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245 02 a| A portrait of Duke Ellington /c| Dizzy Gillespie and his Orchestra.;

264 1 a| New York, NY :b| Verve,c| 1984.;

264 4 c| ℗1960;

300 a| 1 audio disc :b| digital, stereo ;c| 4 3/4 in.;

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490 1 a| TomtheJazzman Collection;

500 a| Composed by Duke Ellington and others.;

511 0 a| Dizzy Gillespie, trumpet ; Bennie Green, trombone ; Robert de Dominica, flute ; Stan Webb, Paul Richie, John Murtaugh, Ernest Bright, woodwinds ; Richard Berg, Ray Alonge, Joe Singer, french horns ; John McAllister, tuba ; George Devens, vibes ; Hank Jones, piano ; George Duvivier, bass ; Charlie Persip, drums.;

518 a| Recorded April 27-28, 1960 in New York.;

508 a| Produced by Norman Granz.;

500 a| Compact disc.;

500 a| Analog recording.;

500 a| Program notes by Benny Green inserted in container.;

505 00 t| In a mellow toneg| (3:44) --t| Things ain't what they used to beg| (4:50) --t| Serenade to Swedeng| (4:23) --t| Chelsea Bridgeg| (2:34) --t| Upper Manhattan medical groupg| (3:05) --t| Do nothin' till you hear from meg| (2:38) --t| Caravang| (5:18) --t| Sophisticated ladyg| (3:19) --t| Johnny come latelyg| (3:35) --t| Perdidog| (4:47) --t| Come Sundayg| (2:56).;

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700 1 a| Gillespie, Dizzy,d| 1917-1993e| performer.=| ^A577333;

710 2 a| Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra,e| performer.=| ^A1103188;

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A portrait of Duke Ellington / Dizzy Gillespie and his Orchestra.

Other author	Gillespie, Dizzy, 1917-1993 performer.
Other author	Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra, performer.
Format	Audio (CD)
Publication	New York, NY : Verve, 1984.
Copyright Date	℗1960
Description	1 audio disc : digital, stereo ; 4 3/4 in.
Subjects	Big band music. Jazz--1951-1960.

Series	TomtheJazzman Collection TomtheJazzman Collection. UNAUTHORIZED
Contents	In a mellow tone (3:44) -- Things ain't what they used to be (4:50) -- Serenade to Sweden (4:23) -- Chelsea Bridge (2:34) -- Upper Manhattan medical group (3:05) -- Do nothin' till you hear from me (2:38) -- Caravan (5:18) -- Sophisticated lady (3:19) -- Johnny come lately (3:35) -- Perdido (4:47) -- Come Sunday (2:56).
Local note	Gift of TomtheJazzman Mallison.
General note	Composed by Duke Ellington and others.
General note	Compact disc.
General note	Analog recording.
General note	Program notes by Benny Green inserted in container.
Credits	Produced by Norman Granz.
Performer	Dizzy Gillespie, trumpet ; Bennie Green, trombone ; Robert de Dominica, flute ; Stan Webb, Paul Richie, John Murtaugh, Ernest Bright, woodwinds ; Richard Berg, Ray Alonge, Joe Singer, french horns ; John McAllister, tuba ; George Devens, vibes ; Hank Jones, piano ; George Duvivier, bass ; Charlie Persip, drums.
Date/time/place of a event note	Recorded April 27-28, 1960 in New York.
Genre/form	Jazz.
Genre/form	Sound recordings.
UPC	042281710728
Publisher number	817 107-2 Verve

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