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Music is my mistress / by Edward Kennedy Ellington.

Van Pelt - Class of 1979 Seminar Room (305) ML410.E44 A3 1976
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Ellington, Duke, 1899-1974.
Series:
Da Capo paperback
A Da Capo paperback
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Ellington, Duke, 1899-1974.
Ellington, Duke.
Jazz musicians--Correspondence.
Jazz musicians.
Genre:
Autobiographies.
Physical Description:
xv, 522 pages, 1 unnumbered page : illustrations ; 22 cm.
Place of Publication:
New York : Da Capo Press, 1976.
Summary:
This is the story of Duke Ellington--the story of Jazz itself. Told in his own way, in his own words, a symphony written by the King of Jazz. His story spans and defines a half-century of modern music.
Contents:
The Road x
Rollin' 3
Washington 6
Categories 38
Music 39
Dramatis Felidae 41
Mercer Ellington 41
Ruth Dorothea Ellington 44
Sidney Bechet 47
Fletcher Henderson 49
Otto Hardwick 50
Sonny Greer 51
Elmer Snowden 53
Arthur Whetsol 54
Juan Tizol 55
Jerry Rhea 57
Night Life 63
New York City 65
The Big Apple 69
Dramatis Felidae 90
Willie "The Lion" Smith 90
Mexico 92
James P. Johnson 93
Don Redman 95
Will Marion Cook 95
Will Vodery 97
Charles Shribman 98
Chick Webb 99
Count Basie 100
Lonnie Johnson 102
Maceo Pinkard 102
Paul Whiteman 103
Luckeyeth Roberts 104
George Gershwin 104
Bubber Miley 106
Joe "Tricky Sam" Nanton 106
Freddy Guy 109
Harry Carney 109
Barney Bigard and Wellman Braud 114
Johnny Hodges 116
Cootie Williams 119
Freddy Jenkins 121
Lawrence Brown 122
Ivie Anderson 122
Rex Stewart 124
Richard Bowden Jones 125
The City of Jazz 129
Chicago 131
Toronto 136
London 139
Paris 141
Formative Years Adjusted 149
Dramatis Felidae 156
Billy Strayhorn 156
Ray Nance 162
Ben Webster 163
Jimmy Blanton 164
Herb Jeffries 166
Lena Horne 167
Mary Lou Williams 167
Art Tatum 169
Charlie Barnet 171
Mrs. Fitzpatrick White 171
Jump for Joy Extension 175
Doctors and Surgeons 205
I Miss 211
What Is Music? 212
I Really Never Miss 214
Dramatis Felidae 216
Cat Anderson 216
Joya Sherrill 216
Kay Davis 219
Marie Ellington 220
Jimmy Hamilton 220
Paul Gonsalves 221
Shorty Baker 221
Russell Procope 222
Betty Roche 222
Al Hibbler 223
Wini Brown 224
Louis Bellson 225
Jimmy Woode 226
Sam Woodyard 227
Jimmy Grissom 228
John Sanders 228
Willie Cook 229
Clark Terry 229
Ernie Shepard 230
Joe Turner 232
Jimmy Rushing 232
Stepin Fetchit 233
Jimmy Jones 234
Louis Armstrong and Joe Glaser 234
Ella Fitzgerald and Norman Granz 236
Frank Sinatra 238
Orson Welles 239
Jo Jones 241
Joe Williams 242
Charles Mingus 242
Dizzy Gillespie, Miles, and 'Trane 244
Frank Holzfeind 245
Irving Townsend 247
George Wein 248
Jimmy Lyons 248
Timme Rosenkranz 249
Tony Bennett 249
Coleman Hawkins 252
Billy Eckstine 254
Mahalia Jackson 255
Civilization 259
Seeing God 260
The Sacred Concerts 261
Acclaim 286
Dramatis Felidae 287
Brock Peters 287
Alice Babs 287
Tony Watkins 288
Tom Whaley 291
San Francisco 295
Hooked 298
Notes on the State Department Tour, 1963 301
Nipponese Journal, 1964-70 331
Dakar Journal, 1966 337
Goutelas Journal, 1966 340
Latin American Journal, 1968 347
Mexican Journal, 1968 356
Walls 360
Prague Journal, 1969 362
Russian Journal, 1971 364
Latin American Journal, 1971 375
Pacific Journal, 1972 381
The Taste Buds 390
Dramatis Felidae 402
Rufus Jones 402
Elma Lewis 402
Herbie Jones 403
Harold Ashby 403
Wild Bill Davis 404
Bob Udkoff 405
James Latimer 405
Music and the Future 411
What's Happening? 413
Jazz for Young People 415
At the White House 424
Public Relations 434
Music and the Primeval 436
Retire to What? 438
Pedestrian Minstrel 441
The Mirrored Self 451
The Singers 474
Arrangers and Lyricists 474
The Symphony Orchestras 474
Band Boys and Barbers 475
Honors and Awards 476
Selected Discography 491
Compositions 493.
Notes:
Reprint of the ed. published by Doubleday, Garden City, N.Y.
Discography: pages 491-522.
Bibliography: page [1].
ISBN:
0306800330
OCLC:
2329341

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