Charles Mingus / discography

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This discography is an overview of the released records of the bassist, band leader and composer Charles Mingus . It comprises his albums under his own name ( Section 1 ), published recordings of world premieres of key compositions ( Section 2 ), posthumously published live albums ( Section 3 ), shellac records and singles of the early work ( Section 4 ), compilations ( Section 5 ), and his contributions as an accompanist ( section 6 ). It does not include recordings of his compositions by the band projects Mingus Dynasty and the Mingus Big Band, which are dedicated to Mingus .

Publications

Albums under your own name

This section lists the LPs and CDs released by Charles Mingus during his lifetime or posthumously in chronological order by year of publication. It also contains his last two albums, in which the bassist could no longer actively participate due to illness.

album Label Release admission Remarks
Strings and Keys Debut 1952 1951 Duo with Spaulding Givens ; also published under The Charles Mingus Duo and Trio (1953, Debut / Fantasy) and Debut Rarities, Vol. 2 (OJC) with Spaulding Givens and Max Roach
Charles Mingus Octet Debut 1953 1953 The re-publication of the recordings in 2006 took place in an expanded form under the new title Debut Rarities, Vol. 1 (OJC).
Jazzical Moods Vol. 1 & 2 Period 1955 1954 1956 published under The Jazz Experiments of Charlie Mingus (Bethlehem)
Jazz Composers Workshop Savoy 1956 1954/55
Mingus at the Bohemia Debut 1956 1955 The other recordings of the Bohemia concert appeared in 1965 on the album The Charles Mingus Quintet + Max Roach (Fantasy)
Pithecanthropus erectus Atlantic 1956 1956
The clown Atlantic 1957 1957
Mingus Three Jubilee 1957 1957 with Hampton Hawes , also under the titles Trio, The Wild Bass or Mingus Moods published
A Modern Jazz Symposium of Music and Poetry Bethlehem 1957 1957
East Coasting Bethlehem 1958 1957 z. Partly also as CD under the title New York Sketch Book (Bootleg, but with accompanying text by Brian Priestley )
Jazz Portraits - Mingus In Wonderland United Artists 1959 1959
Blues and Roots Atlantic 1960 1959
Mingus Ah Um Columbia 1959 1959
Mingus Dynasty Columbia 1960 1959 The outtakes and alternate takes of the Columbia sessions of May and November 1959 were released in 1979 on the Columbia double LP Nostalgia in Times Square: The Immortal 1959 Sessions ; as CD mostly on Alternate Takes (1998).
Pre-Bird Mercury 1960 1960 1960 US only; 1965 internationally as Mingus Revisited
Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus Candid 1960 1960 Alternate takes of the candidate sessions appeared on Reincarnation of a Lovebird
Mingus Candid 1960 1960
Mysterious blues Candid 1988 1960
Reincarnation of a Love Bird Candid 1988 1960 Recordings by the Charles Mingus Ensemble and the Jazz Artists Guild (with Mingus, Roy Eldridge , Jimmy Knepper , Eric Dolphy , Tommy Flanagan , Jo Jones )
Tijuana Moods RCA 1962 1957 1987 published in expanded form as New Tijuana Moods (Bluebird) on CD
Oh yeah Atlantic 1962 1961
Town Hall Concert United Artists 1962 1962 Published in 1994 in expanded form as The Complete Town Hall Concert ( Blue Note ) on CD
The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady Impulses! 1963 1963
Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Impulses! 1963 1963
Mingus Plays Piano Impulses! 1963 1963
The Charles Mingus Quintet & Max Roach Fantasy 1964 1955 Recordings from the Bohemia concert
Mingus at Town Hall with Eric Dolphy Jazz workshop 1964 1964 Later published on Fantasy
Right Now: Live at the Jazz Workshop Fantasy 1964 1964
Tonight at Noon Atlantic 1965 1957/61 Recordings from the sessions where Oh Yeah and The Clown were recorded
Mingus at Monterey Jazz workshop 1966 1964
My Favorite Quintet Jazz workshop 1966 1965
Music Written for Monterey 1965, Not Heard ... Played in Its Entirety at UCLA Jazz workshop 1966 1965 CD box only in 2006
The Great Concert, Paris 1964 Musidisc / America 1970 1964 First publication of recordings from the European tour in 1964
Blue bird Musidisc / America 1971 1970
Pithycantropus erectus Musidisc / America 1971 1970
Charles Mingus with Orchestra Nippon Columbia 1971 1971 Released in Japan only (also on CD)
Let My Children Hear Music Columbia 1972 1971
Charles Mingus and Friends in Concert Columbia 1973 1972
Mingus moves Atlantic 1973 1973
Mingus at Carnegie Hall Atlantic 1974 1974
Changes One Atlantic 1975 1974
Changes Two Atlantic 1975 1974
Mingus at Antibes Atlantic 1976 1960
Three or Four Shades of Blues Atlantic 1977 1977 Admission sessions on March 9th and 10th, 1977, here Mingus T. Ron Carter and George Mraz added as additional bassists.
Cumbia & Jazz Fusion Atlantic 1978 1976/77 Also contains the commissioned composition Music for "Todo Modo" , which was recorded in Rome in 1976. Mingus also played bass throughout on the March 10, 1977 recording.
Lionel Hampton Presents the Music of Charles Mingus Who's Who in Jazz 1977? 1977 Recordings from September / November 1977, also released under the titles His Final Work and The New York Sessions
Me Myself an Eye Atlantic 1978 1978 Here Mingus no longer played bass, but monitored the recording.
Something like a bird Atlantic 1979 1978 Here Mingus no longer played bass, but monitored the recording.

Albums under another name during his lifetime

This section lists the LPs released with the active participation of Charles Mingus during his lifetime, but not released under his name, chronologically by year of release.

album Author according to sound carrier Release admission Label Remarks
Weary blues Langston Hughes / Horace Parlan // Leonard Feather 1958 MGM with Jimmy Knepper , Shafi Hadi, Horace Parlan , Mingus, Kenny Dennis and L. Hughes (one record page)
Jazz Artists Guild Jazz Artists Guild 1960 Candid Roy Eldridge , Jimmy Knepper, Eric Dolphy , Tommy Flanagan , Mingus, Jo Jones
Money Jungle Duke Ellington , Charles Mingus and Max Roach 1962 Blue note

Albums with premier recordings of important third-stream compositions by Mingus

plant Creator or ensemble / leader Release admission Remarks
Revelations (Part 1) Gunther Schuller / George Russell Modern Jazz Concert 1957 1957 with the Gunther Schuller - George Russell Orchestra from the Brandeis Jazz Festival 1957, published as Brandeis Jazz Festival (CBS)
epitaph Charles Mingus 1990 1989 The recording of a large orchestral suite, the sheet music of which was found in Mingus' estate by Andrew Homzy , reconstructed by Gunther Schuller and Homzy and premiered on June 3, 1989 under Schuller's direction.

Live recordings (posthumous)

This section lists posthumously published recordings of live concerts by the Mingus band, some of which were published without authorization.

album Label Release admission Remarks
Vital Savage Horizons: Charlie Mingus Jazz Workshop Alto ? 1961 Recording from New York's Birdland, October 21, 1961, Jimmy Knepper, Yusef Lateef , Rahsaan Roland Kirk , Doug Watkins , Dannie Richmond (unauthorized?)
Complete Birdland Broadcasts 1961-62 ? 1961/62
Cornell 1964 Blue Note Records 2007 1964 Concert at Cornell University ahead of his European tour this spring. The publication was produced by Michael Cuscuna and Sue Graham Mingus .
Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Volume 2 Ulysse Musique [F] 1986 1964 Concert as part of the 1964 European tour, Concertgebouw (Amsterdam) , April 10, 1964 (authorized by Jazz Workshop Inc. and Susan Graham Mingus)
In Amsterdam 1964 DIW Records 1989 1964 dto., Japanese licensed edition of the Ulysse Musique Edition
Charles Mingus Live in Oslo 1964 Featuring Eric Dolphy Jazz Up [I] 1989 1964 dto., Aula of the University of Oslo, April 12, 1964 (unauthorized).
Charles Mingus Sextet Live in Stockholm 1964 Royal Jazz [F] 1991 1964 dto., Koncerthuset in Stockholm, April 13, 1964. (rehearsals and concert) (unauthorized).
Charles Mingus Sextet Live in Europe Unique Jazz [I] 19 ?? 1964 Bremen, April 16, 1964 (unauthorized).
Mingus in Stuttgart, April 28, 1964 Concert Unique Jazz [I] 19 ?? 1964 Stuttgart, April 28, 1964 (unauthorized).
Mingus in Europe, Volume I. Enja 1979 1964 Stadthalle Wuppertal April 26, 1964 (authorized)
Mingus in Europe, Volume II Enja 1983 1964 dto. (authorized)
Dizzy Atmosphere: Live at Historic Slugs' Vol. 1/2 Jazz Birdies of Paradise ? 1970 Slug's Saloon , March 31, 1970; the first band with which Mingus began his comeback, with Bill Hardman , Charles McPherson , Jimmy Vass , Dannie Richmond (unauthorized?)
Statements lotus 1980 1970 Milan, October 1970; there is also the wrong information Rotterdam 1969 ( unauthorized )
Paris, TNP October 28th 1970 Ulyee Musique [F] 1986 1970 Recording from the Paris concert at the Théâtre national de Chaillot on October 28, 1970 as part of a European tour (authorized by Susan Graham Mingus and Jazz Workshop Inc.)
Charles Mingus Sextet Live in Rotterdam 1970 CrossRoads 2013 1970 Newport in Europe Festival , Rotterdam, November 1st, 1970 ( authorized? )
Charles Mingus Sextet in Berlin Beppo 197? 1970 Berlin Jazz Days, Rotterdam, November 5, 1970 ( Bootleg )
Live at Chateauvallon , 1972 France's Concert [F] 1989 1972 August 22, 1972, with Charles McPherson, John Foster, Roy Brooks , Eugene Mingus ( unauthorized? )
Jazz Jamboree 1972 Muza / Original Revival Collection [F] 1973 1972 October 20, 1972, with Hamiet Bluiett , Joseph Gardner , John Foster, Roy Brooks, Polish first edition authorized as documentation by the Jazz Jamboree 1972, later editions Blue Skylark or Jazz Jamboree and More (Bootleg)
Live at Montreux 1975 Eagle Rock Entertainment 2018 1975
Keystone Korner Jazz Door [D] 1992 1976 Recording from Keystone Korner , San Francisco, with Jack Walrath , George Adams , Danny Mixon , Dannie Richmond (Bootleg)
Jazz in Detroit / Strata Concert Gallery / 46 Selden BBE Records 2018 1973

78 and single releases under his own name

This section includes on the one hand the releases of 78s on local labels in Los Angeles from 1945 to 1949, on the other hand the shellac and single releases on the musician's own label Debut Records and releases from LPs of the late 1950s.

Title, A-side Title, B-side Label, number Date of recording Remarks
The Texas Hop Baby takes a chance with me Excelsior
CM 132/133		   1945 Charles Mingus Sextet: NR "Nat" Bates (tp) Maxwell Davis , William Woodman, Jr. (ts), Bob Mosley (p), Charles Mingus (b), Roy Porter (dr) Everett Pettis (vcl, 2); CD: Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (Uptown)
Lonesome Woman Blues Swingin 'at echo Excelsior
CM 134/135		   1945 dto. with Oradell Mitchell (voc, 1); CD: Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (Uptown)
Ain't jivin 'blues Baby Take a Chance with Me Excelsior
162		  Jan. 1946 Charles Mingus and His Orchestra: Karl George , John Plonsky (tp), Henry Coker (tb), Jewell Grant, Willie Smith (as), Lucky Thompson (ts), Gene Porter (bar, cl), Wilbert Baranco (p), Buddy Harper (git), Charles Mingus (b), Lee Young (dr), Claude Trenier (vcl); CD: Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (Uptown)
Shuffle bass boogie Weird Nightmare Excelsior
M 163		  Jan. 1946 dto., Claude Trenier (voc, 2); CD: Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (Uptown)
Ashby de la Zouch Love on a Greyhound Bus 4 star
1105		  Apr. 1946 Baron Mingus Octet: probably. Karl George (tp), Henry Coker (tb), Marshal Royal (as, cl), Willie Smith (as), Lucky Thompson (ts), Lady Will Carr (p), Irving Ashby (g), Charles Mingus (b) , Lee Young (dr)
Make Believe Bedspread 4 star
1107		 Apr 10, 1946 Four Star Session - Baron Mingus and His Octet: Karl George, John Anderson (tp), Britt Woodman (trb), Buddy Collette (as, cl), William Woodman (ts, bar), Lady Will Carr (p), Louis Speiginer (git), Charles Mingus (kb), Lee Young (dr), Claude Trenier (vcl, 1); CD: Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (Uptown)
Honey Take a Chance with Me These Subdues My Passion 4 star
1108		 Apr 10, 1953 dto .; CD: Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (Uptown)
Pipe dream After hours 4 star
1106		 Apr 10, 1953 dto. (without Claude Trenier). Pipe Dream appeared under Lady Will Carr with Baron Mingus and his Quartet . After Hours was written on April 26, 1946 .; CD: Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (Uptown)
Mingus Fingers These Foolish Things Dolphins of Hollywood 200  Nov. 1948 Baron Mingus and His Rhythm: Buddy Collette (as, cl), Jimmy Bunn (p), Charles Mingus (b), Chuck Thompson (dr); CD: Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (Uptown)
He's gone Story of Love Fentone
2002		  Feb. 1949 Charles "Baron" Mingus Presents His Symphonic Airs: Vern Carlson, John Coppola , Allen Smith, Andy Peele (tp), Haig Eshow, Bob Lowry (tb), poss. Hawes Coleman (tb), Dante Perfumo (fl), Bob Olney (as, cl, fl), Bud Hooven (as), Morrie Stewart, Alex Megyesy, Don Smith (ts), Herb Caro (bar), Richard Wyands (p ), Jean McGuire (cello), Charles Mingus (b), Cal Tjader (dr), Johnny Berger (perc), Herb Gayle (vcl, 1). The title God's Portrait and an unknown title from this session remained unpublished .; CD: Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (Uptown)
Pennies from Heaven Lyon's Roar Fentone 2003  Feb. 1949 Baron Mingus and His Rhythm: Herb Caro (bar), Buzz Wheeler (p), Charles Mingus (b), Warren Thompson (d), Herb Gayle (vcl, 1); CD: Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (Uptown)
Say It Isn't So Boppin 'Boston Dolphins of Hollywood
300		  March 1949 Baron Mingus and His Rhythm: Tommy Alexander (tp), Bob Lowry (tb), Herb Caro (ts), Donn Trenner (p), Charles Mingus (b), Johnny Berger (dr), Helen Carr (vcl, 1); CD: Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (Uptown)
The Story of Love ? Rex hollywood 28002   1949 Charles Mingus and His 22 Piece Bebop Band ( Stan Kenton 's Sideman): Buddy Childers , John Anderson, Hobart Dotson , Eddie Preston (tp), Britt Woodman , Jimmy Knepper , Marty Smith (tb), Eric Dolphy (as, fl, cl), Art Pepper (as, cl), Herb Caro (ts, cl), William Green (ts, cl, fl), Jewel Grant (as, cl), Gene Porter (bar, cl), Russ Freeman (p) ,? (git), Red Callender (b), Roy Porter (dr), Johnny Berger (perc), Charles Mingus (dir, comp) .; CD: Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (Uptown)
Inspiration (Part 1) Inspiration (Part 2) Rex
hollywood 28014		   1949 dto .; CD: Baron Mingus - West Coast 1945–49 (Uptown)
Precognition Portrait (take 2) Debut
M101		 Apr 12, 1952 Charles Mingus Quintet: Lee Konitz (as), Phyllis Pinkerton (p), George Koutzen (cello), Charles Mingus (b), Al Levitt (dr), Jackie Paris , Bob Benton (vcl, 2)
Paris in blue Make Believe Debut
M 102		 16 Sep 1953 Charles Mingus with Paige Brook , Jackson Wiley , John Mehegan , Max Roach, Jackie Paris
Assembly Extrasensory perception Debut
M 103		 Apr 12, 1952 dto., but without Jackie Paris
Percussion Discussion, Part 1 Percussion Discussion, Part 2 Debut
D45-1		 23 Dec 1955 With Max Roach; Extraction from Mingus at the Bohemia
The Clown (Part 1) The Clown (Part 1) Atlantic
EP 581		 Feb 12, 1957 Extracted from The Clown
Fifty-First Street Blues, Part 1 Fifty-First Street Blues, Part 2 Bethlehem
11041		  Aug 1957 With Bill Evans; Decoupling from East Coasting
Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting, Part 1 Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting, Part 2 Atlantic
5006		 0Feb. 4, 1959 Extract from Blues and Roots

Compilations

This section documents the various compilations in the form of box sets that contain music from the different phases of the musician, e.g. Partly according to affiliation with the respective record label, starting with the recordings in California (1945-49), for Debut Records (1951-57), followed by Period / Bethlehem (1954-57), Atlantic (1956-61 and 1974-77 ), Columbia (1959), Impulse! Records as well as Mingus' own label Jazz Workshop (1964–65).

album Label Release admission Remarks
Charles 'Baron' Mingus - West Coast, 1945-1949 Uptown 2000 1945-49 identical to The Complete 1945-1949 West Coast Recordings
The Complete 1945-1949 West Coast Recordings Jazz Factory 2002 1945-49 The CD contains recordings of the various bands (such as Baron Mingus and His Octet , Baron Mingus and His Rhythm , Baron Mingus and His Symphonic Airs , Charles Mingus Sextet ) and a first big band project ( Baron Mingus and His 22 Piece Bebop Band ), etc. . a. also recordings of the early compositions “Weird Nightmare” and “Mingus Fingers”.
Charlie Mingus - The Young Rebel Properbox 2004 1945-55 Early recordings from 1945 to 1955. First released as LP (Swingtime ST1010) Charles Mingus, The Young Rebel, 1946-1952 .
The Complete Debut Recordings Debut , fantasy 1990 1951-57 The 12-CD box contains, among other things. a. the early EPs and LPs Strings and Keys , Charles Mingus Octet and the recordings Jazz at Massey Hall and Mingus at the Bohemia
Trilogy: The Complete Bethlehem Jazz Collection 2001 1954-57 The 3-CD box contains the three albums that Charles Mingus recorded for Bethlehem Records, East Coasting , A Modern Jazz Symposium of Music and Poetry and The Jazz Experiments of Charlie Mingus .
Thirteen Pictures - The Charles Mingus Anthology Rhino Records 1993 1951-1977 The 2CD box contains tracks from Mingus' entire career, from " Portrait " (with Jackie Paris , 1951), the well-known numbers " Haitian Fight Song ", " Better Get It in Your Soul ", " Goodbye Pork Pie Hat " and " Pithecanthropus Erectus ”as well as late compositions such as“ Cumbia and Jazz Fusion ”and a 25-minute live version of“ Meditations on Integration ”.
Passions of a Man: An Anthology of His Atlantic Recordings Rhino Records 1979 1956-1977 3-LP selection from the Atlantic albums from 1956, 1961 and 1973–1977
Passions of a Man: The Complete Atlantic Recordings 1956-1961 Atlantic 1997 1956-61 In addition to the Atlantic albums from 1956 and 1961 ( Pithecanthropus Erectus, The Clown, Mingus at Antibes, Oh Yeah ), the 6-CD box contains previously unpublished material and a CD with interviews.
Shoes of the Fisherman's Wife Sony / Columbia 1988 1959 Compilation CD with highlights of the Columbia sessions from 1959 in long versions
The Complete 1959 Columbia Recordings Sony / Columbia 1998 1959 Compilation of the two Columbia albums Mingus Ah Um and Mingus Dynasty as well as all alternate takes of the sessions.
1959 Sony / Columbia 2003 1959-1989 Compilation CD with highlights of the Columbia Sessions from 1959 in short versions and (confusingly) a version of The Shoes Of The Fisherman's Wife Are Some Jive Ass Sleepers and Please Don't Come Back From The Moon . Previously marketed as Charles Mingus - This is Jazz 6 in 1996
Shadows Doxy 2015 1958/59 Music from the soundtrack of the film Shadows (directed by John Cassavetes ); with Dannie Richmond , Shafi Hadi , Clarence Shaw , Horace Parlan , John Handy , [Richard Wyands], Booker Ervin , Willie Dennis
The Complete Candid Recordings of Charles Mingus Mosaic 1998 1960 3-CD box with the two Candid albums and the Roy Eldridge Session. Also appeared as The Complete 1960 Nat Hentoff Sessions .
The Impulse Story Impulses! 2006 1963 The CD contains a selection from the three LPs Mingus recorded for the Impulse label, from The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady and Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus, as well as the piano solo album Mingus Plays Piano and the title Freedom .
The Jazz Workshop Concerts 1964–65 Mosaic Records 2012 1964-65 The 7-CD compilation contains the following concert recordings: Town Hall Concert April 4, 1964 , Concertgebouw, Amsterdam April 10, 1964 , Mingus at Monterey September 20, 1964 , Mingus at Monterey September 18, 1965 , My Favorite Quintet , Minneapolis May 13, 1965.
The Complete Columbia & RCA Albums Collection Sony Legacy 2012 1956-73 The 10-CD box contains the following albums: Tijuana Moods , Mingus Ah Um , Mingus Dynasty , Alternate Takes , Let My Children Hear Music (1971), Charles Mingus and Friends in Concert and Epitaph, as well as the third-stream composition Revelations and the Non -Sectarian Blues (1962, with Dave Brubeck )

Albums and singles as backing musicians

Album or single Musician rec Label Remarks
Lonesome Gal Pearl Taylor 1945 Modern music probably with Howard McGhee , Teddy Edwards , Vernon Biddle , Stanley Morgan , Monk McFay
Russell Jacquet 1945-1949 Russell Jacquet 1945 Classics
The Complete Billie Holiday on Verve, 1945-1959 Billie Holiday 1945 Clef / Verve " Body and Soul " / " Strange Fruit ", Jazz at the Philharmonic concert, February 12, 1945.
Complete Jazz at the Philharmonic 1944-1949 JATP 1945 verve JATP sessions with Coleman Hawkins , Neal Hefti , Shorty Sherock , Corky Corcoran , Illinois Jacquet, Charlie Ventura , Milt Raskin , Dave Barbour , among others
The Fabulous Apollo Sessions Illinois Jacquet 1945 Vogue
Howard McGhee 1945-1946 Howard McGhee 1945 Classics
You Go to My Head / Paradise Lost Ernie Andrews 1945 G&G With Earl Porter , Wilbert Baranco , October 11, 1945
Smooth sailing Bob Mosley / Lucky Thompson 1945 indigo Appeared in 1999 on the Lucky Thompson compilation of the same name
SH Blues / HD Blues Duke Henderson / Lucky Thompson ’s All Stars 1945 Apollo Four tracks with the singer Duke Henderson. Thompson also played Karl George , Jewell Grant , Gene Porter , Wilbert Baranco, possibly Charles Mingus, Lee Young .
I'll Be True / Hey Hey Hey Ma Baby Rabon Tarrant Acc By Lucky Thompson's Band 1945 Apollo dto.
Mellow mom Dinah Washington / Lucky Thompson Orchestra 1945 Apollo / Delmark
Let's Go Again / Lazy Baby Darby Hicks 1946 indigo Darby Hicks Quartet with Buddy Collette , Buddy Harper , Norman Alexander , Carolyn Richards
Hot piano Wilbert Baranco 1946 Black & White / Classics
Riff GM / G-ing with Gene Gene Morris 1946 Cleatone Gene Morris Quintet with Walter "Phatz" Morris, George Williams, Lee Young , Lee Williams (vcl)
Ivie Anderson and Her All Stars Ivie Anderson 1946 Storyville
Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra Vol. 7, 1947-1949 Lionel Hampton 1947-49 MCA
Earl Hines 1947-1949 Earl Hines 1947 Classics Recordings z. T. under the name of Curly Hamner
Baba Lama Lam Curley Hamner 1947 Sunrise December 31, 1947
Lionel Hampton in concert Lionel Hampton 1948 Cicala Jazz
Move! Red Norvo 1950-1951 Savoy summarized on album 1956
Capitol Sings Broadway: Makin 'Whoopee VA 1950 Blue note only one track ("I Like to Recognize the Tune") by Mel Tormé with the Red Norvo Trio was released in 1995
The Red Norvo Trio with Tal Farlow and Charles Mingus Red Norvo 1950-1951 Arista Records / Savoy appeared in 1976
Dig / Conception Miles Davis 1951 Prestigious Mingus only worked on the title “Conception”.
Birdland 1951 Miles Davis 1951 Blue Note Records Mingus is only involved in three titles with a sextet
Miles Davis Allstars - Birdland 1951 Miles Davis 1951 Beppo Bootleg
Vital Savage Horizons - Jazz in Storyville Billy Taylor 1952 Roost
While I'm Gone / Possessed Melvin Moore 1951 King Records Melvin Moore (vcl), with Terry Gibbs , Billy Taylor , Mundell Lowe , Charlie Smith (dr).
From Barrelhouse To Bop - A History Of Jazz Piano John Mehegan 1952 Perspective
Our Delight George Wallington 1952 Prestigious
The George Wallington Trios Featuring Charles Mingus, Oscar Pettiford, Max Roach George Wallington 1952 Prestigious
The Many Moods of Charlie Shavers 1940-1952 Charlie Shavers 1952
Boston 1952 Charlie Parker 1952 Uptown with Joe Gordon , Dick Twardzik , Roy Haynes
Spring Broadcasts 1953 Bud Powell 1953 ESP
Inner Fires - The Genius of Bud Powell Bud Powell 1953 Elektra / Musician Live recording, with Roy Haynes
Autobiography in Jazz Hank Jones 1953 Debut Trio with Mingus and Max Roach
Jazz at Massey Hall (also: The Greatest Jazz Concert Ever) Charlie Parker 1953 Debut
Blue Haze Miles Davis 1953 Prestigious Mingus plays the piano in "Smooch".
The Complete Charlie Parker on Verve Charlie Parker / Gil Evans 1953 Clef / Verve Session with the Dave Lambert Singers ("In the Still of the Night").
Trombone Rapport Jazz workshop 1953 Debut Jazz workshop consisting of Willie Dennis , JJ Johnson , Kai Winding , Bennie Green , John Lewis , Mingus, Art Taylor .
Sonny Stitt for Starters Sonny Stitt 1953 Roost Stitched with the Johnny Richards Orchestra
Introducing Paul Bley Paul Bley 1953 Debut with Art Blakey
Exploration Teo Macero 1953 Debut
The New Oscar Pettiford Sextet Oscar Pettiford 1953 Debut Pettiford with Julius Watkins , Phil Urso , Walter Bishop junior , Mingus, Percy Brice
Ada Moore: Jazz Workshop Vol. 3 Ada Moore 1954 Debut
Mad Bebop JJ Johnson 1954 Savoy
The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson JJ Johnson 1954 Blue note
evolution Teddy Charles 1955 Prestigious with JR Monterose , Mingus, Jerry Segal
Relaxed piano moods Hazel Scott 1955 Debut with Max Roach
The John Mehegan Trio / Quartet John Mehegan 1955 Savoy
Wally Cirillo / Bobby Scott Wally Cirillo 1955 Savoy with Teo Macero, Mingus, Kenny Clarke
Very Truly Yours Jimmy Scott 1955 Savoy with Budd Johnson , Howard Biggs , Mundell Lowe , Mingus, Rudy Nichols
The Fabulous Thad Jones Thad Jones 1955 Debut initially as a 10-inch LP Jazz Collaborations .
New Piano Expressions John Dennis 1955 Debut
Easy jazz Ralph Sharon 1955 London with JR Monterose, Teddy Charles, Joe Puma , Mingus, Kenny Clarke
Blue Moods Miles Davis 1955 Prestigious
Metronome All Stars 1956 Metronomes all-stars 1956 Clef / Verve with Thad Jones, Eddie Bert , Tony Scott , Lee Konitz , Zoot Sims , Al Cohn , Serge Chaloff , Teddy Charles , Billy Taylor , Tal Farlow , Mingus, Art Blakey
The Word from Bird Teddy Charles 1956 Atlantic
This Is How I Feel About Jazz Quincy Jones 1956 ABC paramount
New faces Jimmy Knepper 1957 Debut
The Rarest On Debut - Mingus Newly Discovered Shafi Hadi 1957 Debut Shafi Hadi Sextet with Clarence "Gene" Shaw, Pepper Adams , Wade Legge or Wynton Kelly , Mingus or Henry Grimes , Dannie Richmond ; also appeared as The Charles Mingus Group Featuring Wynton Kelly And Pepper Adams - Debut Rarities, Vol. 3 .
From the soundtrack ›All Night Long‹ Various artists 1961 Fontana just a piece from the film All Night Long ( Noodlin ' . with Tubby Hayes , Ray Dempsey and Allan Ganley )
Summit sessions Dave Brubeck 1961 CBS just a piece from the film All Night Long ( Non-Sectarian Blues ), released in 1971

See also

literature

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  1. ^ Allegedly last recordings on which Charles Mingus participated as a musician; unclear whether this recording could be released while he was under contract with Atlantic; there is no thanks to Atlantic.
  2. ^ Russell discography
  3. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-Sextet-Concertgebouw-Amsterdam-Volume-2/release/3478418
  4. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-In-Amsterdam-1964/release/4408756
  5. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-Featuring-Eric-Dolphy-Live-In-Oslo-1964/release/5074788
  6. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-Sextet-Live-In-Stockholm-1964-The-Complete-Concert/release/2635606
  7. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Mingus-Sextet-Live-In-Europe/release/4070835
  8. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charlie-Mingus-Mingus-In-Stuttgart-April-28-1964-Concert/release/3068734
  9. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-Quintet-Mingus-In-Europe-Volume-I/master/274913
  10. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-Quintet-Featuring-Eric-Dolphy-Mingus-In-Europe-Volume-II/release/2908469
  11. ↑ http://mingus.onttonen.info/details/jbop043.html
  12. ^ Gene Santoro: Myself When I am Real: The Life and Music of Charles Mingus , p. 417
  13. ↑ Discogs
  14. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-Sextet-Paris-TNP-October-28th-1970/release/4503318
  15. ↑ Discogs
  16. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-Live-In-Chateauvallon-1972/release/4407667
  17. ↑ Entry in Onttonen
  18. ↑ Discogs
  19. ↑ Source: Tom Lord : Jazz Discography (online)
  20. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-The-Complete-Debut-Recordings/release/3712249
  21. ↑ Review of Steve Leggett's album The Complete 1945-1949 West Coast Recordings on Allmusic . Retrieved February 23, 2015.
  22. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charlie-Mingus-The-Young-Rebel/release/1783772
  23. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-The-Complete-Debut-Recordings/release/3712249
  24. ^ Review of the album The Complete Debut Recordings by cott Yanow at Allmusic . Retrieved February 23, 2015.
  25. ↑ Review of the album Trilogy: The Complete Bethlehem Jazz Collection at Allmusic (English). Retrieved February 23, 2015.
  26. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-Thirteen-Pictures-The-Charles-Mingus-Anthology/release/625621
  27. ↑ Review of the album Thirteen Pictures - The Charles Mingus Anthology at Allmusic (English). Retrieved February 24, 2015.
  28. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-Passions-Of-A-Man-An-Anthology-Of-His-Atlantic-Recordings/release/1866420
  29. ↑ Review of the album Passions of a Man: The Complete Atlantic Recordings 1956-1961 at Allmusic (English). Retrieved February 23, 2015.
  30. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-The-Complete-1959-Columbia-Recordings/release/4131355
  31. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-The-Complete-1960-Nat-Hentoff-Sessions/release/4222714
  32. ↑ http://www.jazzdisco.org/charles-mingus/discography/
  33. ↑ Originally on the Impulse! Collector's LP The Definite Jazz Scene, Vol. 1 (AS 99)
  34. ^ Review of the album The Impulse Story at Allmusic (English). Retrieved February 23, 2015.
  35. ↑ http://www.mosaicrecords.com/prodinfo.asp?number=253-MD-CD
  36. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Charles-Mingus-The-Jazz-Workshop-Concerts-196465/release/4035137
  37. ^ Review of Ken Dryden's album The Jazz Workshop Concerts 1964-65 at Allmusic (English). Retrieved February 23, 2015.
  38. ↑ [1]
  39. ↑ http://www.jazzdisco.org/charles-mingus/discography/

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