Album · 1978
Plays the Legacy of Duke Ellington
- Released
- 1978
- Label
- Storyville
- Catalogue no.
- SLP 4034
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 41:49
- Country
- US
“Plays the Legacy of Duke Ellington” is an album by James Spaulding, released in 1978 on Storyville. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 41:49. Jazz standards on the record include “Caravan”, “Come Sunday”, “I'm Just A Lucky So-And-So” and “In a Sentimental Mood”. The line-up features Billy Higgins (drums (drum set)), Cedar Walton (piano), James Mtume (percussion), James Spaulding (alto saxophone, bass flute) and Sam Jones (bass).
Who played on Plays the Legacy of Duke Ellington
- Billy Higgins drums (drum set) all tracks
- Cedar Walton piano all tracks
- James Mtume percussion all tracks
- James Spaulding alto saxophone, bass flute, piccolo, soprano saxophone, woodwind all tracks
- Sam Jones bass all tracks
- Steve Nelson vibraphone all tracks
- Avery Brooks vocals on 4 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Take the "A" Train standard 4:34
- A2 In a Sentimental Mood standard — Duke Ellington 5:56
- A3 Come Sunday standard — Duke Ellington 5:32
- A4 Caravan standard — Duke Ellington, Juan Tizol 5:30
- B1 I Love You Madly — Duke Ellington 2:14
- B2 Lucky So and So standard — Duke Ellington 4:37
- B3 Sophisticated Lady standard — Duke Ellington 6:23
- B4 It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing standard — Duke Ellington 7:03
Production
- Marty Cann producer
More albums by James Spaulding
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Plays the Legacy of Duke Ellington?
The line-up of Plays the Legacy of Duke Ellington includes Billy Higgins (drums (drum set)), Cedar Walton (piano), James Mtume (percussion), James Spaulding (alto saxophone, bass flute), Sam Jones (bass), Steve Nelson (vibraphone) and Avery Brooks (vocals).
Which label released Plays the Legacy of Duke Ellington?
Plays the Legacy of Duke Ellington was released in 1978 on Storyville (SLP 4034).
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