Charlie Mingus Four Classic Albums Plus 2-CD NEW SEALED Remastered Jazz
\u201CThe greatness of jazz is that it is an art of the moment\u2026\u2026\u2026..particularly through improvisation\u2026\u2026\u2026..and through the successive relation of one composition to another\u201D So speaks Charlie Mingus in the liner notes for his large band tribute to the blues on \u201CBlues And Roots,\u201D the first of our four albums devoted to the legendary bass player, pianist, composer and arranger. On \u201CMingus Three\u201D by contrast, Mingus is joined by pianist Hampton Hawes and we can witness the two sparring with each other while Mingus stalwart Dannie Richmond provides the beat in a session from 1957. Forward to 1959 and we find Mingus in concert with his Jazz Workshop at the Nonagon Art Gallery in New York for \u201CJazz Portraits\u201D. Among a superb band we will discover alto man John Handy in his very first recording date before leaving to form his own band as well as tenor man Booker Ervin again a first timer in the studio. \u201C\u2026..I think I a!
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\u201CThe greatness of jazz is that it is an art of the moment\u2026\u2026\u2026..particularly through improvisation\u2026\u2026\u2026..and through the successive relation of one composition to another\u201D So speaks Charlie Mingus in the liner notes for his large band tribute to the blues on \u201CBlues And Roots,\u201D the first of our four albums devoted to the legendary bass player, pianist, composer and arranger. On \u201CMingus Three\u201D by contrast, Mingus is joined by pianist Hampton Hawes and we can witness the two sparring with each other while Mingus stalwart Dannie Richmond provides the beat in a session from 1957. Forward to 1959 and we find Mingus in concert with his Jazz Workshop at the Nonagon Art Gallery in New York for \u201CJazz Portraits\u201D. Among a superb band we will discover alto man John Handy in his very first recording date before leaving to form his own band as well as tenor man Booker Ervin again a first timer in the studio. \u201C\u2026..I think I a!
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\u201CThe greatness of jazz is that it is an art of the moment\u2026\u2026\u2026..particularly through improvisation\u2026\u2026\u2026..and through the successive relation of one composition to another\u201D So speaks Charlie Mingus in the liner notes for his large band tribute to the blues on \u201CBlues And Roots,\u201D the first of our four albums devoted to the legendary bass player, pianist, composer and arranger. On \u201CMingus Three\u201D by contrast, Mingus is joined by pianist Hampton Hawes and we can witness the two sparring with each other while Mingus stalwart Dannie Richmond provides the beat in a session from 1957. Forward to 1959 and we find Mingus in concert with his Jazz Workshop at the Nonagon Art Gallery in New York for \u201CJazz Portraits\u201D. Among a superb band we will discover alto man John Handy in his very first recording date before leaving to form his own band as well as tenor man Booker Ervin again a first timer in the studio. \u201C\u2026..I think I a!
Product Specifications
General | |
|---|---|
artist | charles mingus |
colour | blue |
features | compilation, studio recording |
format | cd |
style | jazz instrument |
type | album |
Size | 1 |
Brand | Avid Jazz |
Language | english |
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