- "In a
Mellow Tone", also
known as "In a
Mellotone", is a 1939 jazz
standard composed by Duke Ellington, with
lyrics written by Milt Gabler. The song was...
- States,
under the
guidance of
manager **** Levister.
Originally named the
Mellotones, the
group was
signed to the
Herald label. "Tonite, Tonite" was written...
-
named the
Mellotones, in
which he met
keyboard player Don
Montre in 1969.
Forming a friendship,
Livgren and
Montre decided to
leave the
Mellotones and join...
- "an
obscure 'answer'
record to 'Hound Dog'", by
Chuck Higgins and His
Mellotones' with a
vocal by Higgins'
brother "Daddy Cleanhead". The
composition was...
-
transfers of all nine
professionally recorded Jenkins songs from her
original Mellotone Studios sessions recorded in New York City
between 1941 and 1944, plus...
- performance, and
Sarah Vaughan's rendition. "In a
Mellow Tone" (a.k.a. "In a
Mellotone") is a song
composed by Duke
Ellington with
lyrics by Milt Gabler. "Polka...
- Also
built pianos under the
Bennington name, and
player pianos under the
Mellotone and
Playernola name as well. Behr
Brothers & Co. New York US 1880–1950...
- 1934–1939 1955
Early Recordings: Duke Ellington,
Volume 1 "X" 1956 In a
Mellotone RCA
Victor 1940–1942 1956 Duke
Ellington Plays Allegro 1946 a 10-inch...
-
later used the song's
chord progression in his 1939 composition, "In a
Mellotone". "Rose Room" is also the song with
which Charlie Christian impressed...
- was telescopic. A flush-****ing
sliding roof was provided. The
Lucas mellotone wind-horns
adjusted for town or country. The
luxurious upholstery was...
