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Various Artists: Duke Ellington in Coventry - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Duke Ellington in Coventry Artist: Various Artists Label: Storyville Records Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 717101844821 Genre: Jazz Release Date: 2018 06 08 Number of Discs: 1 During the year of 1966 Duke Ellington was touring Europe. Duke Ellington's sacred concerts had many incarnations, more than the three on the commercial records: The First (1965), The Second (1968) and The Third (1973). At concerts Ellington often made changes in the
Title: Duke Ellington in CoventryArtist: Various Artists
Label: Storyville Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 717101844821
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2018-06-08
Number of Discs: 1
During the year of 1966 Duke Ellington was touring Europe. Duke Ellington's sacred concerts had many incarnations, more than the three on the commercial records: The First (1965), The Second (1968) and The Third (1973). At concerts Ellington often made changes in the proceedings - left out some numbers, and played others, and altered the succession of numbers played. This was evidenced at Coventry Cathedral on a winter's Monday, February 21st 1966. The Coventry concert had it's centerpiece in "In The Beginning God", but apart from that it was no ordinary sacred concert: Two numbers, "Come Sunday" and "Tell Me It's The Truth" would have a vocal on the issued record and in other performances of A Concert of Sacred Music the previous year, but were purely instrumental here - and the two numbers following "In The Beginning God" had no connection to a religious theme. With him on that day in Coventry Cathedral were some highly professional British vocalists, The Cliff Adams Singers and the baritone singer George Webb, giving the performance a special quality, which the band acknowledged by playing on the top of their game. The concert was filmed for TV, and part of it was telecast. Two numbers were regrettably omitted from the TV production, but are on this album, a powerful version of "Light (Montage)" from Black, Brown And Beige, and the above-mentioned "Come Sunday." The concert also includes a premiere and only performance of a new Ellington composition "Come Easter," a premiere of another new Ellington piece "West Indian Pancake," and one of the first performances of a piece which would become an important part of many concerts during the following years, "La Plus Belle Africaine."
Tracks:
1.1 New World A-Comin'
1.2 Come Sunday
1.3 Light (Montage)
1.4 Come Easter
1.5 Tell Me It's the Truth
1.6 In the Beginning God
1.7 West Indian Pancake
1.8 La Plus Belle Africaine
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★★★★★ 5
Great story
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Well developed characters and great story. What happens in Vegas does not stay in Vegas. I will highly recommend this book.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Everything
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TB Markinson + Miranda MacLeod = winning combination.
This book was everything I needed. To be fair, having read their previous collaborations, as soon as I saw this book I hit "buy" without even paying much attention to the blurb. I was not disappointed.
When I eventually got around to reading the blurb (post-purchase) I was even more excited to read it. The storyline was great, the story well-written, the characters quite likeable and relatable and all in all a great book. I went through all the feels with this: there were parts that made me laugh, parts where I had to put it down because I really wanted to shake the characters, parts where I went "awww" and couldn't hold back a tear.
So, long story short, read this book, you won't regret it
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Loved this story.
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First things first. Will there be a sequel, ladies? Perhaps children for Maisie and Drew? Hannah finding a woman to love?
I really loved this story. Horses, critters, angst and some good lovin’. What more could a woman ask for? Well done you two. You made this old broad pine for a ranch and a lovely cowgirl.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Learning to trust
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Maisie has gone to Las Vegas for her company to run a booth with her friends. Drew is in the horse racing and is also at Las Vegas. They meet up and become married when they have too much to drink. This is a really great story with Greek characters. Maisie is from the city in Wisconsin and Drew is a rancher from Wyoming. The plot revolves around Drew finding out that she is married to Maisie another fax her ranch. The store is about trust issues and how they work to overcome them and also their personalities. I recommend this book for all romance readers.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2022
★★★★★ 4
Ranch, please
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When I realized that “Two of a Kind” pairs a rancher and a white-collar marketing professional, I feared it would echo one of the similarly themed formulaic and saccharine Hallmark movies.
But I should have trusted that Markinson and MacLeod would again successfully craft a lively woman-loving-woman story that holds your interest throughout. In my opinion, this is their best collaboration so far.
The novel matches Milwaukee “city girl” Maisie Sullivan, an impoverished but bubbly marketing assistant whose goal is to finish her college degree, with the often dour Drew Campbell, a struggling Wyoming rancher whose shrugs are her most used communication device.
The two meet in Las Vegas and discover that not all that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Following a sexy and boozy night in Nevada that neither woman can remember, the co-authors move the story to remote Wyoming, where life is consumed by the demands of the Campbell family’s 14,000 acre cattle ranch.
“Two of a Kind” offers well-developed, relatable characters, great pacing, and a balanced mix of emotional, entertaining, rewarding, and romantic interactions between the two protagonists.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2022