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DUKE ELLINGTON NEWS
SEPTEMBER 2008
PAUL ELLINGTON GUESTS ON ICONS RADIO HOUR
JULY 16, 2008
Duke Ellington to be honored at first day
of issue party July 16 at the Newark Museum
JUNE 20, 2008
DUKE ELLINGTON TO APPEAR ON U.S. MINT QUARTER
Duke Ellington has edged out Frederick Douglass and Benjamin Banneker as the most popular image to be etched on the D.C. quarter
APRIL 29, 1980
DUKE ELLINGTON BIRTHDAY AND LAUNCH OF THE OFFICIAL DUKE ELLINGTON WEB SITE
APRIL 27,2008
LICENSEBOX WELCOMES THE IMMORTAL DUKE ELLINGTON TO ITS CLIENT LIST!
April 26, 2008 at 8:00PM
Lincoln Theatre
1215 U St NW
Washington, D.C., District of Columbia 20009
CATEGORY
Music
Duke Ellington Jazz Festival Presents
DUKE, ELLA & BEYOND
MAY 20, 2008
Celebrate Duke Ellington's Life and Works in the company of other fans and aficionados by attending this Duke Ellington Conference, the first to be Held in London.
This four-day festival will take place in Bloomsbury in central London in late May this year. The 20th Ellington Conference (the first for four years, and the first in Britain since 1997), it runs from Thursday evening May 22nd till the evening of Holiday Monday May 26th.
DUKE ELLINGTON JAZZ FESTIVAL OCTOBER 1-7, 2008
This year, festival attendees will be treated to a robust and diverse array of performances and programs throughout Washington, DC, Oct. 1-7.
Press Release Vintage Black Cinema June 16, 2008
Press Release Morrison Hotel Gallery Loft June 17, 2008
Press Release The Duke Ellington Orchestra at The Blue Note NYC
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Tony Bennett and Paul Ellington at The Morrison Hotel Gallery, in New York City for the preview of "In Session" on July 17, 2008. click for more info
Paul Ellington, left, grandson of Duke Ellington and leader of the Duke Ellington Orchestra, actress Lynn Whitfield, star of The Josephine Baker Story, and Newark Mayor Cory Booker view movie poster stamps honoring vintage black cinema during a first-day-of-issue ceremony at the Newark Museum on July 16, 2008. click for more info