Satin Doll (Joe Pass)

Joe Pass · 1974 · Standard d'Ellington et Strayhorn ouvrant l'album

Context

Excerpt from Portraits of Duke Ellington, Joe Pass's trio with Ray Brown and Bobby Durham, recorded in Los Angeles on 21 June 1974 for Pablo (producer Norman Granz), shortly after Ellington's death. First piece on the album, with lyrics by Johnny Mercer. The album reached number 37 on the Billboard Jazz Albums chart in 1975.

In the genealogy of jazz

This track belongs to Swing, big bands, Neoclassicism, Young Lions. Among the origins and influences of Swing, big bands: Chicago, Stride (Harlem piano), Harlem: Henderson, Redman, Ellington, Kansas City, Boogie-woogie, Symphonic jazz, dance orchestras.

By the same artist

• In a Mellow Tone (1974)
• Sophisticated Lady (Joe Pass) (1974)
• Caravan (Joe Pass) (1974)
• Blues for Alican (1973)
• Here's That Rainy Day (1973)
• My Old Flame (1973)

Sources

• EN: Portraits of Duke Ellington

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