass), Booty Wood (trombone), Britt Woodman (trombone), Duke Ellington (piano), Ed Mullens (trumpet), Harry Carney (reeds), Jimmy Hamilton (reeds) and Johnny Hodges (alto saxophone).
Which label released Dance Air Force Date 1960?
Dance Air Force Date 1960 was released in 1960 on Unique Jazz (UJ 27).
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