The King of All, Sir Duke: Ellington and the Artistic Revolution

Peter Lavezzoli

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1. You can feel it all over: Ellington's impact on Modern Music a. Introduction b. Edward Kennedy Duke Ellington c. Stevie Wonder d. Steely Dan e. Miles Davis f. Sun Ra g. James Brown h. Sly Stone i. George Clinton ia. A Discussion with Frank Kash Waddy j. Prince k. Frank Zappa l. Charles Mingus m. Ravi Shankar n. Two Kindred Spirits o. A Spiritual Bond p. Ellington's Third Sacred Concert 2. Author's Afterword a. Ellington Recordings b. Ellington's Legacy

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