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     Jazz Icons Charles Mingus Live in '64

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     Charles Mingus And His Jazz Groups ‎– Mingus Dynasty (1960) (Full Album)

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2. www.youtube.com › watchCharles Mingus - Fables of Faubus - YouTube

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   ♫ Listen to the full album on Youtube → http://bit.ly/2pLHGiY Subscribe to Jazz Everyday → http://bit.ly/1Ydc0dN

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3. www.youtube.com › watchCHARLES MINGUS (Angry man of jazz?) Jazz History #58 - YouTube

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   A profound composer and powerful bassist, Mingus' personal story is at times disturbing, and his reputation as the 'angry man of jazz' was well earned, but his mark on the history of jazz is ...

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4. www.youtube.com › watchCivil Rights Through Jazz: The Life and Legacy of ... - YouTube

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   A video exploring the impact of Charles Mingus on civil rights through his jazz music, presented by Nick Rossi.

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5. www.youtube.com › @charlesmingusofficialCharles Mingus - YouTube

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   Charles Mingus. One of the most important figures in twentieth century American music, Charles Mingus was a virtuoso bass player, accomplished pianist, bandleader, and composer.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Charles_MingusCharles Mingus - Wikipedia

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   His compositions retained the hot and soulful feel of hard bop, drawing heavily from black gospel music and blues, while sometimes containing elements of third stream, free jazz, and classical music. He once cited Duke Ellington and church as his main influences.

   • Location: Music Division, Library of Congress

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7. www.reddit.com › r › Jazzr/Jazz on Reddit: Why is "Moanin'" by Charles Mingus so ...

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   The Mingus "Moanin'" youtube video was one of the first songs that got me into jazz when I was young. I clicked on it because of the youtube algorithm, and because I recognised the name "Charles Mingus". It was catchy, cool, and had a rough energy and groove.

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   What makes Mingus a great song?

   • One of the most vital elements of Mingus’s writing is it’s deep connection to the blues and early jazz, whilst anticipating some of the developments of the free jazz of the 1960s. As you might guess from the title, this is a dramatic Mingus composition, with an equally powerful performance by the band.

   Charles Mingus Songs: Guide To A Jazz Eccentric - Jazzfuel

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   Are Charles Mingus songs jazz standards?

   • Whilst many Charles Mingus songs are easily recognised in the jazz world, their relatively unusual structures meant few became ‘ jazz standards’. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (again from the album Mingus Ah Um) is one exception, with the tune now firmly established in the repertoire of many musicians around the world.

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   Why did you click on Charles Mingus?

   • I clicked on it because of the youtube algorithm, and because I recognised the name "Charles Mingus". It was catchy, cool, and had a rough energy and groove. This might be an explanation as to why so many young jazz fans know it, but it's a chicken or the egg situation.

   Why is "Moanin'" by Charles Mingus so universally known on the ... - Re…

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   Why did you like the Mingus 'Moanin' YouTube video?

   • The Mingus "Moanin'" youtube video was one of the first songs that got me into jazz when I was young. I clicked on it because of the youtube algorithm, and because I recognised the name "Charles Mingus". It was catchy, cool, and had a rough energy and groove.

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   Is Blues & Roots Mingus' most famous song?

   • The album the song comes from, "Blues & Roots", is a great album, but it's not Mingus' most famous. Yet it seems universally recognised among young jazz musicians and on jazz message boards and subreddits. There's a youtube video of the song, a different version played by a Mingus Tribute band, that has over 24 million views.

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   How did Mingus learn to play music?

   • When first learning to play as a child, Mingus had trouble learning to sight read musical notation fluently, impeding his ability to join the local youth orchestras. Whilst this didn’t hinder his career for long, he adopted the life-long practice of teaching his band the music by ear, rather than via sheet music.

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9. jazzfuel.com › charles-mingus-songsCharles Mingus Songs: Guide To A Jazz Eccentric - Jazzfuel

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   Apr 26, 2024 · For an artist credited with over 300 compositions, these ten Charles Mingus songs only scratch the surface of one of jazz’s true originals. They do, though, hopefully show why he is often credited as one of the greatest composers in jazz – if not music in general – alongside Duke Ellington.