Record Making w/Duke Ellington

[JSngry]

http://www.devilducky.com/media/47738/

[brownie]

Great soundie! It's already been posted on another thread some time ago. Never tire of watching it!

[Big Al]

I'd never seen that before! That was so cool!!!! :tup :tup

[JohnS]

Excellent, one to watch again. Thanks for the link.

[Chuck Nessa]

This short is included in the dvd portion of BMG's Duke Ellington "Centennial Collection".

[JSngry]

Did the basic "record making" process ever really change all that much beyond what is shown here?

[Chuck Nessa]

Nope.

[Kalo]

Chuck Nessa Posted Yesterday, 11:48 AM

This short is included in the dvd portion of BMG's Duke Ellington "Centennial Collection".

That's where I saw it. The DVD alone makes this set worth getting, as it includes the great 1934 "Symphony in Black," five different soundies from 1941, a 1943 Pathe News short called "Jamboree #7," and a previously unreleased, 11 minute radio interview with Ellington in addition to this "Record Making" documentary.

It's also the only Centennial Collection disc to include previously unreleased music, 7 tracks from a February 20, 1941 live broadcast from the Casa Manana in Culver City, California.

[Alexander]

Awesome!

[Jim Alfredson]

How many vinyl copies can be made from one stamper?

[Harold_Z]

The whole centennial series is worth getting. I have all of them except one (I think the Artie Shaw) and I'll be lookign for that one too.