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Duke Ellington

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June 6, 2015

 

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Another well known piece of Dukes was Ko-ko, a bluesy mood with model effects and complex harmonies that put it in the realm of concert music. Ellington's career as a bandleader lasted more than fifty years; during at least forty-five of which he was a public figure of some fame. It is often said that there were three major marks during that span...
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It is often said that there were three major marks during that span. The first occurred in the late 1920's when Ellington attained the security and prestige of a residency at the Cotton Club2, where the best black entertainers of the day worked for gangsters and performed for all-white audiences. He survived those years with his dignity intact?no small achievement...
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