CANDID Orig mono MINGUS Ervin-Knepper-Curson-Dolphy M-
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 THE PHOTOS ARE OUTSTANDING -- HOWEVER, THEY'RE TOO LARGE... TO VIEW THEM IN THEIR ENTIRETY SCROLL DOWN TO THE VERY BOTTOM OF THIS LISTING AND USE THE SMALL HORIZONTAL BAR. IT MOVES THE WHOLE LISTING LEFT TO RIGHT FOR FULL VIEW OF TEXT & PHOTOS. MY APOLOGIES FOR THE INCONVENIENCE -- Good Luck everyone!
                                                                                                                     
CANDID 8021 -- MINGUS! -- CHARLES MINGUS -- Liner Notes By Nat Hentoff --
AMG Review in part by S. Proefrock:      
_____ This album presents a fine collection of musicians who complement the increasingly adventurous compositions of Charles Mingus. As much a tribute album as an exploration of Mingus' psyche, this recording for the Candid label contains three works. There's "MDM (Monk Duke & Me)," which features the players in Mingus' Jazz Workshop weaving through three intertwining themes: Duke Ellington's "Main Stem," Thelonius Monk's "Straight, No Chaser," and Mingus' own "Fifty-First Street Blues." The song manages to echo the styles of all three songs while tying them together in a unified whole. "Stormy Weather," the second track on the album, finds Mingus working within the classic quartet (Mingus, Dannie Richmond, Eric Dolphy, and Ted Curson) to produce a somewhat deconstructed version of the classic song. The third track, though, takes a completely different tune. The larger band is brought out again, but this time they are playing an example of true Mingus madness. Indeed, the inspiration for "Lock 'Em Up (Hellview of Bellvue)" came when Mingus ill-advisedly knocked on the front door of the Bellvue mental hospital, hoping to get some relief for some minor malaise and found himself committed, necessitating a rescue by some of his friends. The song explodes in angry, chaotic frenzy, and acts as an adventureous precursor to   the music that Mingus had in his future.  

This beautiful Disc Weighs exactly 154 grams!!

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-- Another Original Gem for your Jazz Vinyl Library.
A Rarity we're proud to offer...
From Family owned, BROADWAY RECORDS in California's Capital.

This MONO Issue is VERY COLLECTIBLE and VERY RARE in this condition!!!

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The Cover: M-
                                                                                                                                                                                                                             
 The Spine, & other seams are tight, and free of any wear. Portrait photo on the front is without flaw. of An outstanding copy for both the serious Jazz collector.

         NO Corner Dents. NO Stickers. NO Stamps. NO Seam Wear or Splits. NO Peeling. NO Shelfwear. NO Stains. NO Writing.

The LP: M-
Released in 1960 -- This Audiophile quality Original MONO LP is simply pristine! Deep Groove on both sides. Excellent Dynamics, & an open sound stage, make the bright harmonic textures of these compositions quite intriguing. The grooves and labels are immaculate. A truly ideal copy.



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