BILL BERRY & HIS ELLINGTON ALL-STARS "FOR DUKE" - usedBILL BERRY & HIS ELLINGTON ALL-STARS   - "FOR DUKE" -  M&K RealTime Direct-To-Disk TAS List"This is the famous Ken Kreisel’s MK RealTime Records For Duke performed by Bill Berry and his Duke Ellington All-Stars. This is a Direct-To-Disc LP produced in 1978 is considered by most audiophil...200.00

BILL BERRY & HIS ELLINGTON ALL-STARS - "FOR DUKE" - M&K RealTime Direct-To-Disk TAS List

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Ships fromHicksville, NY, 11801
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FormatVinyl - LP

"This is the famous Ken Kreisel’s MK RealTime Records For Duke performed by Bill Berry and his Duke Ellington All-Stars. This is a Direct-To-Disc LP produced in 1978 is considered by most audiophiles worldwide to be one of the top 10 finest recordings ever made. This album features a true all-star lineup including members of the original Duke Ellington Orchestra performing standards in the Ellington tradition. Each artist solos in this heartfelt tribute session. The harmony of “Mood Indigo” serves as a strong reminder of how each member of Duke Ellington’s orchestra was allowed his own say. Marshal Royal lifts spirits with his bouncing alto attitude. His presence was always “just what the doctor ordered.” Nat Pierce adds his own radiant view of harmonic interpretation.
Embellishing alongside Royal on “I Got it Bad,” the pianist creates an aural landscape suitable for framing. Ray Brown and Frank Capp provide a natural rhythmic complement for the session and stretch out a little. Scott Hamilton’s suave tenor voice pervades with a relaxed compassion. He and Bill Berry offer individual interpretations, but firmly within the scope of familiar Ellington territory. All except Hamilton had worked with Duke Ellington; Berry, Woodman and Royal had been members of the famed orchestra. These all-stars understood the music on a personal level.
As an LP cut direct to lacquer, this session is just a little over a half hour long. However, it’s one of those rare albums that you can enjoy over and over without losing your smile.
This has been heralded as the best direct-to-disc recording of 1978. The album is also being recognized world-wide as containing some of the finest jazz music ever recorded. Features eight of Ellington’s best tunes." - RYV

Musicians:
Bill Berry- cornet;
Britt Woodman- trombone;
Marshal Royal- alto saxophone;
Scott Hamilton- tenor saxophone;
Nat Pierce- piano;
Ray Brown- bass;
Frankie Capp- drums.

Limited Edition - Direct-To-Disk Pressing

A VERY RARE & Collectable LP

On the TAS Super Disc List

The record is Mint.
The Jacket is Mint-.
The LP plays/sounds Mint+.

The Musicians are 'alive' and performing right in front of you!

This LP has sold for well over $300 in this condition - you can own it for significantly less.

The album was purchased new and played once - then washed on a VPI Cleaning System and played again while being recorded to tape. It has not been played since.

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