Links

These are external Internet resources on Ellingtonia, not under the control of DESUK. Please let us know of others which you feel should be listed here.

We also have information about bands which play Ellingtonia in the UK.

Ellington on the Web - "I Ain't Got Nothin' But The Links"

'Web 'portal' links site run from Canada by DESUK member David Palmquist.

Echoes of Ellington Conference

Not part of the ongoing "Study Group" Conferences, this event takes place is Austin, Texas, in April 2009.

Antony Pepper's Jazz Webspace's pages on Ellington

DESUK Committee member's personal site, including pictures from Ellington '04 in Stockholm, May 2004.

Michael Kilpatrick's Ellington Transcriptions

DESUK member's personal site, where can be purchased his full big-band Ellington charts.

Tony Faulkner

DESUK member's personal site. Tony is the Leader of the DERO in Leeds, and also a composer and performer in his own right.

A Duke Ellington Panorama

A very fine site by Peter MacHare, of the Washington, DC Ellington Society, detailing Duke's recordings.

TDES (Note: music plays when visiting this site.)

The New York City Duke Ellington Society.

TDES: Celebrating 100 Years

Duke at 100 in 1999, the Centennial site of TDES.

The Duke Ellington Society, Washington, DC

The Washington, DC DE Society.

The Duke Ellington Society of Sweden

The Swedish Society's (DESS) on-line serenade to Ellington.

The DEMS Bulletin

Online newsletter of the Duke Ellington Music Society, founded by the late Benny Aasland and now produced by DESUK members Sjef Hoefsmit and Roger Boyes.

Duke-LYM (mail link)

A public mailing list celebrating Duke Ellington (Love You Madly!) run from Canada by Andrew Homzy. To subscribe, send "subscribe duke-lym" (without the quotes, and with no Subject) to majordomo@concordia.ca, after which you will receive further information.

A Tribute to Johnny Hodges

In-depth site on the altoist by Australian Duke-LYM member Michael Palmer.

The London Jazz Society

Group organised by DESUK Members in London to put on complementary bi-monthly primarily non-Ellingtonian jazz talks and recitals.

Storyville Records

Record label with several important Ellington and related releases.