Charles Mingus - Music around the World by Charlie Mingus (2023)

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Artist: Charles Mingus
Title: Music around the World by Charlie Mingus
Year Of Release: 2023
Label: Sunny Side of the Street
Genre: Jazz
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 03:25:24
Total Size: 475 mb | 906 mb
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

01. Charles Mingus - Embraceable You
02. Charles Mingus - Cheek To Cheek
03. Charles Mingus - Pennies From Heaven
04. Charles Mingus - Boppin' In Boston
05. Charles Mingus - East Of The Sun (And West of the Moon)
06. Charles Mingus - Night And Tide
07. Charles Mingus - I'm Yours
08. Charles Mingus - Chazzanova
09. Charles Mingus - Honey, Take A Chance With Me
10. Charles Mingus - Little White Lies
11. Charles Mingus - Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart
12. Charles Mingus - Shuffle Bass Boogie
13. Charles Mingus - I Get A Kick Out Of You
14. Charles Mingus - Groovin' High
15. Charles Mingus - I'll Remember April
16. Charles Mingus - Wondering And Thinking Of You
17. Charles Mingus - Swedish Pastry
18. Charles Mingus - This Can't Be Love
19. Charles Mingus - Lonesome Woman Blues
20. Charles Mingus - Beggin' Mama Blues
21. Charles Mingus - I've Got You Under My Skin
22. Charles Mingus - September In The Rain
23. Charles Mingus - Make Believe
24. Charles Mingus - Cheryl
25. Charles Mingus - Budo
26. Charles Mingus - I Want To Be Happy
27. Charles Mingus - Salt Peanuts
28. Charles Mingus - These Foolish Things
29. Charles Mingus - All Things You Are
30. Charles Mingus - What Is This Thing Called Love?
31. Charles Mingus - September Song
32. Charles Mingus - Have You Met Miss Jones?
33. Charles Mingus - Autumn In New York
34. Charles Mingus - Bass-Ically Speaking
35. Charles Mingus - Pink Topsy
36. Charles Mingus - No Good Woman Blues
37. Charles Mingus - Miss Bliss
38. Charles Mingus - Smooch
39. Charles Mingus - Lady Bird
40. Charles Mingus - I Can't Get Started
41. Charles Mingus - Mingus Fingers
42. Charles Mingus - Ah-Dee-Dong Blues
43. Charles Mingus - Story Of Love
44. Charles Mingus - Cello Again
45. Charles Mingus - Body And Soul
46. Charles Mingus - In The Still Of The Night
47. Charles Mingus - Montage
48. Charles Mingus - I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling
49. Charles Mingus - Moose The Mooche
50. Charles Mingus - He's Gone
51. Charles Mingus - Godchild
52. Charles Mingus - Scrapple From The Apple
53. Charles Mingus - Portrait
54. Charles Mingus - I'm Beginning To See The Light
55. Charles Mingus - Bedspread
56. Charles Mingus - Say It Isn't So
57. Charles Mingus - Merle's Mood
58. Charles Mingus - Lyon's Roar
59. Charles Mingus - Extrasensory Perception
60. Charles Mingus - I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me

Bassist, composer, arranger, and bandleader Charles Mingus cut himself a uniquely iconoclastic path through jazz in the middle of the 20th century, creating a musical and cultural legacy that became universally lauded. As an instrumentalist he had few peers he was blessed with a powerful tone and pulsating sense of rhythm, capable of elevating the instrument into the frontline of a band. Intensely ambitious yet often earthy in expression, simultaneously politically radical and deeply traditional spiritually, Mingus' music took elements from everything he had experienced from gospel and blues, New Orleans jazz, swing, bop, Latin music, modern classical music, and even the jazz avant-garde, and adapted it for ensembles ranging from trios and quartets to sextets and orchestras. His touchstone was the advanced harmonic and timbral swing palette pioneered by Duke Ellington. Mingus took the maestro's harmonic innovations to a different sphere, grafting on gutbucket blues, abrasive dissonances, and introducing abrupt changes in meter and rhythm. While his early works were written out in classical fashion, during the 1950s, influential albums such as Pithecanthropus Erectus, The Clown, and Ah-Um offered a new method of getting his unconventional vision across: he dictated various parts of a composition to his sidemen, all the while allowing room for their individual musical personalities and ideas. This continued throughout the '60s and '70s. His transition from bebop to his pioneering place in hard bop brought to the fore an exciting array of future jazz luminaries including Jackie McLean, Eric Dolphy, Dannie Richmond, and Jimmy Knepper, to mention a few of the musicians he mentored. Mingus was also a formidable pianist, easily capable of playing that role in a group which he did in his 1961-1962 bands, hiring another bassist to fill in for him.

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