Charles Mingus - Live at Carnegie HallCharles Mingus's consummate musicianship made live performance a tricky undertaking, his perfectionism often clashing with variables he couldn't fully control. In this set at Carnegie Hall, his gift as an arranger is most evident, his artful renditions of two Duke Ellington songs acting as a conversation between two musical giants, instead of just a retelling. Known to be thunderous, he was often just electrifying.

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"Baby Baby" and "Out In The Cold Again"

Led by Superintendent Hastings (Adrian Dunbar

These songs were usually inspired by particular poets

Harry Sosnik

Diana Quick (Brideshead Revisited)

who only wrote one sacred work on account of the 'Almighty God' commanding him to write 'only for the stage'

Chet Atkins

"Slow Twistin'" and "Limbo Rock"

Music also served as an expression of the cultural roots of the United States

since it's foundation in 2007

now available for the first time ever in America