Charles Mingus, Mingus At Monterey Record Store Day 2025 Exclusive Remaster RSD
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This Charles Mingus vinyl record is a must-have for any jazz enthusiast. Featuring the exclusive Remaster RSD edition of Mingus at Monterey, this LP is a true gem. The record is in mint condition (graded as M) and comes in a gatefold sleeve with balanced stereo sound.
The hard bop style of this record is perfectly captured on the 12-inch vinyl material, and the candid record label adds to its authenticity. This Record Store Day release is a rare find, with the country/region of manufacture being the United States. The album featuresCharles Mingus as the artist and is a great addition to any music collection.
Any list of the greatest jazz artists of all time includes the legendary Charles Mingus. Bassist, composer, outspoken jazz pioneer, Mingus was an innovator whose legacy continues to inspire us. Over 100 years after his birth year, we still celebrate his genius.
In conjunction with the Charles Mingus Estate, Candid Records is proud to present MINGUS AT MONTEREY for official reissue.
This tour de force live performance from the 1964 Monterey Jazz Festival captures Mingus at the top of his form and the height of his powers. Out of print for more than 40 years, this landmark recording was originally released on Mingus’ own short-lived mail-order label. It has consistently been the most requested reissue by Mingus fans.
This 2 LP disc set has been remastered by five-time Grammy Award Winning Engineer Michael Graves, with lacquers cut by Jeff Powell, and pressed on 180 gram vinyl. Original gatefold jacket artwork has meticulously restored and reproduced.
This is a 2025 Record Store Day release.
Tracklist
A1. Duke Ellington Medley: I've Got It Bad / In a Sentimental Mood / All Too Soon / Mood Indigo / Sophisticated Lady / A Train
B1. A Train (Part II) C1. Orange Was the Color of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk
C2. Orange Was the Color of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk (Part II) C3. Meditations on Integration
D1. Meditations on Integration (Part II)
SHIPS SATURDAY 4/12
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