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 Post subject: [2009-01-06] Charles Mingus Quintet "Live In Berlin 1972" DVD (ImproJazz)
PostPosted: Sun Jan 04, 2009 6:06 pm 
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NTSC/Region 0. This DVD presents one of the only two known examples of Ellington's star trumpeter Cat Anderson collaborating with a Charles Mingus formation. The first such example consisted of two tunes taped live on July 4, 1972 at the Newport Jazz Festival (which changed its location from Rhode Island to New York during that year). The second example is the Berlin concert offered here. ImproJazz.

1 Peggy's Blue Skylight 9:30
2 Celia 15:39
3 Perdido 16:50

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 Post subject: [2009-01-06] Charles Mingus Quintet "Live In Berlin 1972" DVD (ImproJazz)
PostPosted: Sun Jan 04, 2009 9:52 pm 
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I was going to pass on this, for various reasons, until I ran across this additional description from another site -

Artist: MINGUS, CHARLES QUINTET
Title: Live in Berlin 1972
Label: Impro-Jazz

Cat No: DVDIJ548
Format: DVD

• On DVD for the first time, this edition presents the Charles Mingus quintet in 1972, with Hamiet Bluiett, and an unusual guest appearance from Ellington’s star trumpeter Cat Anderson.

• A bonus to this DVD, has been added : the complete 1968 Thomas Reichman film “Mingus in Greenwich Village” - mostly shot one night in November 1966, while Mingus was waiting in his Greenwich Village loft in New York for the arrival of the police with an eviction order.

• Charles Mingus, bass throughout, with: Joe Gardner, trumpet; Hamiet Bluiett, baritone sax & clarinet; John Foster, piano; Roy Brooks, drums - and Cat Anderson, trumpet, guest star on “Perdido”. Recorded at the Philarmonie, Berlin, Germany, November 5, 1972.

• And on the bonus film, with : Lonnie Hillyer, trumpet; Charles McPherson, alto sax; John Gilmore, tenor sax; Walter Bishop, piano; Danny Richmond, drums.

• Total Time: 100 min. - B&W / Mono - Compatible with all DVD players.



CHARLES QUINTET MINGUS
Live in Berlin 1972

Track Listing for Live in Berlin 1972
CHARLES MINGUS Quintet:
JOE GARDNER, trumpet;
HAMIET BLUIETT, baritone sax & clarinet;
JOHN FOSTER, piano;
CHARLES MINGUS, bass;
ROY BROOKS, drums.
CAT ANDERSON, trumpet, guest star on “Perdido”.
Philarmonie, Berlin, Germany,
November 5, 1972.
01 PEGGY'S BLUE SKYLIGHT 9:30
(Charles Mingus)
02 CELIA 15:39
(Charles Mingus)
03 PERDIDO 16:50
(Juan Tizol-Ervin Drake)
BONUS FILM:
MINGUS IN GREENWICH VILLAGE (1968):
LONNIE HILLYER, trumpet;
CHARLES McPHERSON, alto sax;
JOHN GILMORE, tenor sax;
WALTER BISHOP, piano;
CHARLES MINGUS, bass;
DANNY RICHMOND, drums.
Filmed at various locations in New York,
November 1966-December 1967.
SECTION 1 17:03
[tune played: All the Things You Are
(Jerome Kern-Oscar Hammerstein II)]
SECTION 2 17:27
[tune played: Secret Love
(Sammy Fain-Paul Francis Webster)]
SECTION 3 23:55
[tune played: Take the “A” Train
(Billy Strayhorn)]
TOTAL TIME: 100 min.
B&W/MONO


http://www.discovery-records.com/produc ... UINTET.htm

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