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DESOR Section one - Sessions 1075 DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA Prob.end of december, 1970 Caesar's Palace Las Vegas,NV Same as 7082. DE9052a Take The "A" Train NlR NTD·6502·2 DE9052b Creole Love Call NlR NTD·6502·2 NOTE· 9052a Same as 6552a. 9052b lO/3°IHA(cl.)·RP(cl.)-HC(bs.cl.)&MJ;cod2DE. DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA November 15.1966 Temple Emmanuel .Beverly Hills Los Angeles,CA Concert Same as 6610.but: EM.TW,JMP.CHO(vc.)added. "CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC" DE9054a 01. Come Sunday unissued DE9054b 02. Light(Montage) unissued DE9054c 12.My Mother. My Father And Love vcJMP unissued DE9054d 13.Soul Call unissued DE9054e 03.Tell Me It's The Truth vcEM unissued DE9054f 06.In The Beginning God vcTW.CHO unissued DE9054g 08. "NEW WORLD A-COMIN or, unissued DE9054h 09.Will You Be There? vcCHO unissued DE9054i 10.99t Won't Do vcJMP ,CHO unissued DE9054j 11.Ain't But The One vcJMP,CHO unissued DE9054k 14.Come Sunday vcEM unissued DE90541 15.The Lord's Prayer vcEM unissued DE9054m 19.Come Sunday vcTW uni ssued UN(t.d.)added. DE9054n 16.David Danced=Come Sunday vcCHO uni ssued NOTE - Before 9054a is performed Come Sunday sung by the CHOIR. Between 9054d and 9054e are performed I Cried Then I Cried. Swing Low Sweet Chariot and I Feel Like A Motherless Child sung by the CHOIR. New World A-Comin' is played by DE only: JMP talks in Will You Be There?, sung by the CHOIR acc.by DE only. 9054a Same as 6551a. 9054b Same as 6551b, but: int10CA:1°III3CA&BAND,t,lCA&BAND.4BAND. 9054c Same as 65511. 9054d Same as 6647d.but: cod2SW,t.2BAND&SW&CA. 9054e Same as 6564c,but: int4DE. 9054f Same as 6685f.but: int2JL:1°(nc)I6DE:SW instead of RJ:and: lib76SW:pass2DE: 14°(nc)I4CHO;cod2BAND&CHO. 9054g Same as 6439g,but: 12°(nc)I8DE:13°IVDE:pas6DE;14°IDE:cod18DE. 9054h Same as 6564g. but: int2DE:and:CHO instead of HMC. 9054i Same as 6685i. 9054j Same as 6685j. 9054k Same as 6551n. 90541 int6DE. 8BAND:1°EM:pas2DE:2°/5°EM:cod8EM,4BAND&EM. 9054m int4DE;1°TW. 9054n Same as 6685m.but:UN(t.d.) instead of BBr, and: 6°4UN(t.d.)&DE.t. DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA November 15.1970 Temple Emmanuel .Beverly Hills Los Angeles,CA Concert Same as 7082.but: UF.HMC(vc.)added. "SECOND SACRED CONCERT" DE9055a 08.Meditation unissued DE9055b 16.Come Sunday vcTW unissued DE9055c 09.The Biggest unissued DE9055d 10.T.G.T.T. vcUF uni ssued DE9055e 11.Don·t Get Down On Your Knees vcnl unissued DE9055f 12.Father Forgive vcTW.HMC uni ssued DE9055g 13.Don't Get Down On Your Knees vcTW uni ssued DE9055h 14.Praise God And Dance vcUF,HMC unissued NOTE - Meditation is played by DE and JBe only: T.G.T.T. is performed by DE and UF only: Father Forgive is sung by TW and HMC only. 9055a Same as 6709c. 9055b inr4DE:1°TW:cod2DE. 9055c Same as 6806j.but: lib68RJ:cod6BAND&RJ.2RJ,2BAND&RJ. 9055d int4DE:1°UF(vc.). 9055e Same as 6823i. 9055f Same as 6805i. 9055g Same as 6806m. 9055h Same as 7019n,but: UF (vc.) instead of NL. .

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