Duke Ellington - Johnny Come Lately FLAC

Duke Ellington Germany Rca Victor Swing 1967

Genre:	Jazz
Performer:	Duke Ellington
Title:	Johnny Come Lately
Style:	Swing
Date of release:	1967
Label:	RCA Victor
Catalog Number:	LPM-541
Country:	Germany
FLAC album size:	2702 mb
MP3 album size:	2220 mb

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Tracklist

1	I Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) Written-By – Duke Ellington, Irving Mills
2	A Slip Of The Lip (Can Sink A Ship) Vocals – Ray NanceWritten-By – Luther Henderson, Mercer Ellington
3	I Ain't Got Nothin' But The Blues Vocals – Al HibblerVocals [Obbligato] – Kay DavisWritten-By – Don George, Duke Ellington
4	Hayfoot, Strawfoot Vocals – Irvie AndersonWritten-By – Drake, Lenk, McGrane
5	Sherman Shuffle Written-By – Duke Ellington
6	The "C" Jam Blues Written-By – Duke Ellington
7	Moon Mist Written-By – Mercer Ellington
8	Prelude To A Kiss Written-By – Ellington, Gordon, Mills
9	Mood To Be Wooed Saxophone – Johnny HodgesWritten-By – Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges
10	(Otto Make That) Riff Staccato Vocals – Ray NanceWritten-By – Milton Orent, Si Schwartz
11	Caravan Written-By – Ellington, Mills, Tizol
12	Everything But You Vocals – Joya SherrillWritten-By – George, Ellington, James
13	I Don't Mind Vocals – Unknown ArtistWritten-By – Billy Strayhorn, Duke Ellington
14	Someone Written-By – Duke Ellington
15	Johnny Come Lately Written-By – Billy Strayhorn
16	Kissing Bug Vocals – Joya SherrillWritten-By – Strayhorn, Sherrill, Stewart

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LPV-541	Duke Ellington	Johnny Come Lately ‎(LP, Comp, Mono, RE)	RCA Victor	LPV-541	US	1968
LPV-541	Duke Ellington	Johnny Come Lately ‎(LP, Comp, Mono)	RCA Victor	LPV-541	Canada	Unknown
LPM 34043	Duke Ellington	Johnny Come Lately ‎(LP, Comp, Num)	RCA Victor	LPM 34043	Italy	Unknown
LPV-541	Duke Ellington	Johnny Come Lately ‎(LP, Comp, Mono)	RCA Victor	LPV-541	US	1967
RD-7888, RD 7888	Duke Ellington	Johnny Come Lately ‎(LP, Comp, Mono)	RCA Victor, RCA	RD-7888, RD 7888	UK	1967

Credits

Reissue Producer – Mike Lipskin
Remastered By – Don Miller

Reissue Producer – Mike Lipskin
Remastered By – Don Miller

Domarivip

I have this senile propensity simply to share my delight in some music: this is not for lovers of the art of Depeche Mode or U2. I'm afraid not! The title track is stunning, the band rocks and swings like crazy, heaping layer upon layer of instruments on top of each other and then at 1.56 Ellington himself plays his solo for some 11 seconds and you wish you had been there, when this maybe best of all bands played live on an excellent night somewhere between 1930 and 1973. And you have to contend yourself with transfers of transfers and what the hell, it's the Ellington Band. And yeah The Jesus Lizard were excellent live and Little Feat until 1976 too, and take a look at the live rendition of "From Her to Eternity" in "Der Himmel ue[for the German Umlaut-u]ber Berlin" (Wings of Desire), absolutely stunning, and the Talking Heads in 1980 or Sly and the Family Stone 1967, yeah all excellent and top of their game, but not the Ellington Band, of course it's totally daft to state, that one particular band is not another one. You can also try "Jungle nights in Harlem" or "The Gal from Joe" or "Thanks for the lovely land on the Delta" or "Ko-ko" (none of them on this record, but Ellington records have this ridiculous disparity between current sales value and musical richness). Why on earth should you want to endure shite music when you can listen to the mighty Duke Ellington Orchestra?

Senility might account for your need to amplify your delight in some music by knocking OTHER music. Believe it or not, it is possible to be enjoy both Ellington and Depeche Mode. Age is no barrier and no excuse.