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Devwing foam keygen. As a bandleader, the American jazz bassist Charles Mingus released 51 albums between 1949 and 1977; as a sideman, Mingus appeared on a total of 34 albums. 4 albums of his music were recorded posthumously between 1979 and 1990.

AllMusic Review by Steve Huey + The Clown was Charles Mingus ' second masterpiece in a row, upping the already intense emotional commitment of Pithecanthropus Erectus and burning with righteous anger and frustration. With Pithecanthropus, Mingus displayed a gift for airtight, focused arrangements that nonetheless allowed his players great freedom to add to the established mood of each piece. This album is mostly a composite of Pithecanthropus Erectus and Mingus at the Bohemia, two sessions recorded about a month apart in 1955-56 by the Charles Mingus Quintet. Disappointingly, though still great, 'Love Chant' is an alternate take (at half the length) than the superior version on the original Pithecanthropus Erectus. Dec 01, 2016  Pithecanthropus Erectus was Charles Mingus’ breakthrough as a leader, the album where he established himself as a composer of boundless imagination and a fresh new voice that, despite his ambitiously modern concepts, was firmly grounded in jazz tradition.

Discography[edit]

Charles Mingus Autobiography

As bandleader[edit]

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• Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (1949, Uptown)
• Strings and Keys (duo with Spaulding Givens) (1953, Debut)
• The Charles Mingus Duo and Trio (1953, Fantasy)
• Charles Mingus Octet (1953, Debut)
• Jazz Composers Workshop (1954–55, Savoy)
• The Jazz Experiments of Charlie Mingus (1954, Bethlehem, originally issued as Jazzical Moods Vol. 1 & 2)
• Mingus at the Bohemia (1956, Debut)
• The Charles Mingus Quintet & Max Roach (1956, Debut)
• Pithecanthropus Erectus (1956, Atlantic)
• The Clown (1957, Atlantic)
• Mingus Three (1957, Jubilee)
• East Coasting (1957, Bethlehem)
• A Modern Jazz Symposium of Music and Poetry (1959, Bethlehem)
• Jazz Portraits: Mingus in Wonderland (1959, United Artists)
• Mingus Ah Um (1959, Columbia)
• Blues & Roots (1960, Atlantic)
• Mingus Dynasty (1960, Columbia)
• Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus (1961, Candid)
• Pre-Bird (aka Mingus Revisited) (1961, Mercury)
• Mingus! (1961, Candid)
• Tijuana Moods (RCA, 1962 [recorded 1957])
• Oh Yeah (1962, Atlantic)
• The Complete Town Hall Concert (Blue Note, 1962 [1994]) contains all tracks released on Town Hall Concert (United Artists, 1962)
• The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady (1963, Impulse!)
• Mingus Plays Piano (1963, Impulse!)
• Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus (1964, Impulse!)
• Tonight at Noon (1964, Atlantic)
• Town Hall Concert (Jazz Workshop, 1964)
• The Great Concert of Charles Mingus (America, 1964)
• Right Now: Live at the Jazz Workshop (Fantasy, 1964)
• Mingus at Monterey (Jazz Workshop, 1964)
• Music Written for Monterey 1965 (Jazz Workshop, 1965)
• My Favorite Quintet (Jazz Workshop, 1966)
• Charles Mingus in Paris: The Complete America Session (Sunnyside, 1970 [2006]) contains all tracks released on Blue Bird (America, 1970) and Pithycathropus Erectus (America, 1970)
• Charles Mingus Sextet In Berlin (Beppo, 1970)
• Charles Mingus with Orchestra (Denon, 1971)
• Let My Children Hear Music (Columbia, 1972)
• Charles Mingus and Friends in Concert (1972, Columbia)
• Mingus Moves (1973, Atlantic)
• Mingus at Carnegie Hall (1974, Atlantic)
• Changes One (1974, Atlantic)
• Changes Two (1974, Atlantic)
• Mingus at Antibes (1975, Atlantic)
• Cumbia & Jazz Fusion (1977, Atlantic)
• Three or Four Shades of Blues (1977)
• His Final Work (1977)
• Mingus in Europe Volume I (Enja, 1980 [Recorded 1964])
• Mingus in Europe Volume II (Enja, 1981 [Recorded 1964])
• Reincarnation of a Lovebird (1988, Candid [Recorded 1960])
• Revenge! (Revenge, 1996 [Recorded 1964])
• Charles Mingus Sextet with Eric Dolphy Cornell 1964 (Blue Note, 1964 [2007])

Posthumous recordings[edit]

• Something Like a Bird (1979, Atlantic) (Mingus does not play on this session)
• Me, Myself An Eye (1979, Atlantic) (Mingus does not play on this session)
• Epitaph (1990, Columbia) (Mingus does not play on this session)
• Mysterious Blues (1990, Candid) (Mingus does not play on this session)

As a sideman[edit]

• Robbins' Nest (with Illinois Jacquet) (1945, Toho)
• Mellow Mama (with Dinah Washington) (1945, Delmark)
• Hot Piano (with Wilbert Baranco) (1946, Tops)
• Deep Meditation with Howard McGhee (1945, Chronological Classics 1125)^[1]
• Sweet Potato, Hoggin', Blues a la King, Night Mist with Howard McGhee (1946, Chronological Classics 1125)^[2]
• Ivie Anderson and Her All Stars (with Ivie Anderson) (1946, Storyville)
• Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra 1948 (with Lionel Hampton) (1948, Weka)
• Lionel Hampton in Concert (with Lionel Hampton) (1948, Cicala Jazz)
• The Red Norvo Trio (with Red Norvo and Tal Farlow) (1951, Savoy)
• Move (with Red Norvo) (1951, Savoy)
• Miles Davis at Birdland 1951 (with Miles Davis) (1951, Beppo)
• Jazz in Storyville (with Billy Taylor Trio) (1952, Roost)
• The George Wallington Trios Featuring Charles Mingus, Oscar Pettiford, Max Roach (1952, Prestige)
• Spring Broadcasts 1953 (with Bud Powell) (1953, ESP)
• Inner Fires (with Bud Powell) (1953, Electra/Musician)
• Jazz at Massey Hall (aka. The Greatest Jazz Concert Ever) (with Charlie Parker) (1953, Debut)
• Introducing Paul Bley (with Paul Bley) (1953, Debut)
• Explorations (with Teo Macero) (1953, Debut)
• The New Oscar Pettiford Sextet (with Oscar Pettiford) (1953, Debut)
• Ada Moore (with Ada Moore) (1954, Debut)
• Mad Bebop (with J.J. Johnson) (1954, Savoy)
• Big Band (with Charlie Parker) (Clef, 1954)
• The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson Volume 2 (with J.J. Johnson) (1954, Blue Note)
• Relaxed Piano Moods (with Hazel Scott) (1955, Debut)
• The John Mehegan Trio/Quartet (with John Mehegan) (1955, Savoy)
• Very Truly Yours (with Jimmy Scott) (1955, Savoy)
• Evolution (with Teddy Charles) (Prestige, 1955)
• The Fabulous Thad Jones (with Thad Jones) (1955, Debut)
• New Piano Expressions (with John Dennis) (1955, Debut)
• Easy Jazz (with Ralph Sharon) (1955, London)
• Blue Moods (with Miles Davis) (1955, Debut)
• Word from Bird (with Teddy Charles) (1956, Atlantic)
• Metronome All-Stars 1956 (Clef, 1956) with the Metronome All-Stars
• New Faces (with Jimmy Knepper) (1957, Debut)
• Weary Blues - with Langston Hughes (MGM, 1959)
• Money Jungle (with Duke Ellington and Max Roach) (1962, Blue Note)

References[edit]

1. ^'Howard McGhee May 1945'. J-DISC. Columbia University. Retrieved 4 January 2020.
2. ^'Howard McGhee 1945-1946'. J-DISC. Columbia University. Retrieved 4 January 2020.

External links[edit]

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• Discography at www.jazzdisco.org accessed June 9, 2011
• Charles Mingus Homepage accessed June 9, 2011
• Discography at Charles Mingus official site accessed January 12, 2020

Sue Mingus

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