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Hey April 22! Same here!!! except 63 years later for me
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In addition Mingus 's birthday was on April 22 which he shares a birthday with me on the same day [he was born 42 years before me in 1922].
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Mingus is the man! Ecclusiastics does it for me!
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Hey, lovers of music! I heard Mingus stroke his bass beautifully with a bow on a TV documentary many years ago. I'm interested in any info that could lead me to a recording of this. He was playing on a stage, meditations on integration. Over the wonderfulness the documentary was telling about the death of Dolphy. Maybe it was a concert just after, cause the bass was more audible than the versions I've heard with the both of them. Other tips on good pieces featuring Mingus with a bow are very welcome!
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Mingus truly understands others which why his jazz always speaks to poeple.
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his political side is fine he was defending the african americans that wernt being let into school. that was fables of faubus is all about. he makes the best music, if u havnt heard trio and group dancer u need to listen to that...hes the best
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fables of faubus is one of my favorite jazz songs. it was my ringtone for like a year ... mingus at his best
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Easily one of my favorite jazz artists... just recently discovered his album "let my children hear music." The song Adagio Ma Non Troppo is beyond words, it reminds me of a succession of dreams.
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If it's Jazz, it BETTER Git hit in your soul...
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