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It doesnāt mean a thing (if it hasnāt got that swing) | Ća ne veut rien dire (sāil nāa pas ce swing)
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It doesnāt mean a thing (if it hasnāt got that swing) | Ća ne veut rien dire (sāil nāa pas ce swing)
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Bubber Miley was an American jazz trumpet & cornet player.
1927 - Black and Tan Fantasy (Duke Ellington & Bubber Miley)
The Beginning of Duke Ellington's Trumpet Section
Scott Yanowās wonderful journey in the Syncopated Times of the brilliant and unique stylings of the Ellington bandās trumpet section is a source of great insight, not only on the musicians themselves, but on Dukeās knack of finding the right player for his individualistic ensemble.
-Scott Wenzel
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Song: āLilā Farinaā Performed by:Ā Duke Ellington & His Washingtonians (Featuring Bubber Miley) ChampionĀ Record: 15120 BĀ Matrix # X191 Recorded:Ā June 21, 1926 Gennett's East 37th Street offices, New York
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Bubber Miley: el trompetista que dio voz oscura al jazz de los aƱos veinte
NPR A Blog Supreme
Duke's Men Step to the Front
NPRās Blog Supreme casts some light on the musicians Duke Ellington had consistently featured throughout the years.
-Scott Wenzel
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One of my favorite jazz compositions (if not my favorite).
(Composed by Duke Ellington and James "Bubber" Miley)
