Lindy Focus XVIII: Dec 28th Duke Ellington Tribute 2019

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1. In gratitude for the posting of this fabulous music I have indexed it. Click on each time to go to its position.
   
   19:42 East St. Louis Tootle-Oo (partial) under Bobby White Introduction
   
   20:31 Things Ain’t What They Used To Be by Mercer Ellington
   
   24:01 Jack the Bear featuring Jen Hodge on bass
   
   28:46 Blue Cellophane featuring Lucian Cobb on trombone
   
   32:33 When my Sugar Walks Down the Street transcribed by Keenan McKenzie funded by Adam Hitchcock vocal by Laura Windley
   
   36:29 Stompy Jones
   
   41:23 I’ve Got it Bad and That Ain’t Good vocal by Laura Windley
   
   45:33 So Far So Good funded by Donna Williams vocal by Laura Windley
   
   49:45 Jumpin’ Pumpkins by Mercer Ellington
   
   54:03 The Gal from Joe’s transcribed by Dan Barrett featuring Jacob Zimmerman on alto sax
   
   58:28 Mainstem
   
   1:32:45 East St. Louis Tootle-Oo (partial) under Bobby White Introduction
   
   1:33:17 Take the A-Train by Billy Strayhorn
   
   1:36:43 The Blue Ramble
   
   1:40:47 Blee Blip vocal by Jim Zeigler
   
   1:44:52 Bojangles
   
   1:48:59 Don’t Mean a Thing if It Ain’t Got That Swing vocal by Laura Windley
   
   1:53:16 The Mooch, vocalization by Laura Windley, guitar solo original played by Lonnie Johnson rendered by Jonathon Stout
   
   1:59:05 Otto Make That Riff Staccato vocal by Laura Windley, transcribed by Keenan McKenzie
   
   2:02:46 Harmony in Harlem (1937)
   
   2:07:49 Jump for Joy vocal by Laura Windley
   
   2:13:17 Cottontail
   
   2:34:22 East St. Louis Tootle-Oo (partial) under Bobby White Introduction
   
   2:39:01 Feetbone
   
   2:44:00 St. Louis Blues
   
   2:47:33 Old King Dooji
   
   2:51:10 Rocks in My Bed vocal by Laura Windley
   
   2:55:22 Perdido by Juan Tizol
   
   2:59:40 The Chocolate Shake vocal by Laura Windley
   
   3:03:24 The C-Jam Blues
   
   3:08:25 Rockin’ in Rhythm, 1950’s version with interpolation of Kind of Dukeish
   
   3:15:37 Jeep’s Blues by Johnny Hodges featuring Jacob Zimmerman on alto saxophone

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2. Excellent music! Mind blowing! Wish I could have been there.

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