Charles Mingus - Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (Live At Montreux 1975)

Charles Mingus was one of the all-time great jazz bass player but more than that he was also an innovative composer and a leader with a clear vision of where he wanted his music to go. In 1975 he made his first appearance at the Montreux Jazz Festival, joined by the players who had worked with him on the landmark 'Changes One' and 'Changes Two' albums, fro which the was primarily drawn. As an extrat treat, on the last two tracks they are joined by guests Gerry Mulligan on baritone sax and Benny Bailey on trumpet.
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[@luizr7400]

I love watching the expression of pleasure, of pure joy, of Baritone sax Gerry Mulligan's face when Benny Bailey is doing his solo on the trumpet

[@AlexVianaable]

Its amazing. Me too.

[@edsonsantana4148]

Benny Bailey's solo seemed to be a maternal affection, how many memories must have awakened in Gerry Mulligan. wonderful.

[@ferdinangenius]

I concur. Only music can gert people in that intimate mutual understanding

[@nrs1382]

El personal en este tema es: Charles Mingus (bajo); Don Pullen (piano); Benny Bailey (trompeta); Gerry Mulligan (saxo barítono); George Adams (saxo tenor) y Dannie Richmond (batería). Siempre es un dato necesario.

[@lucasmonaco5103]

OBRIGADO 💙💙

[@mrs.purple4784]

Nr S te faltó nombrar al otro trompeta, Mr. Jack Walrath.

[@gasterdaniel316]

Extraordinaire qu'elle improvisation

[@Lorianotrentotto]

Grazie. Si, è fondamentale conoscere quali sono i musicisti, perché dietro di loro non c'è un compositore che ha scritto le note.

[@rubenantaglez8641]

tienes toda la razón, deberian poner los creditos, los temas y quien los compuso, si pueden, a mi me gusta Gracias por subirlo

[@heloisagiraldi]

I love Mingus, I love this song, I love anything this man has done.

[@perezfecto]

How could Mingus create such great music?? That's beyond comprehension.

[@elsecretopez]

it's interesting how Mingus has a unique sound that is easily recognizable, he reminds me somewhat of Beethoven, in the sense that there is certain darkness ever present underneath the melody, hinting at something deeply melancholic

[@georgemanka]

The trumpet solo is out of this world

[@guntherzwahlen3990]

Mingus´ solo on bass is not just one of the most moving ones, it is the most moving in a row of most moving solos on bass in history !!

[@MapsDavidMrMaDa]

So beautiful

[@sznaps82]

Great performance

[@elisavieira737]

Beautiful thanks

[@drjukebox]

I heard this Mingus group in Norrkoping, Sweden obviously without Gerry M. and Benny B. Small auditorium, close to stage, Very impressed by Pullen and Adams. Pullen could play anything that night, and did. Walrath was hesitant at every solo, but played ok. Danny Richmond elegant as ever, Their personalities came through, and Mingus was in a great mood, possibly under the influence. Glad I went.

[@tomknoll796]

classic - so beautiful...genius to be basked in...

[@stefandarius7965]

Impressive!!!!!!

[@olandobobb243]

Benny Bailey is bad man !! What a performance !! WOW !!

[@ripaseca]

man... what a team!

[@mandolinoelettrico]

Fantastico

[@keikohiromatsu3050]

Mingus played Strange Fruit in his bass solo!

[@ninosparacino879]

Raffinatissima musica di raffinati musicisti

[@timilehinomolehin9895]

Don pullen is an absolute mad man. Damn

[@AlexVianaable]

Quero morar nesse vídeo ❤️

[@electrizer]

At 9:50 it was like "Get outta way, what about my solo? You wanna get fired or what?" :P

[@DDB_Pincab]

And for such a shit solo...

[@bigjoocy]

Bahahahahahahahah didn't give a shit unless they heard him lmao

[@martinskanal]

that was one fucking awesome hard-on trumpet solo.. stunned

[@AGUSTINL0PEZ]

nice

[@borntoraisehell10]

Gerry Mulligan's face at 1:53

[@giovannifosella2124]

high like shit!

[@TereMelody]

💓💓💓💓💓❗

[@makewayforthebadguy7121]

9:09 he's so high :D

[@gulmaster4447]

Gerry Mulligan, the eminem of jazz 😁

[@theopaopa1]

magnífico pero por qué modificar la hermosa melodía original en 0:25 & 0:32 ?

[@KitCalder]

+ricardo moyano no lo sé hermano, no lo sé.

[@giovannifosella2124]

that is what jazz players do...

[@SalC.]

en el jazz no sigues la partitura al pie de la letra, si tienes tu propia idea adelante eres libre de hacerla escuchar

[@milesmeetsmonk]

that's your first time listening to jazz?

[@ripaseca]

Don Pullen's style is oddly beautiful

[@bettinawill2929]

Es ist für eich, my never ending trumpet section.

[@jeroendevalk1129]

Mulligan looking happy! He could be moody on stage. He really digs Benny Bailey, who I met when he lived in Holland. Nice guy, and an asset for the local scene even as a trumpeter over 70. Mulligan starts his solo out of tune, but after a few bars, he is okay.

[@josephjohnherbert]

Did someone forget to give Mulligan the changes?! After looking at Benny Bailey with such tenderness during his solo, I expected so much more from the Bari.

[@jwmc41]

He was there in spirit but maybe had trouble getting into the Mingus vibe - don’t know if he was a regular with the group.

[@MrCarlino98]

Dannie Richmond my absolute father

[@charlesbarry971]

Charles Mingus, great composer: The angry man of jazz.

[@giuliovannini9908]

Jack Walrath on trumpet

[@aschellekens]

Lg27up

[@Turt777]

gene munny brought me here

[@bobdownes162]

A lot of outa tune notes on that trumpet. Had to give up on it.

[@footstompinleroyscott6892]

Apart from the bass and drums this aint much cop at all. It's a sparse (and very sad) tune which really works on the record. Not so good here.

[@espectro3914]

I still think is a great perfomance

[@espectro3914]

And I love that pianist

[@mananaadamia1657]

@@espectro3914 It's Don Pullen

[@NagaAmonTemple]

This interprétation is so weak,,,,,i love Mingus for more than 65 years....but this is horrible 😮😮