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Take the "A" Train
by
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
First released:
1972,
Length:
2:54
Creators
(16)
Arranger
Billy Strayhorn
(15 Feb 1941)
Instruments
Barney Bigard
(15 Feb 1941)
tenor saxophone, clarinet
Ben Webster
(15 Feb 1941)
tenor saxophone
Duke Ellington
(15 Feb 1941)
piano
Fred Guy
(15 Feb 1941)
guitar
Harry Carney
(15 Feb 1941)
baritone saxophone, alto saxophone, clarinet
Jimmy Blanton
(15 Feb 1941)
double bass
Joe "Tricky Sam" Nanton
(15 Feb 1941)
trombone
Johnny Hodges
(15 Feb 1941)
alto saxophone, clarinet
Juan Tizol
(15 Feb 1941)
valve trombone
Lawrence Brown
(15 Feb 1941)
trombone
Otto Hardwick
(15 Feb 1941)
alto saxophone
Ray Nance
(15 Feb 1941)
trumpet
Rex Stewart
(15 Feb 1941)
cornet
Sonny Greer
(15 Feb 1941)
drums (drum set)
Wallace Jones
(15 Feb 1941)
trumpet
Works
(1)
Recording Of
Take the “A” Train
(15 Feb 1941)
Composer
Billy Strayhorn
(1939)
Lyricist
Joya Sherrill
(1944)
Releases containing this recording
(13)
Official
Album - Compilation
The Works of Duke - Vol 15
1972
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
The Blanton-Webster Band
1986
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
The Golden Age of Swing
1990
Various Artists
The Blanton-Webster Band
1993
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
The Essential Recordings
1993
Duke Ellington
Sophisticated Lady
21 May 1996
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
The Fabulous Big Band Collection
10 Feb 1998
Various Artists
100ᵉ Anniversaire
10 Aug 1999
Duke Ellington
100ᵉ Anniversaire
10 Aug 1999
Duke Ellington
Jazz Greatest Hits: The Great Ones
07 Nov 2000
Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Jelly Roll Morton, Louis Armstrong
Jazz on a Summers Day
2001
Various Artists
Golden Greats
2002
Duke Ellington
Duke Ellington 40 best original hits
2003
Duke Ellington