CHARLES MINGUS ULTRA-RARE MINT 'MINGUS AT MONTEREY' "BALANCED STEREO" VERSION
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CHARLES MINGUS 'MINGUS AT MONTEREY' ULTRA-RARE MINT "BALANCED STEREO" VERSION MINGUS IS AT THE PEAK OF HIS POWERS!
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Mingus at Monterey Review by Scott Yanow
Courtesy of All Music Guide to Jazz, 3rd EditionOne of the high points of Charles Mingus' career was his appearance at the 1964 Monterey Jazz Festival. This double LP contains the entire set: a lengthy Duke Ellington medley, "Orange Was the Color of Her Dress," and a stunning version of "Meditations on Integration" as performed by a 12-piece group featuring such players as altoist Charles McPherson, John Handy (on tenor), trumpeter Lonnie Hillyer, and pianist Jaki Byard. This music showcases the bassist/composer/bandleader at the peak of his powers.
Charles Mingus – Mingus At Monterey
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Label: Charles Mingus – JWS 001/JWS 002 Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Album, "Balanced Stereo" Country: US Released: 1966 Genre: Jazz Style:Tracklist
Duke Ellington Medley: A1 I've Got It Bad A2 In A Sentimental Mood A3 All Too Soon A4 Mood Indigo A5 Sophisticated Lady A6 Take The A Train B1 Take The A Train (Part II) B2 Applause by the Folks; Comments by Charles Mingus B3 Orange Was the Color of Her Dress, Then Silk Blue C1 Orange Was the Color of Her Dress, Then Silk Blue (Part II) C2 Meditations On Integration D1 Meditations On Integration (Part II)Credits
- Alto Saxophone – Charles McPherson
- Alto Saxophone, Flute, Piccolo Flute – Buddy Collette
- Baritone Saxophone, Bass Clarinet – Jack Nimitz
- Design – Al Corchia, Jr.
- Drums – Dannie Richmond
- Edited By – Bob Simpson
- Edited By, Bass – Charles Mingus
- Photography – Hollyman-Photo Researchers, Jill Krementz
- Piano – Jaki Byard
- Tenor Saxophone – John Handy
- Trombone – Lou Blackburn
- Trumpet – Bobby Bryant, Lonnie Hillyer, Melvin Moore (2)
- Tuba – Red Callender
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This version comes with the rare attached printed insert (SEE MY PHOTOS!)Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (etched in runout side 1A): RR4M-5086-P1
- Matrix / Runout (etched in runout side 1B): RR4M-5089-P1
- Matrix / Runout (etched in runout side 2A): RR4M-5087-P1
- Matrix / Runout (etched in runout side 2B): RR4M-5088-P1
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