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Charles Mingus

Mingus In Europe Volume II (LP)

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Original US edition of Enja of the 1981 album with live recordings from 1964 featuring Eric Dolphy and Jaki Byard.

condition (record/cover): VG+ (light marks) / VG+ (some creasing, edges wear and cut-out)

Wuppertal, April 1964, one of the concerts from the tour that Charles Mingus took across Europe with the sextet everyone now regards as his finest. Eric Dolphy was three months from death, Jaki Byard was playing stride and free abstraction in the same chorus, Clifford Jordan supplied the tenor and Dannie Richmond held the whole unstable structure together. The pieces run to twenty minutes and beyond. Enja put these tapes out years later and they remain among the best-recorded documents of the band. "Meditations On Integration" alone justifies the record.

German Enja pressing. The 1964 European tour is the peak of the Mingus discography and this is a substantial piece of it.

Details
File under: Post Bop
Cat. number: 3077
Year: 1981

Release notes

Manufactured in Germany for distribution in the USA with NYC address on back cover at bottom: "The release of this album has been made possible through the kind cooperation of Mrs. Susan Graham Mingus/JAZZ WORKSHOP INC. Bottom of the back cover is not as the other German releases: "© Polygram Classics Inc. - ℗ 1981 Enja Records 8 Munich 19, Nymphenburgerstr. 209 - Manufactured by Polygram Record Service GMBH Hannover West Germany - Marketed By Polygram Classics, Inc., 137 West 55th Street,…

Tracklist
A1Orange Was The Colour Of Her Dress Then Blue Silk17:00
A2Sophisticated Lady3:44
B1AT-FW-YOU5:09
B2Charlemagne11:32
Credits
Charles Mingus
Bass
Eric Dolphy
Bass Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
Dannie Richmond
Drums
Roberto Polillo
Photography By [Back]
Guiseppe Pino
Photography By [Front]
Jaki Byard
Piano
E. Dieter Fränzel
Producer [Concert For Zeitkunst Gesellschaft]
Günter Schütte
Recorded By
Clifford Jordan
Tenor Saxophone