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Charles Mingus - The Jazz Workshop Concerts 1964-65 (#253)


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Charles Mingus - The Jazz Workshop Concerts 1964-65 (#253)
7 CDs - $119.00


DISCOGRAPHY:

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MOSAIC MD6-253
CHARLES MINGUS – THE JAZZ WORKSHOP CONCERTS 1964-65

Disc I:
 Town Hall Concert, April 4, 1964
1. A. T. F. W. (A) 4:20
 (Jaki Byard)
2. Sophisticated Lady (A) 5:49
 (Duke Ellington)
3. So Long Eric (A) 17:46
 (Charles Mingus)
4. Praying With Eric (A) 27:35
 (Charles Mingus)

Disc II:
Town Hall Concert, April 4, 1964
1. Peggy’s Blue Skylight (A) 19:13
 (Charles Mingus)
2. Parkeriana, part one (A) 6:38
 (Charles Mingus)
3. Parkeriana, part two (A) 8:57
 (Charles Mingus)
4. Fables Of Faubus (A) 11:06
 (Charles Mingus)

Disc III:
 Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, April 10, 1964
1. A. T. F. W. (B) 4:50
 (Jaki Byard)
2. Parkeriana (B) 21:20
 (Charles Mingus)
3. So Long Eric (B) 22:19
 (Charles Mingus)
4. Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk (B) 13:53
 (Charles Mingus)

Disc IV:
 Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, April 10, 1964
1. Sophisticated Lady (B) 5:34
 (Duke Ellington)
2. Meditations On A Pair Of Wire Cutters (B) 23:03
 (Charles Mingus)
3. Fables Of Faubus (B) 30:40
 (Charles Mingus)

Disc V:
 Mingus At Monterey, September 20, 1964
1. Duke Ellington Medley (C)  24:48
  a. I Got It Bad (D. Ellington-P.F. Webster) 4:14
  b. In A Sentimental Mood (Duke Ellington) 1:46
  c. All Too Soon (D. Ellington-C. Sigman) 1:53
  d. Mood Indigo (Bigard-Ellington-Mills) 0:59
  e. Sophisticated Lady (D. Ellington-M. Parish) 1:46
  f. Take The A Train (Billy Stryahorn) 13:54
2. Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress, then Blue Silk (C) 14:47
  (Charles Mingus)
3. Meditations On Integration (C) 25:41
  (Charles Mingus)

Disc VI:
 Mingus At Monterey, September 18, 1965
1. The Arts Of Tatum And Freddie Webster (E) 9:33
 (Charles Mingus)
2. Don’t Let It Happen Here (E) 9:11
 (Charles Mingus)
3. They Trespass The Land Of The Sacred Sioux (E) 8:39
 (Charles Mingus)
4. When The Saints Go Marching In (E) 4:30
(K.E. Purvis-J.M. Black)
 My Favorite Quintet, Minneapolis, May 13, 1965 
5. So Long Eric (D) 18:27
 (Charles Mingus)
6, Medley (D) 16:04
 a. She’s Funny That Way (R. Whiting-N. Moret) 2:00
 b. Embraceable You (G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin) 5:00
 c. I Can’t Get Started (V. Duke-I. Gershwin) 5:00
 d. Ghost Of A Chance With You (V. Young-N. Washington) 2:00
 e. Old Portrait (Charles Mingus) 2:04
7. Cocktails For Two (D) 8:14
 (A. Johnson-S. Coslow)

Disc VII
: My Favorite Quintet, Minneapolis, May 13, 1965 
1. Announcement (D) 1:06
2. Copa City Titty (aka O.P.) (D) 7:08
 (Charles Mingus)
3. A Lonely Day In Selma, Alabama/Freedom (D) 10:46
 (Charles Mingus)
4. Peggy’s Blue Skylight (D) 12:31
 (Charles Mingus)
5. Mingus Piano Solo (D) 1:58
 (Charles Mingus)
6. Announcement #2 (D) 0:58
7. Bird Preamble (D) 17:24
 (Charles Mingus)
8. Themeless Blues (D) 15:11
 (Charles Mingus)
9. Closing announcement (D) 0:56

DISCOGRAPHY
Only the original LP issues on Jazz Workshop and East Coasting are indicated in this discography.

(A) Johnny Coles, tp; Eric Dolphy, as, fl, b cl; Clifford Jordan, ts; Jaki Byard, p; Charles Mingus, b; Dannie Richmond, d.
 Recorded live at Town Hall, NYC on April 4, 1964

A.T.F.W. (p only)     previously unissued
Sophisticted Lady (p & b only)    -
So Long Eric      Jazz Workshop JWS005-S
Praying With Eric       -
Peggy’s Blue Skylight    previously unissued
Parkeriana, parts one & two    -
Fables Of Faubus      -
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(B) Johnny Coles, tp; Eric Dolphy, as, fl, b cl; Clifford Jordan, ts; Jaki Byard, p; Charles Mingus, b; Dannie Richmond, d.
 Recorded live at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam on April 10, 1964

A.T.F.W. (p only)     East Coasting/Ulysse AROC-50506/7
Parkeriana -1       -
So Long Eric        -
Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress, then Blue Silk  -
Sophisticated Lady     Ulysse AROC-50508
Meditations On A Pair Of Wire Cutters  East Coasting/Ulysse AROC-50506/7
Fables Of Faubus     Ulysse AROC-50508

-1 Originally issued on LP as “Ow (Dedicated To A Genius)”.
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(C) Lonnie Hillyer, tp; Charles McPherson, as; John Handy, ts; Jaki Byard, p; Charles Mingus, b; Dannie Richmond, d.
 Recorded live at the Monterey Jazz Festival, Monterey, CA, September 20, 1964

Duke Ellington Medley    Jazz Workshop JWS001/002
Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress,
Then Blue Silk (omit ts)    -
Meditations On Integration -1     -

-1 Add Bobby Bryant, Melvin Moore, tp, Lou Blackburn, tb; Red Callender, tuba; Buddy Collette, as, fl, piccolo; Jack Nimitz, bari, bass cl:
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(D) Lonnie Hillyer, tp; Charles McPherson, as; Jaki Byard, p; Charles Mingus, b; Dannie Richmond, d.
 Recorded live at the Tyrone Guthrie Theatre, Minneapolis, MN, May 13, 1965

So Long Eric      Jazz Workshop JWC 5
Medley       -
Cocktails For Two      -
Copa City Titty (aka O.P.)    previously unissued
A Lonely Day In Selma, Alabama/Freedom  -
Peggy’s Blue Skylight -1     -
Mingus Piano Solo      -
Bird Preamble      -
Themeless Blues      -

-1 For the first 3:40 of the piece, Mingus plays piano and Byard plays the bass.
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(E) Hobart Dotson, Lonnie Hillyer, tp; Jimmy Owens, tp, flg; Julius Watkins, Fr h; Howard Johnson, tuba; Charles McPherson, as; Charles Mingus, b, p; Dannie Richmond, d.
Recorded live at the Monterey Jazz Festival, Monterey, CA, September 18, 1965

The Arts Of Tatum And Freddie Webster previously unissued
Don’t Let It Happen Here    Malpaso/Warner Bros. CD 9-46703-2
They Trespass The Land Of The Sacred Sioux  East Coasting ECEP-1
When The Saints Go Marching In   previously unissued
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Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna
Original sessions produced by Charles Mingus
Executive producer: Sue Mingus
Production co-ordinator: Mrs. Dupree White (session A)

Recording engineer: Tory Brainard (session A)
Remote Recording Facilities: Bell Sound Studios (session A), Kaybank Recording (session D)
Remixed from the original three-track tapes by Malcolm Addey (Disc 1, tracks 1-2 & Disc 2)

Analog tape transfers, restoration and mastering by Malcolm Addey at the Malcolm Addey Studio, NYC

Sessions A & D are stereo. All others are mono.

Special thanks to Remco Plas, Don Frese, Geoff Willard, Tim Jackson, Bryan Cornell, Larry Appelbaum and Peter Montijn

This compilation (p) 2012 Jazz Workshop, Inc.//WARNING All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.
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Phone: 203-327-7111/Fax 203-323-3526/ Website: www.mosaicrecords.com.

Producer’s note:
 There are instances of distortion in all of these live recordings, most noticeably in Meditations On Integration from the Monterey concert. Every effort has been made to improve the audio on all this music to best of our ability.
 On the Town Hall recording, Johnny Coles had a bad habit of occasionally soloist off mic; nothing can be done to retrieve or enhance the sound on those occasions.



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