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DUKE ELLINGTON & HIS COTTON CLUB ORCHESTRA FROM MOVIE
"BLACK & TAN" (1929) |
| 00:07:11 0.53 |
DUKE PLAYING PIANO, PRETENDING TO TEACH SONG TO
TRUMPET PLAYER. NTERCUT WITH SCENES OF MEN LOOKING FOR APARTMENT |
| 00:09:50 159.53 |
BLACK PIANO MOVERS REPOSSESS PIANO INTERRUPTING
DUKE'S PLAYING |
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WOMAN BEGINS TO MAKE DRINK
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| 00:11:05 234.53 |
MEN DRINK LIQUOR, USE SHOT GLASSES, FROM BOTTLE
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| 00:11:50 279.53 |
DUKE & HIS WOMAN HUG, ROMANTIC
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| 00:12:10 299.53 |
BUBBER MILEY & DUKE ELLINGTON
(no title available)
BUBBER MILEY ON TRUMPET DUET WITH DUKE, MAKE MUSIC
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| 00:12:50 339.53 |
PULL BACK FROM PIANO KEYS TO MEN IN TUXEDOS DANCING
FLOOR SHOW. REFLECTIONS IN MIRROR IN FRONT OF STAGE. COTTON CLUB TYPE REVUE |
| 00:13:25 374.53 |
CURTAIN SHAPED LIKE NUDE WOMAN CLOSES AND THEIR DANCE
ACT BEGINS. UNUSUAL, MEN DANCE BEHIND EACH OTHER IN LINE |
| 00:15:25 494.53 |
DANCER HOPPED-UP ON DRUGS LOOKING AT ORCHESTRA AND
DANCERS. CU DUKE |
| 00:15:50 519.53 |
KALEIDOSCOPE SHOTS OF DANCERS & ORCHESTRA. POV OF
DOPED UP ANITA |
| 00:16:20 549.53 |
CU HER DRUGGED EXPRESSION
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| 00:18:20 669.53 |
MC INTRODUCES ANITA AS DANCER, SHE PERFORMS
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| 00:19:20 729.53 |
VIEW THROUGH GLASS STAGE UP FROM UNDER HER FEET.
SHE COLLAPSES. MEN CARRY HER OFF, BAND PLAYS |
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WOMEN DRESSED IN SKIMPY FEATHER COSTUMES DANCE
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| 00:20:30 799.53 |
SILHOUETTE OF ORCHESTRA PLAYING. SHADOWS
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| 00:21:00 829.53 |
DUKE ELLINGTON
BLACK & TAN FANTASY
PEOPLE WAVE ARMS & SING GOSPEL TO SICK ANITA
DUKE & ORCHESTRA - BLACK & TAN FANTASY |
| 00:24:30 1039.53 |
ANITA DIES IN BED. BLURRY CU (HER POV) OF DUKE
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| 00:25:00 1069.53 |
DUKE ELLINGTON & HIS ORCHESTRA IN THE FEATURE FILM
"CHECK & DOUBLE CHECK" (1930). PERFORM "THREE LITTLE WORDS" |
| 00:25:05 1074.53 |
WHITE HIGH CLASS COUPLES APPLAUD IN BALLROOM
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| 00:25:30 1099.53 |
ORCHESTRA PLAYING, AUDIENCE. WOMAN SLIPS OUT OF ROOM,
COUPLE FOLLOWS |
| 00:26:20 1149.53 |
BAND PLAYING. VARIOUS SHOTS
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| 00:28:00 1249.53 |
MEN PLAY TRUMPETS MUTED WITH HATS
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| 00:28:35 1284.53 |
DUKE ELLINGTON
SYMPHONY IN BLACK
TITLE CARD READS: "DUKE ELLINGTON & HIS ORCHESTRA IN SYMPHONY IN BLACK -
A RHAPSODY OF NEGRO LIFE". FROM SHORT "A SYMPHONY IN BLACK" (1934) |
| 00:28:50 1299.53 |
CU SIGN READING "DUKE ELLINGTON STUDIO". HAND PUTS
LETTER THROUGH MAIL SLOT. CU LETTER |
| 00:29:15 1324.53 |
CU OVER DUKE'S SHOULDER AS HE WRITES MUSIC, USES
PENCIL. |
| 00:29:30 1339.53 |
CU SUBTITLE "THE LABORERS"
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| 00:29:45 1354.53 |
DISSOLVE TO DUKE & ORCHESTRA -
THE LABORERS |
| 00:30:00 1369.53 |
DISSOLVE TO BLACKS SHOVEL COAL INTO FURNACE
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| 00:30:45 1414.53 |
MEN HAULING SACKS. SLAVE LABOR
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| 00:31:00 1429.53 |
CU TITLE "A TRIANGLE DANCE-JEALOUSY-BIG CITY BLUES"
DUKE & ORCHESTRA PLAY |
| 00:31:20 1449.53 |
SILHOUETTES IN WINDOW OF COUPLE DANCING. SAME IN
APARTMENT. WOMAN ALONE IN ALLEY |
| 00:32:00 1489.53 |
COUPLE RUSHES DOWN STAIRS. CU TITLE "JEALOUSY".
ARGUMENT |
| 00:32:20 1509.53 |
MAN PUSHES WOMAN DOWN, DUKE PLAYS
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| 00:32:35 1524.53 |
CU SUBTITLE "BLUES". BAND PLAYS
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| 00:33:05 1554.53 |
BILLIE HOLIDAY LYING ON GROUND SINGS "SADDEST TALE"
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| 00:34:23 1633.43 |
DUKE ELLINGTON AND ORCHESTRA
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| 00:34:40 1649.53 |
CU SUBTITLE "PART THREE: A HYMN OF SORROW". DUKE &
ORCHESTRA PLAY SONG |
| 00:35:05 1674.53 |
SCENE OF BLACK PEOPLE ON CHURCH. FUNERAL?
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| 00:35:50 1719.53 |
OLD PREACHER RAISES ARMS. DUKE CONDUCTS ORCHESTRA
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| 00:36:30 1759.53 |
CU SUBTITLE "PART FOUR: HARLEM RHYTHM" DUKE &
ORCHESTRA PLAY SONG |
| 00:36:45 1774.53 |
MAN DANCES. SILHOUETTES OF WOMEN DANCING
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| 00:37:45 1834.53 |
FILM TITLE: "RECORD MAKING WITH DUKE ELLINGTON AND
HIS ORCHESTRA" (1937) |
| 00:37:50 1839.53 |
CU SPINNING RECORD.
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| 00:38:00 1849.53 |
MANY DISCS SPINNING
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| 00:38:10 1859.53 |
DUKE ELLINGTON CONDUCTING BAND
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| 00:38:55 1904.53 |
SOUND TECHNICIAN IN MONITOR BOOTH LISTENS TO
REHEARSAL. CU TURNING KNOBS, RECORDING SESSION, RECORDING STUDIO, MOUNTING DISC ON TURNTABLE |
| 00:39:20 1929.53 |
LOWERING STYLUS INTO POSITION. MEN GIVE SIGNAL TO
START |
| 00:39:30 1939.53 |
BAND PLAYS
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| 00:39:50 1959.53 |
RECORDING TECHNICIAN WATCHES RECORD SPIN. CU
RECORDING PROCESS |
| 00:40:00 1969.53 |
CU HANDS WEARING RUBBER GLOVES WASH LAQUER DISC
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| 00:40:15 1984.53 |
CU DISC CHANGES COLOR IN SILVER SOLUTION
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| 00:40:25 1994.53 |
CU DISC BEING PUT INTO ELECTRO-PLATING BATH. CU
SWITCHES BEING THROWN |
| 00:40:40 2009.53 |
MACHINERY APPLIES COPPER COATING
|
| 00:40:55 2024.53 |
DISCS BEING SEPARATED TO CREATE MASTER RECORDING
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| 00:41:10 2039.53 |
MONTAGE: INSPECTION, MECHANICAL PROCESSES, HAND-
BRUSHING, CU MASTER. RECORD MANUFACTURING, RECORD PRESSING, RECORD PLANT, RECORD FACTORY. |
| 00:41:25 2054.53 |
WORKERS IN RECORD FACTORY. CU LABEL APPLIED. READS
"VARIETY" |
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CU ROLLING VINYL, PLASTIC INTO BALL, PUTTING IN
STAMPER. RECORD PRESSING. CU TATTOOED ARM |
| 00:41:55 2084.53 |
CU PULLING OUT FINISHED RECORD. CU LABEL, WHICH SPINS
SUPERIMPOSED OVER BAND PLAYING, FEMALE SINGER |
| 00:42:50 2139.53 |
IVY ANDERSON & DUKE ELLINGTON
I GOT TO BE A RUG CUTTER
(promo)
THE HIT PARADE OF 1937
DUKE ELLINGTON & HIS ORCHESTRA - I GOT TO BE A RUG CUTTER. FEATURING IVY ANDERSON |
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TRIO OF MEN SING
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| 00:43:35 2184.53 |
IVY SINGS. AUDIENCE OF WHITE UPPER CRUST COUPLES
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| 00:45:10 2279.53 |
CU MAN WITH FACE PAINTED LIKE A NATIVE PLAYS DRUM.
BAND PLAYS, DUKE CONDUCTS, PLAYS PIANO |
| 00:46:20 2349.53 |
DUKE ELLINGTON
MOOD INDIGO
DUKE ELLINGOTN & ORCHESTRA PERFORM "MOOD INDIGO"
"WILLOW WEEP FOR ME" |
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DUKE ELLINGTON
IT DON'T MEAN A THING IF IT AIN'T GOT THAT SWING
TWO BAND MEMBERS SING - IT DON'T MEAN A THING IF IT
AIN'T GOT THAT SWING |
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Genre: JAZZ MUSIC
Description: DUKE ELLINGTON SELECTIONS FROM SEVERAL SHORT & FEATURE FILMS. FEATURING BILLIE HOLIDAY, IVY ANDERSON, BEN WEBSTER, HARRY CARNEY, JOHNNY HODGES, FREDDIE JENKINS, COOTIE WILLIAMS, ARTHUR WHETSOL, FREDI WASHINGTON
