It depends uon a number of factors. Firstly, what is it on, a scrap of paper, a photograph, a performance poster, a letter, or performance programme. Are there any other band members with it? It it a clear signature? Any fading? Any special message with it? Is the recipient a well-known person, say, another jazz musician? Is it an early signature from when he was a young man? Does it have any Cotton Club proven connection? All these things could dictate its value in the market place. It's a quite common signature but in demand because of Duke's high profile in Jazz Music. However, Duke's signature's do not make that much money unlike, say, Charlie Parker's, Billie Holiday's, or Bix Beiderbecke's.
It would very much depend upon how many of the band had also signed the program. If it was just Duke's signature, possible $100 on a good day.
Duke Ellington
Duke Ellington's real name was Edward Kennedy Ellington, so Duke was his nickname, given to him at around age 15 because he had gentlemen like qualities.
Duke Ellington's parents were Daisy Kennedy Ellington and James Edward Ellington.
Duke ellington died of lung cancer
Take the A train was the signature tune of Duke Ellington.
It would very much depend upon how many of the band had also signed the program. If it was just Duke's signature, possible $100 on a good day.
One of the sister's son
No. Douglas Ellington is a grand nephew to Duke Ellington.
Mercedes Ellington. Mercedes Ellington is Duke Ellingtons grand daughter ! Not his daughter.Mercer is her father. Duke Ellington's daughter's name is April Ellington,from Duke's second family.
The cast of Salute to Duke Ellington - 1950 includes: Duke Ellington as himself Duke Ellington Orchestra as Themselves
Duke Ellington's birth name is Ellington, Edward Kennedy.
Duke Ellington was a pianist and a jazz composer
Duke Ellington
Duke Ellington did not go to college.
Duke Ellington was a renowned composer, pianist, and big-band leader in the jazz genre, but he was not known for writing books or other written works. Ellington was primarily focused on creating and performing music throughout his career.
Duke Ellington's real name was Edward Kennedy Ellington, so Duke was his nickname, given to him at around age 15 because he had gentlemen like qualities.