Lovely work with this thread guys.
Been enjoying Charles Mingus - The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady …the last week or so
Lovely work with this thread guys.
Been enjoying Charles Mingus - The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady …the last week or so
man oh man! I looooooooooooooooove this album. so fucking moody innit
probably his best work, imo
'kin love Mingus man
I’ve never given Mingus much time. What album of his should I listen to next?
man. you’ve got some fun times ahead!
can’t pick one, so here are my personal favourites:
Mingus Mingus Mingus
Blues and Roots
The Clown
Charles Mingus Presents
Mingus Ah Um (should be in every jazz cats collection)
Tijuana Moods
Charles Mingus Sextet with Eric Dolphy
all of these range from a solid 8/10 to absolute perfection/10
if you’re totally overwhelmed by the above, start with Mingus Ah Um.
nice one man
Second bird’s suggestion of Mingus Ah Um. Oh Yeah is a good album too.
But if you really want his most important work
http://mingusmingusmingus.com/mingus/cat-traning-program
@bird @Ruffers @Gert Great suggestions chaps! Starting with Mingus Ah Um and following that with Mingus plays piano.
Just found this, currently about 15 minutes in - audio from a gig that I foolishly skipped recently but at least this is the next best thing - Shabaka Hutchings, Seb Rochford and Neil Charles improvising for an hour.
Apparently Seb has shaved his head, which must look a bit weird. Anyway, I love this kind of thing.
sunday + jazz = sunday jazz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yrt79lROIaA&list=PLs-UKMZ-8ay4qh45KfFm2LUqG6jj7bTsq
Not normally one for this sort of more fusion-y thing, but that Snarky Puppy live record is great.
GREAT drummer in this record. Love a good drummer-percussionist combo.
awesome, awesome Monk jazz standard. Rollins absolutely kills it throughout. add JJ Johnson, Horace Silver, Paul Chambers and Art Blakey to the mix, and well…here is the result. sublime
New The Comet is Coming single:
Finally listened to my first bit of Sonny Rollins today (Saxophone Colossus, on the recommendation of this thread) and I was definitely not disappointed. Yet another artist to add to the endless number of artists to delve deeper into.
Got to love this whole Jazz thing.
Also considering my newfound love of Rollins and the events of the recent days, this seems pretty relevant Who By Fire - YouTube
Really enjoying Henry Threadgill at the moment - so much to dive into…and it’s so varied and strange.
Rest in Peace former Weather Report bassist Victor Bailey. Only 56,
http://jazztimes.com/articles/172679-bassist-victor-bailey-dies-at-56