Duke Ellington – All Too Soon

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Tracklist

A1	Caravan Written-By – Juan Tizol	3:58
A2	Sophisticated Lady Written-By – Mitchell Parish	5:28
A3	All Too Soon Written-By – Duke Ellington	3:57
A4	I'm Beginning To See The Light Written-By – Johnny Hodges	3:15
A5	Mood Indigo Written-By – Irving Mills	3:28
A6	Solitude Written-By – Irving Mills	3:10
B1	Take The "A" Train Written-By – Billy Strayhorn	3:27
B2	Main Stem Written-By – Duke Ellington	4:48
B3	In A Sentimental Mood Written-By – Manny Kurtz	4:41
B4	Just A Sittin' And A Rockin' Written-By – Lee Gaines	4:39
B5	Rocks In My Bed Written-By – Duke Ellington	5:57

Recorded at: Group IV Studios, Hollywood, CA January 21, 1980

℗ 1980 Pablo Records Inc.
Made in U.S.A.

Runouts are etched except for Artisan logo.

Matrix / Runout (A-side label): PP-2353
Matrix / Runout (B-side label): PP-2354
Matrix / Runout (A-side runout, variant 1): 2312-117 PP-2353 ⌽ Ⓐ [Artisan logo] GF
Matrix / Runout (B-side runout, variant 1): 2312-117 PP-2354 Ⓐ [Artisan logo] GF
Matrix / Runout (A-side runout, variant 2): 2312-117 PP-2353 ① [Artisan logo] GF
Matrix / Runout (B-side runout, variant 2): 2312-117 PP-2354 ② [Artisan logo] GF

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
New Submission	All Too Soon Quadrant Toasts Duke Ellington (LP, Stereo)	Pablo Records	2312-117	Canada	1980
New Submission	All Too Soon Quadrant Toasts Duke Ellington (LP, Stereo)	Pablo Records	2312-117		1980
New Submission	All Too Soon Quadrant Toasts Duke Ellington (LP, Album, Stereo)	Pablo Records	28MJ 3005	Japan	1980
New Submission	All Too Soon Quadrant Toasts Duke Ellington (LP, Stereo)	Pablo Records	2312-117		1980
New Submission	All Too Soon Quadrant Toasts Duke Ellington (LP, Stereo)	Pablo today	2312-117		1980

jgknick Apr 9, 2023
Edited 2 years ago

This is essentially a Milt Jackson album. The primary accompanying voice is Joe 's mellow guitar. The first track is edgier than the rest of the album, which is primarily beautiful and relaxed. If you like Milt Jackson, you will really enjoy this; he had not lost a step in 1980. Sounds great, like just about every Pablo record I've ever heard.