I heard this quintet numerous times in Boston at the Jazz Workshop when I was a student at NEC. It was so powerful live in that club.

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We're blessed that this remarkable performance was captured for posterity. One of the truly great examples of this supremely gifted individual in a perfect flow state, live, one take. Stunning!

Sounds good but out of tune in some way at the beginning

The tail end of the greatest era in music. Remnants of the 50's and 60's, fading into the twighlight. Then came computers and cell phones, and the world as we knew it, ended..

¡Que gran grupo! El trabajo de cada uno de ellos en su instrumento hace que esta pieza sea tan única, diversa y emocionante. Qué alegría escuchar esta música, gran interpretación en vivo.

Este ritmo es distinto y las melodias son una verdadera obra de arte, mucha admiracion para cada artista

Beautiful song, beautifully played and all with Neumann U67 microphones !!! One mic on each instrument and it sounds glorious

El estilo de Mingus a menudo incorpora elementos de la música clásica, el blues y el gospel, lo que resulta en una experiencia auditiva única y multifacética.

Hold on... Drum fills! hell yah

6:17 sax wiggle

been looking all over fo the bass of mind.

Tunisia the city upon a hill 🇹🇳❤❤#jazz #jazzincon #jazzlegends #northafrica #tunisia

Dister. Where played your's?

Bill Evans, such an original. Nobody played like him. Anyone know who the bass player is?

Amazing recording quality

Was watching "Collateral" and heard Tom Cruises character Vincent mention this man Dexter Morgan as a west coast jazz great who played a jazz club in Lamerk Park.

Mingus knocked me out in the Duke Ellington Trio. I’m just a bit stunned by the piano solo. Wow!

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3:14 Dinah is there anything finer......😊

No real comparison, but right before Mangione got big, I wandered into a cellar club in Houston and there he was Chuck Mangione killing it.

Muy buenoo!!! 👏👏🎶🎶🎷🎷🎺

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0:35 solo, 1:15 bar 32 (joy to da wrld) 1:03

i don't think i've ever seen someone set up a left-handed drumkit, but then PLAY it right-handed. I'll have to try that soon 😀

Champion bring back arts in schools or 😮

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George adams lho incontrato a Catania nel 1991 quanta nostalgia

Dexter Gordon, the greatest sax player of all times.

Anyone know how they're getting to the Abmaj7? Doesn't sound like a regular ii-V to me.

Está banda la vi en vivo en 1977 en Buenos Aires !!!!! SUBLIME !!!!

What movie is this from?

READ THIS WHOLE THING: PRAY FOR ISRAEL. PRAY FOR THE PEACE OF JERUSALEM. THE LORD JESUS CHRIST DIED FOR YOUR SINS AND ROSE AGAIN FROM THE DEAD. WOULD YOU LIKE TO TAKE YOUR PLACE IN HIS HOUSEHOLD? THEN PLEASE REPENT OF ALL YOUR SINS TODAY AND SURRENDER YOUR ENTIRE LIFE TO THE LORD JESUS CHRIST. NOBODY IS OUT OF THE CANDIDACY FOR BECOMING A CHRISTIAN.

Long Tall Dex!

Charles Mingus: bass George Adams: tenor saxophone and vocals Don Pullen: piano Jack Walrath: trumpet

Always loved Dexter...sounds like he quoted Flying Home at the tail end of his chorus

"piano solo " Cameraman : see that drummer very cool

Wow .🥂

The most important decision you make is to be in a good mood. 🕊️ Voltaire

The most important decision you make is to be in a good mood. 🕊️ Voltaire

VP Kamala just referred Mingus out front of vinal store

This is the first tune I learned to read music with, circa 1981. I first learned it on piano from a Fake Book. Decades later, I have learned to play it on harmonicas, on both diatonic and chromatic harps. My unrequited love number one, Joni Mitchell, wrote lovely lyrics for this tune. This is the ultimate "moody ballad". I practice it every day, always making new solos. I'm amused that some think this a difficult tune to play.

In the 70’s Dexter had a leopard vest he’d wear it alot ☺️

Fabuloso Adams!!!

I’m learning this song in 12 keys. I just opened Pandora’s box. So I’m super happy!

That trumpet solo was dope 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Mingus mad genius, Don can’t stop , won’t stop . This swings mad …..wow

This is a slightly different version of this tune than most play today. But if anyone has the right to change it, well Mingus wrote it, so he can do whatever the hell he wants.

Kenny Drew is killing it on the piano

The absolute coolest entrance ever...