Duke Ellington

Edward "Duke" Ellington became famous for composing, conducting, and playing jazz music. Heard throughout the world, his music combined many styles and sounds inspired by African-American culture. He cared deeply about promoting the dignity and self-respect of African Americans through his works. In this biography, Carin T. Ford explores Ellington's life, his passion, and how he became one of the most famous jazz musicians. Book jacket.

Doing It His Way	p. 5
Between Music and Art	p. 10
Putting It Together	p. 23
Back in New York	p. 35
The Cotton Club	p. 46
New Horizons	p. 58
A Temporary Halt	p. 69
Beyond Barriers	p. 83
Changing Times	p. 98
Tributes	p. 107
Chronology	p. 117
Chapter Notes	p. 119
Discography	p. 125
Further Reading and Internet Addresses	p. 126
Index	p. 127
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