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LP33T (59)
’...And His Mother Called Him Bill’ (Duke Ellington And His Orchestra)
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| Trumpet | Cat Anderson |
’… And His Mother Called Him Bill’ (Duke Ellington)
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| Trumpet | Cat Anderson |
2 Great Concerts (Duke Ellington)
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| Trumpet | Cat Anderson |
Black And White Jazz Catalog (Various)
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| Trumpet | Cat Anderson | C1
Black, Brown And Beige (Duke Ellington, Mahalia Jackson)
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| Trumpet | Cat Anderson |
Cottontail (Duke Ellington & His Orchestra [Duke Ellington And His Orchestra])
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| Trumpet | Cat Anderson |
Dance Date Air Force U.S.A. March 1958 (Duke Ellington)
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| Trumpet | C. Anderson [Cat Anderson] |
Duke & His Ellingtonians (Duke Ellington)
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| A4 | Cat Walk | Anderson [Cat Anderson], Ellington [Duke Ellington] |
| Trumpet | Cat Anderson | A4,B2
Duke Ellington And The Ellingtonians (Duke Ellington And The Ellingtonians)
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| Trumpet | Cat Anderson |
Duke Ellington Live (Duke Ellington And His Orchestra)
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| B2 | El Gato | Anderson [Cat Anderson] |
| Trumpet | Cat Anderson |
CD (4)
Black, Brown And Beige (Duke Ellington And His Orchestra Featuring Mahalia Jackson)
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| Trumpet | William ’Cat’ Anderson [Cat Anderson] |
Ella & Duke At The Côte D’Azur (Ella Fitzgerald And Duke Ellington)
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| 1-4 | Trombonio-Bustoso-Issimo <Duke Ellington And His Orchestra> | William Alonzo ’Cat’ Anderson [Cat Anderson] | 4:05
| Trumpet | Cat Anderson | 1-1>1-2,1-4,1-7>1-8,2-1>2-2,2-5,2-7,2-9>2-10
Rockin’in Rhythm (Duke Ellington)
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| Trumpet | Cat Anderson |
Th. Champs Elysées 29/30 Janvier 1965 - Part. 1 (Duke Ellington)
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| Trumpet | Cat Anderson |
Magazines (2)
Jazz Hot N° 152 (Jazz Hot)
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Jazz à la carte (brèves) : USA : Louis Armstrong, Alfred Hitchcock, Neal Hefti, Henri (Hank) Mancini, Arpeggio de New York, Don ellis, Dizzy Reece, Tears George Irish, Cat Anderson, Stan Kenton, Herbie Mann, nat King Cole, Yves Montand, Montgomery Brothers ; Europe : Antib (...)
Jazz Magazine N° 310 (Jazz Magazine)
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p 32 : CAT ANDERSON, SONNY GREER
Livres (1)
Duke Ellington (Stanley Dance)
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Et cela par le procédé, de l’interview. Tour à tour, donc, la parole est à Duke lui-même ; puis à ses musiciens. Ils sont tous 1à pour apporter leur témoignage sur la fabuleuse aventure d’un orchestre unigue qui fut aussi une grande famille : Harry Carney, Johnny Hodges (...)