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Recorded at Singletary Center Recital Hall, Lexington, Kentucky. Includes liner notes by John Edward Hasse.
Personnel includes: Dick Domek (vocals, piano); Miles Osland (soprano & alto saxophones, clarinet); Terry Everson, Vince DiMartino (trumpet); Louis "Hap" Bourgois, Dale Warren (trombone); Zach Brock (violin); Dan Brock (guitar, banjo); Jason Tiemann (drums, percussion).
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JazzTimes (5/00, p.196) - "...Perpetuates the whole spectrum of Ellington's music....doing a remarkably good job....[in their] faithfully recreated numbers..." Ellington Celebration Music Kentucky Jazz Repertory Orchest Ellington Celebration Songs Ellington Celebration Review
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Liner Note Author: Will Friedwald.
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