In Hollywood/On The Air 1933-40
Duke Ellington
Label : Max
Reference : MLP 1001
Date :
| # | Bundle Of Blues | 8:10 | |
| A1a | Lightnin’ | ||
| A1b | Rockin’ In Rhythm | ||
| A1c | Stormy Weather | ||
| A1d | Bugle Call Rag | ||
| A1e | Lightnin’ | ||
| # | Symphony In Black | 9:35 | |
| A2a | The Laborers | ||
| A2b | A Triangle (Dance - Jealousy - Big City Blues) | ||
| A2c | A Hymn Of Sorrow | ||
| A2d | Harlem Rhythm | ||
| A3 | A Birthday Interview | 4:00 | |
| # | Ellington’s Birthday Concert | ||
| B1a | Serenade To Sweden | 5:00 | |
| B1b | Rockin’ In Rhythm | 4:10 | |
| B1c | Cottage By The Sea | 5:05 | |
| # | Hotel Sherman Broadcast | ||
| B2a | Sepia Panorama | 3:10 | |
| B2b | Concerto For Cootie | 3:45 |
| Vocals | Ivie Anderson | A1C,B1C |
| Vocals | Billie Holiday | A2B |
| Alto Saxophone | Otto Hardwicke [Otto Hardwick] | A1-A2,B1-B2 |
| Alto Saxophone,Soprano Saxophone | Johnny Hodges | A1-A2,B1-B2 |
| Baritone Saxophone,Clarinet,Alto Saxophone | Harry Carney | A1-A2,B1-B2 |
| Bass | Billy Taylor [Billy Taylor Sr.] | B1 |
| Bass | Jimmy Blanton | B2 |
| Bass | Wellman Braud | A1-A2 |
| Clarinet,Tenor Saxophone | Barney Bigard | A1-A2,B1-B2 |
| Drums | Sonny Greer | A1-A2,B1-B2 |
| Guitar | Fred Guy | A1-A2,B2 |
| Piano | Duke Ellington | |
| Tenor Saxophone | Ben Webster | B2 |
| Trombone | Joe Nanton | A1-A2,B1-B2 |
| Trombone | Juan Tizol | A1-A2,B1-B2 |
| Trombone | Lawrence Brown | A1-A2,B1-B2 |
| Trumpet | Arthur Whetsol [Arthur Whetsel] | A1-A2 |
| Trumpet | Cootie Williams | A1-A2,B1-B2 |
| Trumpet | Freddy Jenkins | A1-A2 |
| Trumpet | Rex Stewart | B1-B2 |
| Trumpet | Wallace Jones | B1-B2 |
Recorded at Konserthuset, Stockholm
Recorded at Panther Room
Track 1 - Paramount movie short recorded in Hollywood, March 1933
Track 2 - Paramount movie short recorded in Hollywood, May 1934
Track 3 - Duke interviewed on his 40th birthday recorded in Stockholm, April 29, 1939
Track 4 - Recorded at Konserthuset, Stockholm April 29, 1939
Track 5 - Recorded at the Panther Room, Hotel Sherman, Chicago, September 6, 1940
