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3 de jul. de 2015 · Charles Mingus - Lost Ronnie Scott's Jam Blue Mark Music (J) BMM-047/048/049. Jon Faddis, trumpet; Charles McPherson, alto sax; Bobby Jones, tenor sax, clarinet; John Foster, piano; Charles Mingus, bass; Roy Brooks, drums, musical saw. Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, London, England, August 14 or 15, 1972.
The flagship repertory ensemble Mingus Big Band celebrates the 100th anniversary of Mingus’ birth with The Charles Mingus Centennial Sessions, its highest quality studio recording to date. Highlights include twenty-two compositions and new arrangements, vocals and narrations by Charles’ son Eric Mingus, and over thirty first-class musicians rotating in Mingus Big Band tradition.
25 de oct. de 2007 · This is an album-based discography (as opposed to session-based) to Charles Mingus's recordings as leader (sideman discography is also available).Both authorized and unauthorized recordings are listed here among with few unissued private tapes, but information about unauthorized recordings will be moved to "Information" sections of their corresponding authorized releases as soon as they become ...
Charles Mingus [Charles Mingus Jr.] (born April 22, 1922, Nogales, AZ; died January 5, 1979, Cuernavaca, Mexico; aged 56), bass, piano, composer, leader.
Charles Mingus Jr. Perfil: American jazz multi-instrumentalist, composer, bandleader, and civil rights activist. Born: 22 April 1922 in Nogales, Arizona, USA. Died: 5 January 1979 in Cuernavaca, Mexico (aged 56). Mingus was a forerunner in double bass technique, he also pioneered in overdubbing and cutting-up/reassembling tapes of different ...
Charles Mingus discography. Total albums in discography: 243. Sort albums by: View albums as co-leader or side person. Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus To ...
Mingus, Charles. 1971. Beneath The Underdog. Edited by Nel King. New York: Alfred A. Knopf./Vintage Books. 1991. Mingus, Charles. 1991. More Than A Fakebook: The Music Of Charles Mingus. Edited by Sue Mingus, historical perspective and musical analyses by Andrew Homzy, transcriptions by Don Sickler. New York: Jazz Workshop.
