DUKE ELLINGTON / THE COMPLETE NEWPORT 1956 CONCERT + 6 Bonus Tracks

CD1: Total Time: 77:45
1. Star Spangled Banner 1:13
2. Father Norman O'Connor & Duke Ellington Intros 3:39
3. Black And Tan Fantasy 6:20
4. Tea For Two 4:02
5. Ellington & O'Connor Announcements 2:45
6. Take The “A” Train 4:21
7. Festival Suite Part 1: Festival Junction 8:45
8. Festival Suite Part 2: Blues To Be There 7:56
9. Festival Suite Part 3: Newport Up 5:46
10. Sophisticated Lady 4:19
11. Day In, Day Out 4:07
12. Diminuendo In Blue And Crescendo In Blue 14:46
13. Ellington Announcement 0:53
14. I Got It Bad (And That Ain'T Good) 3:38
15. Jeep's Blues 5:08

CD2: Total Time: 76:40
1. Tulip Or Turnip 3:02
2. Announcement 1:06
3. Skin Deep 9:12
4. Mood Indigo 1:21
5. Studio Rehearsal 3:58
6. Father Norman O'Connor & Duke Ellington Intros [Studio] 1:01
7. Festival Suite Part 1: Festival Junction [Studio] 8:45
8. Festival Suite Part 2: Blues To Be There [Studio] 8:22
9. Festival Suite Part 3: Newport Up [Studio] 5:30
10. I Got It Bad (And That Ain'T Good) [Studio] 3:58
11. Jeep's Blues [Studio] 4:34
12. March 19th Blues [Studio] 5:29
13. Prelude To A Kiss [Studio] 3:30
14. Miss Lucy [Studio] 3:18
15. Caravan [Radio Broadcast] 5:13
16. Sophisticated Lady [Radio Broadcast] 3:54
17. Stompin' At The Savoy [Radio Broadcast] 4:20

メンバー：
DUKE ELLINGTON & His Orchestra
Clark Terry, Willie Cook, Cat Anderson (tp),Ray Nance (tp, vln, vcl)
Quentin Jackson, Britt Woodman, John Sanders (tb),
Jimmy Hamilton (cl, ts), Johnny Hodges (as), Russell Procope (as, cl),
Paul Gonsalves (ts), Harry Carney (bar, cl, b-cl),
Duke Ellington (p, cond),Jimmy Woode or Al Lucas (b), Sam Woodyard (d),
Jimmy Grissom (vcl on “Day In, Day Out”),
Father Norman O’Connor (m.c.).
CD1 & CD2, 1-4: Live at the Newport Jazz Festival, Newport, Rhode Island, July 7, 1956.
CD2, 5-11: Columbia 30th Street Studio, New York, July 9, 1956.
BONUS TRACKS (CD2, 12-17):
12-14: Same personnel as above. Universal Studios, Chicago, IL, March 19, 1956.
15-17: Same personnel as above except Nelson Williams & Phil Barboza (tp) replace Willie Cook & Ray Nance.
CBS broadcast from Basin Street East, New York, April 14, 1956.