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Mingus at Monterey SIGNED & NUMBERED Private Pressing JAZZ WORKSHOP 2LP 1964
Mingus at Monterey SIGNED & NUMBERED Private Pressing JAZZ WORKSHOP 2LP 1964
Mingus at Monterey SIGNED & NUMBERED Private Pressing JAZZ WORKSHOP 2LP 1964
Mingus at Monterey SIGNED & NUMBERED Private Pressing JAZZ WORKSHOP 2LP 1964
Mingus at Monterey SIGNED & NUMBERED Private Pressing JAZZ WORKSHOP 2LP 1964
Mingus at Monterey SIGNED & NUMBERED Private Pressing JAZZ WORKSHOP 2LP 1964
Mingus at Monterey SIGNED & NUMBERED Private Pressing JAZZ WORKSHOP 2LP 1964
Mingus at Monterey SIGNED & NUMBERED Private Pressing JAZZ WORKSHOP 2LP 1964
Mingus at Monterey SIGNED & NUMBERED Private Pressing JAZZ WORKSHOP 2LP 1964
Mingus at Monterey SIGNED & NUMBERED Private Pressing JAZZ WORKSHOP 2LP 1964
Mingus at Monterey SIGNED & NUMBERED Private Pressing JAZZ WORKSHOP 2LP 1964

Mingus at Monterey SIGNED & NUMBERED Private Pressing JAZZ WORKSHOP 2LP 1964

$ 237.6

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Industry: Music
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: Cover is VG with some wear and discoloration. Both vinyls are VG, with some slight imprints on the vinyl from the inner sleeves, please see photos. The vinyls appear to be barely played. The inner sleeves are archival plastic.
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days

    Description

    Signed and Numbered Gatefold
    Charles/Charlie Mingus ‎– Mingus At Monterey.
    Jazz Workshop ‎– JWS 001, JWS 002.
    2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Numbered.
    Recorded September 20, 1964, at the Monterey Jazz Festival, Monterey, California.
    Original private pressing available through mail order only from Mingus himself.
    Very small pressing, rumored to be only 200.  Vinyl is numbered at 199.
    Tracklist
    Record 1 - Side A
    Duke Ellington Medley (ASCAP)
    1.
    I've Got It Bad
    (Features Charles Mingus)
    2.
    In A Sentimental Mood
    3.
    All Too Soon (Features Jaki Byard)
    4.
    Mood Indigo (Features Lonnie Hillyer/supported by Charlie McPherson)
    5.
    Sophisticated Lady (Features Charles Mingus)
    6.
    A Train (Features: Alto: Charlie McPherson, Trumpet: Lonnie Hillyer, Tenor Sax: John Handy, Drum Solo: Dannie Richmond)
    Record 2 - Side A
    6.
    A Train (Part II)
    Applause by the Folks; Comments by Charles Mingus
    7.
    Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk (By Charles Mingus, BMI)
    Record 2 - Side B
    7.
    Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk (Part II)
    8.
    Meditations On Integration (By Charles Mingus, BMI)
    Record 1 - Side B
    8.
    Meditations On Integration (Part II)