I want to make love to that bari. Much love for Charlie and his work in general. Edit: This is from 'Nostalgia in Times Square' 1993 - Ronnie Cuber plays the bari.

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Live at Montreux 1975 Charles Mingus [b] Don Pullen [p] George Adams [s] Gerry Mulligen [bs] Benny Bailey [t] Danny Richmond [d]

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July 28, 1974; Umbria Jazz Festival, Todi, Italy Charles Mingus (bass), Dannie Richmond (drums), Don Pullen (piano), George Adams (tenor sax), Hamiet Bluiett (baritone sax)

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Please check my jazzblog at jazzpages.tumblr.com An extraordinary portrait of Charles Mingus by Thomas Reichman.

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"Better Git It In Your Soul" performed by Charles Mingus and band. Taken from the 1959 "Mingus Ah Um" Jazz album. Composed by Charles Mingus. Musicians: John Handy: Alto sax Booker Ervin: Tenor sax Shafi Hadi: Tenor sax Jimmy Knepper: Trombone Horace Parlan: Piano Charles Mingus: Bass Dannie Richmond: Drums

Charles Mingus Better Git It In Your Soul

Bass solo by the great Charles Mingus.

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Live in Belgium 1964. Charles Mingus bass - Eric Dolphy bass clarinet, flute - Clifford Jordan sax tenor - Jaki Byard piano - Dannie Richmond drums

Charles Mingus Meditations On Integration

Take The A Train, tune of Billy Strayhorn interpreted by Mingus Sextet in Oslo. Charles Mingus Double Bass Eric Dolphy Bass Clarinet Dannie Richmond Drum Clifford Jordan Tenor Sax Jackie Byard Piano Johnny Coles Trumpet

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"Moanin'" performed by Charles Mingus and band. Taken from the 1959 "Blues & Roots" Jazz album. Composed by Charles Mingus. Musicians: Charles Mingus: Bass John Handy: Alto sax Jackie McLean: Alto sax Booker Ervin: Tenor sax Pepper Adams: Baritone sax Jimmy Knepper: Trombone Willie Dennis: Trombone Dannie Richmond: Drums Horace Parlan: Piano

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"Original Faubus Fables" performed by Charles Mingus. Taken from the 1960 "Charles Mingus presents Charles Mingus" record. Composed by Charles Mingus. It was written as a direct protest against Arkansas governor Orval E. Faubus, who in 1957 sent out the National Guard to prevent the integration of Little Rock Central High School by nine African American teenagers. This composition was also released a year earlier on the "Mingus Ah Um" record as "Fables Of Faubus" but only instrumental as record company Columbia refused the lyrics. Lyrics: Oh, Lord, don't let 'em shoot us! Oh, Lord, don't let 'em stab us! Oh, Lord, don't let 'em tar and feather us! Oh, Lord, no more swastikas! Oh, Lord, no more Ku Klux Klan! Name me someone who's ridiculous, Dannie. Governor Faubus! Why is he so sick and ridiculous? He won't permit integrated schools. Then he's a fool! Boo! Nazi Fascist supremists! Boo! Ku Klux Klan (with your Jim Crow plan) Name me a handful that's ridiculous, Dannie Richmond. Faubus, Rockefeller, Eisenhower Why are they so sick and ridiculous? Two, four, six, eight: They brainwash and teach you hate. HELLO, Hello. Musicians: Charles Mingus: Bass Ted Curson: Trumpet Eric Dolphy: Alto saxophone Dannie Richmond: Drums

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Berlin 5th of November Charles Mingus - bass Joe Gardner - trumpet Hamiet Bluiett - saxophone John Foster - piano Roy Brooks - drums

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Charles Mingus was the undisputed greatest Jazz Bassist of all time. he was a bop player but also played with many artist before and after bop including Duke Ellington and John Coltrane. he is the man responsible for the bass being used for more than just time keeping purposes. he was also a great composer. he died in 1979, but left a legacy behind to make it seem he will never die. enjoy.

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Charles Mingus was an American Jazz bassist born in Arizona in 1922. He composed many jazz album but, in my opinion, this is the most particular and amazing of his production... Tracklist: 1. "Track A — Solo Dancer" 6:20 Stop! Look! and Listen, Sinner Jim Whitney! 2. "Track B — Duet Solo Dancers" 6:25 Hearts' Beat and Shades in Physical Embraces 3. "Track C — Group Dancers" 7:00 (Soul Fusion) Freewoman and Oh, This Freedom's Slave Cries 4. "Mode D — Trio and Group Dancers" Stop! Look! and Sing Songs of Revolutions! "Mode E — Single Solos and Group Dance" Saint and Sinner Join in Merriment on Battle Front "Mode F — Group and Solo Dance" Of Love, Pain, and Passioned Revolt, then Farewell, My Beloved, 'til It's Freedom Day 17:52

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Mingus the day before being evicted from his New York loft.

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"Work Song" was the first Mingus composition with a socially conscious title and message. This is the only truly representative composition in the album "Mingus at the Bohemia", recorded during a live concert in 1955.

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A clip from the documentary Triumph of the Underdog. LOLOLOL!

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"Summertime" performed by Charles Mingus (Bass), Hampton Hawes (Piano) and Dannie Richmond (Drums). Composed by George Gershwin.

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Mingus Ah Um John Handy ALTO SAXOPHONE Booker Erxin TENOR SAXOPHONE Shafi Hadi TENOR SAXOPHONE Willie Dennis TROMBONE Horace Parlan PIANO Charles Mingus BASS Dannie Richmond DRUMS 30TH STREET STUDIO,NYC,MAY 12,1959

Charles Mingus Ah Um Self-Portrait in Three Colors

Eric Dolphy at work on three of his primary instruments.

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MINGUS AH UM.1959Better git in your soul

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5th performance fromTown Hall Concert, New York, October 12, 1963. This is the complete concert released in its entirety. Originally released in an edited form on United Artists Records in 1963. Les Spann (guitar); Danny Bank (bass clarinet, e flat clarinet); Romeo Penque (oboe); Eric Dolphy, Buddy Collette, Charles McPherson, Charlie Mariano (alto saxophone); Zoot Sims, George Berg (tenor saxophone); Jerome Richardson, Pepper Adams (baritone saxophone); Richard Gene Williams , Clark Terry, Ernie Royal, Lonnie Hillyer , Edward Armour, Rolf Ericson, Snooky Young (trumpet); Eddie Bert, Jimmy Cleveland, Quentin Jackson, Willie Dennis , Paul Faulise, Britt Woodman (trombone); Jaki Byard, Toshiko Akiyoshi (piano); Warren Smith (vibraphone, percussion); Dannie Richmond (drums); Grady Tate (percussion).

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"Oh Lord Don't Let them Drop That Atomic Bomb On Me" performed by Charles Mingus and band. Taken from the 1962 "Oh Yeah" Jazz album. Composed by Charles Mingus. Musicians: Charles Mingus: Piano and vocals Rahsaan Roland Kirk: Flute, siren, tenor sax, manzello, and strich Booker Ervin: Tenor sax Jimmy Knepper: Trombone Doug Watkins: Bass Dannie Richmond: Drums

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From The Essential Mingus Big Band there is this awesome song. I'm not actually sure who the saxophone player is, so if anyone knows please tell me.

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First track off the incomparable Mingus album, "Ah Um." Enjoy!

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Charles Mingus singing and playing the piano with Roland Kirk on the horns. This music made me like Charles Mingus and I branded this one as Hardcore Jazz. Another Mingus masterpiece can be viewed here www.youtube.com

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Mingus Big Band Best version ive heard of this song.. I had to cut the drum solo a bit to make the song fit on youtube.. sorry guys.. =/

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Mingus in his New York loft, plays with his daughter, plays some piano and bass.

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The great Richard Thompson with the even so great Danny Thompson on double bass.

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[BFJO 2006] BFJO : Big Friendly Jazz Orchestra (Takasago High School Jazz Band), They played Mingus! at Japan Student Jazz Festival 2006.8.20. Composer : Charles Mingus Arranger : Andrew Homzy .

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(February 1, 2011) Sue Mingus, wife of the late jazz musician Charles Mingus, discusses her experiences living in the jazz culture and also what she has done to continue the tradition since the death of her husband. She also talks about her book, Tonight at Noon: A Love Story, and the process that went into creating that book. This talk was sponsored by The Aurora Forum at Stanford University. The Aurora Forum is an ongoing public conversation series featuring people who turn vision into action for positive social change. Stanford University www.stanford.edu Stanford Institute for Creativity and the Arts http Aurora Forum at Stanford University auroraforum.stanford.edu Stanford University channel on YouTube http

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This "Time For Jazzvenner" program was filmed in Norway on the 12th of April 1964 during the famous and well-documented european tour of Charles Mingus. The line-up of this tour is considered by many to be one of the best and most inventive ensemble Mingus ever had. Tunes : 1. So Long Eric (Mingus) www.youtube.com 2. Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk (Mingus) www.youtube.com 3. Parkeriana (and Take The A Train) (Mingus, Strayhorn) www.youtube.com Charles Mingus - Bass Eric Dolphy - Alto Sax & Bass Clarinet Clifford Jordan - Tenor Sax Johnny Coles - Trumpet Jaki Byard - Piano Dannie Richmond - Drums (I do not own the rights to this)

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Charles Mingus' Requiem to Lester Young. Charles Mingus (Bass), John Handy (Tenor Sax), Booker Ervin (Tenor Sax), Horace Parlan (Piano), Dannie Richmond (Drums) Composed by Charles Mingus Recorded: New York, May 12, 1959

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Jazz Manifesto, 13 original recordings digitally remastered

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www.billytaylorjazz.net presents a rare recording, The Billy Taylor Trio Live at Storyville, 1951 featuring Billy on piano, Charles Mingus on bass and Marcus Foster on drums. Nat Hentoff is the announcer on this live remote broadcast on WMEX.

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A Tribute to Charles Mingus Album: Let My Children Hear Music Adagio ma Non Troppo transcribed by Hub Miller, orchestrated by Alan Raph. Mingus's Essay: mingus.onttonen.info More videos: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com

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off of 1962's seminal Money Jungle LP

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This "Time For Jazzvenner" program was filmed in Norway on the 12th of April 1964 during the famous and well-documented european tour of Charles Mingus.The line-up of this tour is considered by many to be one of the best and most inventive ensemble Mingus ever had. Here they start by playing a 20 minutes long "So Long Eric" marked by tempo changes and interesting choruses. Jaki Byard plays a funny straight-ahead blues solo which shows that no matter how free they would play, they wouldn't forget the roots of their music. I'm not a drummer, but Dannie Richmond seems on fire to me. Tunes : 1. So Long Eric (Mingus) www.youtube.com 2. Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk (Mingus) www.youtube.com 3. Parkeriana (and Take The A Train) (Mingus, Strayhorn) www.youtube.com Charles Mingus - Bass Eric Dolphy - Alto Sax & Bass Clarinet Clifford Jordan - Tenor Sax Johnny Coles - Trumpet Jaki Byard - Piano Dannie Richmond - Drums (I do not own the rights to this)

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"Moanin' " performed by the great Charles Mingus released on "Blues & Roots" (Atlantic Records, 1959). The probably most swingin' and earthiest album by Charles Mingus. Charles Mingus - Bass Pepper Adams - Baritone Saxophone Jackie McLean - Alto Saxophone John Handy - Alto Saxophone Booker Ervin - Tenor Saxophone Willie Dennis - Trombone Jimmy Knepper - Trombone Mal Waldron - Piano Horace Parlan - Piano Dannie Richmond - Drums

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Charles Mingus Quintet at Nonagon Art Gallery - Alice's Wonderland (1959) Personnel: John Handy (alto sax), Booker Ervin (tenor sax), Richard Wyands (piano), Charles Mingus (bass), Dannie Richmond (drums) from the album 'JAZZ PORTRAITS (WONDERLAND)'

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Charles Mingus Quintet at Nonagon Art Gallery - Nostalgia in Times Square (1959) Personnel: John Handy (alto sax), Booker Ervin (tenor sax), Richard Wyands (piano), Charles Mingus (bass), Dannie Richmond (drums) from the album 'JAZZ PORTRAITS (MINGUS IN WONDERLAND)'

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Mia Mingus receives the 2008 Creating Change award at the closing plenary of the 20th National Conference on LGBT Equality: Creating Change.

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FROM THE ALBUM MONEY JUNGLE

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"Dizzy Moods" performed and composed by Charles Mingus. Taken from the 1957 (only to be released in 1962) "Tijuana Moods" album. Album Musicians: * Charles Mingus: bass, vocals * Clarence Shaw: trumpet * Jimmy Knepper: trombone * Shafi Hadi: alto saxophone, tenor saxophone * Bill Triglia: piano * Dannie Richmond: drums * Ysabel Morel, castanets: vocals * Frankie Dunlop: percussion * Lonnie Elder: voices

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