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Duke Ellington: By Arrangement

John Harle, Frank Ricotti & Mike Henry, John Harle John Harle/John Harle Band/Sir Richard Rodney Bennett Sir Richard Rodney Bennett, Paul Jones, Derek Watkins & Terry Edwards, Stan Tracey & Henry Lowther, John Harle & Sir Richard Rodney Bennett, John Harle & Sarah Leonard, Barbara...

Duke Ellington: By Arrangement
The Duke might have bridled at John Harle's arrangement of Ellington standards, but the saxophonist's virtuosity would have brought him to his feet.

Duke Ellington: By Arrangement

John Harle, Frank Ricotti & Mike Henry, John Harle John Harle/John Harle Band/Sir Richard Rodney Bennett Sir Richard Rodney Bennett, Paul Jones, Derek Watkins & Terry Edwards, Stan Tracey & Henry Lowther, John Harle & Sir Richard Rodney Bennett, John Harle & Sarah Leonard, Barbara...

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The Duke might have bridled at John Harle's arrangement of Ellington standards, but the saxophonist's virtuosity would have brought him to his feet.

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Although Duke Ellington was foremost in the world of jazz, he should be regarded as one of the great composers of the 20th century, regardless of genre. One of John Harle's childhood influences was hearing Johnny Hodge's saxophone in the Duke Ellington Band in London in the early 1970s, and Harle's performances here are a homage to Ellington. The Jamaican jazz pianist Monty Alexander and the American operatic soprano Barbara Hendricks recorded their Ellington tribute at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1994.

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John Harle, Frank Ricotti & Mike Henry, John Harle John Harle/John Harle Band/Sir Richard Rodney Bennett Sir Richard Rodney Bennett, Paul Jones, Derek Watkins & Terry Edwards, Stan Tracey & Henry Lowther, John Harle & Sir Richard Rodney Bennett, John Harle & Sarah Leonard, Barbara Hendricks

John Harle Band, Monty Alexander Trio

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July 2011

The Duke might have bridled at John Harle's arrangement of Ellington standards, but the saxophonist's virtuosity would have brought him to his feet.
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