Jazz In New York Part Two: From Swing To Be Bop @RichardPite
Jazz In New York Part Two: From Swing To Be Bop  @RichardPite
Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Echoes Of Ellington Orchestra - It Don't Mean A Thing, from Jazz In New York Part Two: From Swing To Be Bop.
On Saturday 28th January 2017 The Jazz Repertory Company presents the follow up to their sell out show Jazz in New York Part 1. Once again we are at the wonderful Cadogan Hall (just one minute from Sloane Square tube) and the show is at 7.30. We'll be featuring The Echoes of Ellington - shown here performing Duke Ellington's 1940's version of his hit song It Don't Mean A Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing.
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Jazz In New York Part Two: From Swing To Be Bop

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