Live album · 2005

Live at the Berlin Philharmonic Hall

Released
2005
Label
Jazz Door
Catalogue no.
JD 11023
Tracklist
13 tracks
Country
DE

“Live at the Berlin Philharmonic Hall” is a live album by Duke Ellington, Sarah Vaughan, released in 2005 on Jazz Door. The original release has 13 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “All Of Me”, “Don't Get Around Much Anymore”, “I Cried For You” and “Mack The Knife”. The line-up features Duke Ellington and His Orchestra (performing orchestra), Eddy Pucci (drums (drum set)), Gus Mancuso (double bass), Johnny Veith (piano) and Sarah Vaughan (lead vocals).

Who played on Live at the Berlin Philharmonic Hall

  • Duke Ellington and His Orchestra performing orchestra on 7 tracks
  • Eddy Pucci drums (drum set) on 6 tracks
  • Gus Mancuso double bass on 6 tracks
  • Johnny Veith piano on 6 tracks
  • Sarah Vaughan lead vocals on 6 tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Things Ain’t What They Used to Be standard — Mercer Ellington
  2. 2 Mood Indigo standard — Barney Bigard, Duke Ellington
  3. 3 Mack the Knife standard — Kurt Weill
  4. 4 Don’t Get Around Much Anymore standard — Duke Ellington
  5. 5 Triplicate
  6. 6 Happy Reunion — Duke Ellington
  7. 7 Take the “A” Train standard — Billy Strayhorn
  8. 8 Clear Day standard — Burton Lane
  9. 9 ’Scat Blues
  10. 10 Misty standard — Erroll Garner
  11. 11 I Cried for You standard — Gus Arnheim, Abe Lyman
  12. 12 My Funny Valentine standard — Richard Rodgers
  13. 13 All of Me standard

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Live at the Berlin Philharmonic Hall?

The line-up of Live at the Berlin Philharmonic Hall includes Duke Ellington and His Orchestra (performing orchestra), Eddy Pucci (drums (drum set)), Gus Mancuso (double bass), Johnny Veith (piano) and Sarah Vaughan (lead vocals).

Which label released Live at the Berlin Philharmonic Hall?

Live at the Berlin Philharmonic Hall was released in 2005 on Jazz Door (JD 11023).

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