CHARLES MINGUS SEXTET East Coasting (1982 UK issue of the 1957 6-track mono LP, also featuring Jimmy Knepper on Trombone, Shafi Hadi on Sax, Clarence Shaw on Trumpet, Dannie Richmond on Drums & Bill Evans on Piano. This is one of Mingus' bestworks of the period. Six tracks of hard bop & modernist playing with the help of some top notch players. The picture sleeve shows the odd light corner crease & the vinyl is Excellent AFF86) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Charlie Mingus Sextet (1968 UK 6-track stereo issue of the 1957 'East Coasting' LP, also featuring Clarence Shaw on Trumpet, Jim Knepper on Trombone, Curtis Porter on Saxophones, Bill Evans on Piano & Danny richmond on Drums, front laminated picture sleeve with sleeve notes by Nat Hentoff. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear with some creasing to one corner and the vinyl remains near 'as new' with few signs of play) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Tijuana Moods (Rare original 1962 UK 5-track deep groove mono LP on the silver spot RCA Victor label, one of Mingus' own personal favourites, including the wonderful Ysabel's Table Dance, front laminated flipback picture sleeve.The sleeve shows just a little light discolouring on the rear & all print remains clearly legible. The vinyl is clean with just a light cosmetic mark on the first track not affecting play RD-7514) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Tijuana Moods (1975 french stereo issue of the 1957 5-track vinyl LP, one of the best record's Mingus ever made, as the man himself testifies in the album notes, including the wonderful 'Ysabel's Table Dance', gatefold picture sleeve with extensive sleeve notes inside in French & English. The sleeve shows just a little shelfwear & the vinyl remains excellent with few signs of play FXL17295) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Oh Yeah (1962 UK first press 7-track deep groove mono LP on the maroon & silver Atlantic label, one of the great lively Mingus recordings & also featuring Roland Kirk amongst others. Includes the classic Mingus compositions WhamBamThank You Ma'am & the standout Ecclusiastics, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve is VG+ with age yellowing along the spine, a small catalogue annotation to the reverse and no tears or splits & the vinyl is Excellent with few more...
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CHARLES MINGUS The Jazz Experiments Of... (2008 UK 6-track LP pressed on 180gram - Originally released as two 10" records called Jazzical Moods, this is one of Mingus' best records from the 1950s. These 1954 sessions include the work of John LaPorta, Teo Macero, Thad Jones, Jackson Wiley and Clem De Rosa, creating a cool jazz sound that soars over 6 tracks, including a great rendition of 'Stormy Weather'.) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS East Coasting (2008 UK 6-track LP pressed on 180gram Vinyl - Originally released in 1957 on Bethlehem, this is one of Mingus' best works of the period. 6 tracks of hard bop and modernist playing with the help of some top notch players: Jimmy Knepper [trombone], Shafi Hadi [sax], Clarence Shaw [trumpet], Dannie Richmond [drums] and Bill Evans [piano], picture sleeve) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Tijuana Moods (1979 UK stereo repackaging of the 1957 5-track LP, one of the best record's Mingus ever made, as the man himself testifies in the album notes, including the wonderful 'Ysabel's Table Dance', gold promo stamped picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear with minor discolouration in places on the front & the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play PL10939) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS QUINTET featuring ERIC DOLPHY Mingus In Europe - Volume 1 (1980 Japanese 3-track vinyl LP, recorded live at the Wuppertal Townhall, Germany on the 26th of April 1964, also starring Clifford Jordan on tenor saxophone, Jaki Byard piano and drummer Dannie Richmond. Features an extended rendition of Fables Of Faubus, one of Mingus' alltime greats! Picture sleeve, Japanese text inner, and black & orange obi-strip 28MJ3002) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Tijuana Moods (70s US orange RCA Victor label stereo issue of the 1962 5-track vinyl LP, one of the best record's Mingus ever made, as the man himself testifies in the album notes. Includes the wonderful Ysabel's Table Dance tune. Pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve shows light ringwear scuffs with some creasing and foxing mainly to the reverse, this copy has a small sticker mark to the backcover, the vinyl is in 'near mint' condition! LPM/LSP-2533) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Tijuana Moods (1962 US 5-track deep groove mono vinyl LP on a black & silver 'Nipper' label, originally recorded in 1957 & one of the best record's Mingus ever made, as the man himself testifies in the album notes. Includes thewonderful 'Ysabel's Table Dance'. The pasted sleeve is in VG condition with a little edge scuffing & tape residue along the top, however all text remains clearly legible & the vinyl is clean with only light signs of play LPM-2533) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Epitaph (2009 UK PAL DVD - On June 3rd 1989, the Alice Tully Hall at New York's Lincoln Center was the venue for the world premiere performance of Charles Mingus' masterpiece 'Epitaph'. Conductor Gunther Schuller directed 30 musicians in what the New York Times described as 'One of the most memorable jazz events of the decade'. The piece had been discovered after Mingus' death in 1979 and painstakingly restored and copied. It is t more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Mingus At Antibes (1976 US 6-track double LP, recorded live by Barclay Studios for Atlantic at the Antibes Jazz Festival in Juan-Les Pins, France on the 13th of July 1960, starring Ted Curson, Eric Dolphy, Booker Ervin, Dannie Richmond & special guest Bud Powell, including one of Mingus' toughest compositions, What Love, partly based on What Is This Thing Called Love, which should not be missing from any Mingus collection! The gatefold picture sleeve shows minimalshe more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus (Rare 1960 US first press 4-track deep groove mono LP on the yellow & orange Candid label, also starring Eric Dolphy on Alto & Clarinet, Ted Curson on Trumpet & Dannie Richmond on Drums. The pasted picture sleeve has past tape reinforcement along one edge & grades VG, with some light scuffing & fading, with a few paper splits along the spine & with all text legible. The vinyl is a lovely & clean example & grades Excellent with m more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus (Scarce 1965 UK 7-track stereo LP on the red & black His Master's Voice label, including Better Git It In Your Soul & Theme For Lester Young, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve is Excellent with secure flipbacks & nice clean panels - the LP's one previous owner has neatly penned their initials on the back cover, unobtrusive to the print. The vinyl remains in Excellent condition with an incredible deep sheen & fe more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Mingus Dynasty (1960 UK 7" mono vinyl EP on the rough textured black & silver label with circular 3-prong centre, featuring Diane, one of the most striking Mingus compositions, changing from warm tenderness to atonal dissonanceat the drop of a hat, backed with the excellent Gunslinging Bird, both standouts from the Mingus Dynasty album, unique front laminated flipback sleeve. The sleeve shows light wear & the vinyl looks barely played BBE12451) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS East Coasting (Scarce original 1959 UK black & gold Parlophone mono LP, in the Bethlehem series. This is one of Mingus' best works of the period. Six tracks of hard bop and modernist playing with the help of some top notch players:Jimmy Knepper [trombone], Shafi Hadi [sax], Clarence Shaw [trumpet], Dannie Richmond [drums] and Bill Evans [piano]. Remarkably, both the front laminated flipback sleeve and vinyl remain immaculate. An astonishing copy! PMC1092) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Oh Yeah (1962 UK first press 7-track deep groove mono LP on the purple & silver Atlantic label, one of the great lively Mingus recordings, also starring Roland Kirk amongst others. Includes the classic Mingus compositions Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am & the standout Ecclusiastics, front laminated picture sleeve. The cover [VG+] has a few mild corner creases from light age wear & the vinyl grades EX/EX- with only some minor spindle marks to show play HA-K8007) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Mingus Ah Um (2019 limited edition Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab 9-track audiophile DSD remastered Ultradisc UHR™ Super Audio CD, mastered directly from the original tapes. Epitomizing the spirit, urgency, freedom, and feel-it-in-your-bones passion that – along with Miles Davis' Kind of Blue, Dave Brubeck's Time Out, and John Coltrane's Giant Steps – forms one of the quintessential albums from 1959-1960, jazz's watershed graduating class. Individually numbered rep
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CHARLES MINGUS Mingus At Antibes (1979 German 6-track double LP, recorded live by Barclay Studios for Atlantic at the Antibes Jazz Festival in Juan-Les Pins, France on the 13th of July 1960, starring Ted Curson, Eric Dolphy, Booker Ervin, Dannie Richmond & special guest Bud Powell, including one of Mingus' toughest compositions, What Love, partly based on What Is This Thing Called Love, which should not be missing from any Mingus collection! The gatefold picture sleeve shows some l more...
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