MLA Style

 

Book – Single Author

Brown, Sandford.  Louis Armstrong.  New York, NY: F. Watts, 1993.

 

Book – More than one Author

Montgomery, Elizabeth R. & Paul Frame.  Duke Ellington: King of Jazz.  New York: Garrard,

 

     1972.

 

Reference Book Article – Signed

Feather, Leonard G.  “Ellington, Duke.”   The Encyclopedia of Jazz.  New York, N.Y.:

 

     Da Capo Press, 1984.

 

Reference Book Article – Unsigned

“Edward Kennedy Ellington.”  Encyclopedia of World Biography.  2^nd ed.  1998.

 

Article From Newspaper

Hentoff, Nat.  “Satch and the Duke Together Again.”  The Wall Street Journal 27 Sept.

 

     2000, Eastern ed.: A24.

 

Article From Print Journal or Magazine

Ochs, Susie.  “Students Ride Ellington Express.”  Down Beat  Oct. 1999:23.

 

Article From Journal or Magazine Online

Tolson, Jay.  “The Duke and the Poet.”  U.S. News & World Report.  8 July 02:40.

 

      EbscoHost. Olney Central College Library, Olney, IL, 06-20-03 <http://search.epnet.com>.

 

Internet Site

Ricci, Michael.  “who do you consider to be the most influential jazz musician(s) of the

 

     century?”  All About Jazz.  13 Nov. 99.  All About Jazz, Inc.  08 May 01

 

     <http://www.allaboutjazz.com/threads/century.htm>.

 

Radio Show

“New Smithsonian Exhibit About Duke Ellington.”  Host Bob Edwards. Prod. Tom Cole. 

 

     Morning Edition. NPR. WETA, Washington.  13 May 1993.

 

Personal Interview

Ellington, Duke.  Personal interview.  22 July 1993.

 

Videotape

Jazz.  Dir. Ken Burns.   Warner Home Video, 2000.

 

CD or Audiocassette

Ellington, Duke.  “I Can’t Give You Anything But Love.”  Audiocassette.  Duke

 

Ellington: Greatest Hits.  RCA Victor, 1996.