Duke Ellington Videos

Edward Hopper captured urban and rural American life and city scapes. HIs paintings are now among the most enduring and popular images of the 20th century. His paintings were contemporary with the emergence of 'film noir' and, interestingly, both capture an edgy side of American cultture. Hopper would have denied this, having said once that he had no other goal but that of capturing the effect of light on the side of a building. Some of the buildings he captured still stand in New York. One of them was the setting of his most iconic image: Night Hawks. The music is Duke Ellington's classic, Mood Indigo

*WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: http://ia341030.us.archive.org/2/items/JonHammondSatinDoll-JONHAMMONDBandinJAZZKELLER/SatinDollJONHAMMONDBandJazzkeller.m4v http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4005817199787779353&ei=pSSnSsLkKJDArAKewbTiAg&q=%22Satin+Doll%22+%22Jon+Hammond%22+Jazzkeller# Onstage camera with crystal-clear Digital Audio: Duke Ellington classic "Satin Doll" performed in JAZZKELLER FRANKFURT by JON HAMMOND Band featuring tenor saxophonist TONY LAKATOS, trombonist Günter BOLLMANN, HEINZ LICHIUS drums, JON HAMMOND XK-1 Hammond organ / bass at annual Musikmesse Warm Up Party. Jon is host of daily radio program HammondCast on KYOURADIO 1550 AM ©2009 © www.HammondCast.com Jon Hammond, Local 802, Musicians Union, NDR Jazz, Late Rent, Mikell's, Jazz Foundation of America, Elmar Lemes, ASCAP Network, B3 organ, XK-3c, Blues, Funky, Rhonda Hamilton, WBGO ASCAP Network Behind The Beat with Jon Hammond "LATE RENT" Elmar Lemes photo of Jon Hammond playing XK-3 organ at Local 802 Monday Night Jazz Session sponsored by Jazz Foundation of America Jon Hammond MySpace HammondCast ASCAP Network Behind The Beat "NDR SESSIONS Projekt" Jon Hammond is an endorsed artist of Hammond Suzuki USA 1965 Fender Band-Master, Duke Ellington, Frankfurt, Günter Bollmann, Hamburg Jazzkeller, HammondCast, Heinz Lichius, Jon Hammond, KYOURADIO, Musikmesse Jazz, Satin Doll, Tony Lakatos, XK-3c, XK-1, Suzuki"The FINGERS...are The SINGERS!"™

Sept 5 Ellington records In a Mellowtone, 1940: Also recorded in that session were Five O'clock Whistle (v -Ivie Anderson) and There Shall be No Night (v-Herb Jeffries).Band Roster Trumpets: Wallace Jones, Cootie Williams, Rex Stewart Trombones:Joe Nanton, Juan Tizol, Lawrence Brown Reeds: Otto Hardwick (as), Johnny Hodges (as), Barney Bigard (cl), Ben Webster (ts), Harry Carney (bs) Rhythm: Duke Ellington (p), Fred Guy (g), Jimmy Blanton (b) Sunny Greer (dm) Vocals: Ivie Anderson, Herb Jeffries Trombonist Lawrence Brown, 81, dies in Los Angeles, 1988. Brown played with Ellington 29 years.Sept 6 Trumpeter Max Kaminsky, 85, dies in Castle Point, NY, 1994. Played with Tommy Dorsey and Artie Shaw in the 30's. During World War II, Kaminsky toured the Pacific with Artie Shaw's Navy band. Benny Goodman records Sugar Foot Stomp, 1937. Other charts recorded in that session included I Can'tGive You Anything But Love (v - Martha Tilton), Bob White (v - Martha Tilton) and Minnie The Moocher's Wedding Day. Band Roster Trumpets: Gordon Griffin, Harry James, Ziggy Elman Trombones: Murray McEachern, Red Ballard Reeds: Benny Goodman (cl), Hymie Schertzer (as), George Koenig (as), Arthur Rollini (ts), Vido Musso (ts) Rhythm Jess Stacy (p), Allan Reuss (g), Harry Goodman (b), Gene Krupa (d) Vocals: Martha Tilton Sept 7 Trumpeter,composer, and educator Joe Newman was born in New Orleans, 1922. In the early 40's, Newman played for Lionel Hampton and later joined Count Basie with whom Newman played on and off for 12 years. Trumpeter Max Kaminsky was born in Brockton, Ma., 1908. See Sept 6.Sept 8 Woody Herman, between Herds, opened with an octet at the Riveria Hotel, Las Vegas, for 3 months in 1954. Sept 9 Charlie Spivak records Autumn Nocturne, 1941.Sept 10 Charlie Barnet records The Duke's Idea, 1939. Other charts recorded in this session include My Heart Keeps Crying (v - Ellington), Take a Tip From The Whippoorwill (v - Ellington), Lilacs in the Rain (v - Casino), The Girl with the Pigtails in Her Hair (v - Ellington), and The Counts Idea. Band Roster Trumpets: Robert Burnet, Billy May, John Owens, Lyman Vunk Trombones: Ben Hall, Don Ruppersberg, Bill Robertson Reeds: Charlie Barnet, Kurt Bloom, Gene Kinsey, Don McCook, Skippy Martin Rhythm: Bill Miller (p), Bus Etri (g), Phil Stephens (b), Ray Mitchels (d) Vocals: Judy Ellington, Del Casino Woody Herman records Blues in the Night, 1939. Band Roster Trumpets: Ray Linn, Cappy Lewis, Steady Nelson Trombones: Neal Reid, Jerry Rosa, Vic Hamann Reeds: Woody Herman (cl, v), Ray Linn, Saxie Mansfield, Sam Rubinwitch, Herbie Haymer Rhythm: Tommy Linehan (p), Hy White (g), Walt Yoder (b), Frank Carlson (d) Vocals: Woody Herman, Muriel Lane Composer, band leader, pianist, engineer, recording studio maverick, and electronic instrument inventor Raymond Scott was born Harry Warnow in Brooklyn, 1908. Sept 11 Fletcher Henderson records Big John's Special, 1934. During a 2 day session the following charts were also recorded: Limehouse Blues, Wrappin' It Up, Shanghai Shuffle, Memphis Blues, Tidal Wave, Down South Camp Meeting, and Happy as the Day is Long. Band Roster Trumpeter: Russell Smith, Irving Randolph, Henry Allen Trombone: Keg Johnson, Claude Jones Reeds: Hilton Jefferson, Russell Procope,Buster Bailey, Ben Webster Rhythm: Flercher or Horace Henderson (p), Lawrence Lucie (g), Elmer James (b), Walter Johnson (d) Stan Kenton makes first commercial recordings, 1941. Charts recorded include The Nango, This Love of Mine (v - Dorris), Adios, and Taboo. Band Roster Trumpets: Frank Beach, Chico Alvarez, Earl Collier Trombones:Dick Cole, Harry Forbes Reeds: Jack Ordean (as), Ted Romersa (as), Hollis Bridwell (ts), Red Dorris (ts), Bob Gioga (bs) Rhythm: Ted Repay (p), Al Costi (g),Howard Rumsey (b),Marvin George (d) Glenn Miller records Melancholy Lullaby (v - Eberle), 1939. Also recorded was Last Night (v -Eberle). Band Roster Trumpets: Clyde Hurley, Legh Knowles, Dale McMickle, Johnny Best Trombones: Glenn Miller, Al Mastren, Paul Tanner, Walter Barrow Reeds: Hal McIntyre (as), Gerald Yelverton (as, bs, clt), Wilbur Schwartz (as,clt), Tex Beneke (ts), Al Klink (ts) Rhythm: Chummy MacGregor (p), Richard Fischer (g), Rowland Bundock (b), Maurice Purtill (d) Vocals: Ray Eberle Norm Gluckman Cedarville, New Jersey Email Me

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From somewhere in New Mexico while riding the train across the country I came up with as many train songs that I could think of and even more during post production. If you know more let me know!

ReelerTV takes a closer look at director Bruce Broder's film CHOPS, premiering at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival.

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