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To fully appreciate the power, sophistication and cunning of the Duke Ellington Orchestra, here's the band in its prime (in Amsterdam, November 1958) playing Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue, with the mighty Paul Gonsalves on tenor saxophone.

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