Ellington Reflections
A podcast series exploring the legacy of the great Duke Ellington, his music, and his musicians.
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When Cootie Left the Duke, Pt. I (Podcast #17-009) 05.08.2017
After 11 years with Duke Ellington, Cootie Williams leaves to join Benny Goodman. Continue reading →
Piano in the Foreground (Podcast #17-008) 22.07.2017
We feature piano versions of Ellington's music, by the Maestro himself and other giants like Hines, Tyner, Waller, Tatum and others.... Continue reading →
Reflections on “The Far East Suite” (Podcast #17-007) 08.07.2017
Examining different interpretations of Ellington's Far East Suite Continue reading →
Portrait of Mahalia Jackson (Podcast #17-006) 24.06.2017
Gospel singer Mahalia Jackson and the Ellington orchestra meet in 1958. Continue reading →
Harlem (Podcast #17-005) 10.06.2017
Duke Ellington lived in Harlem and celebrated the city and the people in song. Continue reading →
“Take A Train” (Podcast #17-004) 27.05.2017
Trains were a preferred mode of transportation for Duke Ellington and he captured their essence in several great compositions. Continue reading →
Portrait of Clark Terry (Podcast #17-003) 13.05.2017
Trumpet virtuoso and flugelhorn pioneer Clark Terry was a featured soloist with the Ellington band from 1951-1959 Continue reading →
Diminuendo in Blue and Crescendo in Blue (Podcast #17-002) 29.04.2017
Duke Ellington's career is given a boost by the 1956 Newport Jazz Festival by a spirited performance of a pair of vintage compositions. Continue reading →
Introduction (Podcast #17-001) 29.04.2017
An overview of the format of the "Ellington Reflections" podcast series. Continue reading →
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