| | Jed Levy Mood Ellington CD - Import Jed Levy Discography of CDs
JazzTimes (p.115) - "MOOD ELLINGTON can be both admired and enjoyed for its imaginative reworkings of some lesser-known Duke Ellington compositions, all performed with skill and affection by a stellar quintet." Jed Levy Mood Ellington Songs | 1. | New World A-Comin' |
| 2. | Action In Alexandria |
| 3. | Mood Indigo |
| 4. | Dancers In Love |
| 5. | Haupe |
| 6. | Blue Rose |
| 7. | The Neo-Hip-Hot Cool-Kiddies Community |
| 8. | Race |
| 9. | Ad Lib On Nippon |
| 10. | The Lake |
| 11. | Cycle Of Fourths |
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