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The contributions of lead trumpeter [[Bubber Miley]] helped define his 'jungle' sound in which the trumpet was made to 'speak' through skilful use of the mute, a style continued by Miley's successor [[Cootie Williams]].
 
The contributions of lead trumpeter [[Bubber Miley]] helped define his 'jungle' sound in which the trumpet was made to 'speak' through skilful use of the mute, a style continued by Miley's successor [[Cootie Williams]].
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Later, Ellington's band absorbed the influence of the more swinging [[Count Basie]] band, whilst remaining true to his original conception of advanced arrangements. His masterpieces were arguably recorded around the time of [[World War Two]].
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Later, Ellington's band absorbed the influence of the more swinging [[Count Basie]] band, whilst remaining true to his original conception of advanced arrangements.  
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Many of his masterpieces were recorded around the time of [[World War Two]].
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Ellington continued recording up until his death in 1974, still producing innovative music into his old age.
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Ellington continued recording up until his death in 1974, still producing innovative music into his seventies.
    
[[Category:Musicians|Ellington, Duke]]
 
[[Category:Musicians|Ellington, Duke]]
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