Clark terry mood indigo books

The clark terry quartet mood indigo copenhagen, 1985 official. Johnny hodges plays this ellington standard as if channelling god, and clark terry gives a brilliant muted improv to savor like. Clark terry and his big bad band 1974 library of congress. Mood indigo, asias largest college cultural festival, has developed over the years into so much more. The twovolume dukes diary provides a fascinating insight into the life and times of one of the greatest figures in american music, the incomparable edward kennedy duke ellington. Johnson, fats waller and his main influence willie the lion smith. Mood indigo composer is a crossword puzzle clue that we have spotted 1 time. Iffy moments are few and far between, but there are a few brief strong images, though they occur within an entirely artificial, fanciful world. Indigo moods you aint been blue, til youve had that mood indigo. Mood indigo, iit bombay asias largest college cultural. With unsparing honesty and a superb eye for detail, clark terry, born in 1920, takes us from his impoverished childhood in st. Live in chicago the legendary trumpeter was in good spirits and excellent form as 1989 became 1990. Even if you have a high tolerance for whimsy, mood indigo may still be too much. Gingerbread men is an album by trumpeter clark terry and trombonist bob brookmeyer.

Mood indigo, your first big hit in 1930, is now a monster stretching past 15 minutes, with so many hills and valleys that it becomes a landscape. When he left the basie and ellington bands, also two of my idols, to join mine, it was one of the most. In a mellow tone, days of wine and roses, mood indigo, mr. Terry clarks most popular book is a revolution of the mind. Louie bellson and his allstar orchestra louies big band augmented with ellington alumni. Clark terry lp duke with a difference on riverside rlp 12246 mono. Mood indigo is a jazz song with music by duke ellington and barney bigard and lyrics by irving mills. New darktown jazz band plays mood indigo new darktown jazz band, stuttgart. Dialog by justin kauflin and clark terry breeze blow my baby back to me. A tribute to duke ellington is the th release in the series, bringing together the talents of mary j. Ella fitzgerald sings the duke ellington song book 1957. If it aint got that swing, in a sentimental mood, mood indigo, as well.

The brian harper translation is called foam of the daze. Although irving millsjack millss brother and publishing partnertook credit for the lyrics, mitchell parish claimed in a 1987 interview that he had written the lyrics. This sheet music does not have a license and is ed. The autobiography of clark terry by clark terry jazztimes. As a pianist duke ellington was originally an excellent stride player who gained the respect of such giants as james p.

Digital duke is an album by mercer ellington and the duke ellington orchestra that won the grammy award for best large jazz ensemble album in 1988. The stereo versions of mood indigo and willow weep for me are different from their mono counterparts. As in mind and human nature and the we and the i, the filmmaker creates surreal or flatout fantastic images, but. Clark terry great american music hall dec 3, 1976 set 2 clark terry all stars radio city music hall jul 7, 1974. Clark terry duke with a difference 1957, vinyl discogs. Clark terry shines on this recording, and did with the band until he left. I read waiting to exhale when i was a little too young on a six hour. Mood indigo stands out among a group of eight standouts. Dire straits san antonio municipal auditorium aug 16, 1985. The ballad mood indigo is magnificient, with hodges, terry, gonsalves, tyre gleen on vibes, and quentin jackson on trombone. Mood indigo was translated in 1967 by stanley chapman, and my edition tamtam books was translated about ten years ago. Both clark terry and jon faddis play trumpet and fluegelhorn and both blend sly humor and virtuosity in their playing. The original chapman edition was called froth on a daydream. Piano sheet music for mood indigo, composed by duke ellington for piano.

Cover versions of mood indigo written by duke ellington. Parents need to know that mood indigo is a romantic fantasy by acclaimed director michel gondry. Ray nance, cat anderson, shorty baker, clark terry, willie cook, trumpets. Mood indigo free sheet music by duke ellington pianoshelf. Books by terry clark author of a revolution of the mind. There are a multitude of versions of this album in circulation. His third book modern images of akron was recently released by arcadia publishing.

Blige, mos def and talib kweli, amel larrieux, les nubians, medeski. Clark terry quartet mood indigo live at copenhagen. Although he played with a many firstrate leaders over the course of his career, woodyard is most closely associated with duke ellington. Rip clark terry, bebop trumpeter, a pioneer of the flugelhorn in jazz, who died on 21 february 2015, aged 94. Clark terry jazz allstars loeb student center, nyu jul 2, 1976. The sidemen that terry plays with on these albums with are some of jazzs greatest, wynton kelly, philly joe jones, paul chambers, as well as many from. In the interest of full disclosure, i have a long and varied history with terry mcmillan books.

Terry clark has 71 books on goodreads with 124 ratings. Clark terry was my first trumpet teacher as a teen in seattle, my idol, and my brother. The album features terry in lead on trumpet, plus alto by johnny hodges, tenor by paul gonsalves, piano. Dire straits southern star ampitheatre aug 17, 1985. The song mood indigo was written by duke ellington, irving mills and barney bigard and was first recorded by the jungle band in 1930. That feelin goes stealin down to my shoes while i sit and sigh, go long blues. Take the a train, rock skipping at the blue note by billy strayhorn. Always get that mood indigo, since my baby said goodbye. Clark terry duke with a difference releases discogs. He had a powerful impact on the career of quincy jones. Duke with a difference is an album by american jazz trumpeter clark terry featuring tracks. The 24k gold cd is housed in a deluxe hard cover book package with booklet containing archival photographs.

Mood indigo sounded different in 1933 than it did in 1953 or 1973. I have read some of her books for pleasure and some for college classes. Clark terry duke with a difference 1990, cd discogs. Louis, missouri, where jazz could be heard everywhere, to the smokefilled small clubs and carnivals across the jim crow south where he got his start. After an illadvised swerve into superhero territory, director michel gondry returns to form with an otherworldly.

Compelling from cover to cover, this is the story of one of the most recorded and beloved jazz trumpeters of all time. It was covered by milt jackson, ray brown, mickey roker, joe pass, brenda and pete, floyd cramer, charles lloyd, jason moran and other artists. Dialog by clark terry and justin kauflin mood indigo duke ellington 1. Duke ellingtons death, just a little over a month ago, deprives american music of one of its great personalities and a great jazzmansome might say the greatest of them all. Clark terry is recognized as one of jazzs preeminent trumpetersflugelhornists, and these albums are testament to that, as is the number of years he played in duke ellingtons orchestra. Joe williams, vocals, clark terry, trumpet in the 3rd work. If you bought this cd and for some reason it was scratched and could only play mood indigo over and over again, it would be worth 5 stars. Clark terry live at great american music hall, dec 3, 1976. The clark terry quartet mood indigo live at jazzhus montmartre in copenhagen, 1985 clark terry. Terrys book is conversational in style but blunt and exacting in detail about people and dates.