CHARLIE MINGUS Oh Yeah (US exclusive limited edition 7-track LP, pressed on HIGH DEFINITION PREMIUM 180gram VIRGIN VINYL, originally released in 1962, featuring flute and sax from Roland Kirk, presented in sealed & stickered picturesleeve) ** See 'More Info' For Further Details ** more...
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CHARLIE MINGUS Oh Yeah (UK reissue 7-track vinyl LP; originally released in 1962, it features Mingus on piano and vocals with Doug Watkins replacing him on bass duties plus Booker Ervin, Roland Kirk and Jimmy Knepper on various wind instruments,great picture sleeve with liner notes by Nat Hentoff) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Oh Yeah (1962 UK first press 7-track deep groove mono LP on the maroon & silver Atlantic label, one of the great lively Mingus recordings & also featuring Roland Kirk amongst others. Includes the classic Mingus compositions WhamBamThank You Ma'am & the standout Ecclusiastics, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve is VG+ with age yellowing along the spine, a small catalogue annotation to the reverse and no tears or splits & the vinyl is Excellent with few more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Oh Yeah (80s French repackaging of the 1962 7-track vinyl LP - one of the great lively Mingus recordings and the only one to include Roland Kirk in the line-up. Includes the classic Mingus compositions Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am and the standout Ecclusiastics, picture sleeve variant. The sleeve shows a little shelf/ringwear whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Oh Yeah (Sealed 1966 US issue of the 1962 7-track stereo vinyl LP, one of the great lively Mingus recordings & the only one to feature Roland Kirk. Includes the classic, Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am & the standout, Ecclusiastics. The back of the pasted 'stereo' cover has the '1966' date printed at the bottom on the back & there are no deletion cuts or markings. We cannot confirm the exact label design, as this rare timewarp copy remains unopened & unplayed SD1377) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Oh Yeah (Late 60s, early 70s US issue of the 1962 7-track stereo LP on the red & green Atlantic label with '1841 Broadway' perimeter address, one of the great lively Mingus recordings & the only one to feature Roland Kirk. Includes the classic Mingus compositions Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am & the standout Ecclusiastics, superb illustrated pasted sleeve wich comes complete with the catalogue inner. The sleeve is still in its opened shrinkwrap and vinyl still looks barely more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Oh Yeah (1962 UK first press 7-track deep groove mono LP on the purple & silver Atlantic label, one of the great lively Mingus recordings, also starring Roland Kirk amongst others. Includes the classic Mingus compositions Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am & the standout Ecclusiastics, front laminated picture sleeve. The cover [VG+] has a few mild corner creases from light age wear & the vinyl grades EX/EX- with only some minor spindle marks to show play HA-K8007) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Let My Children Hear Music (1972 Dutch 7-track LP produced by Teo Macero, with special acknowledgement to the man from Mingus for ''his untiring efforts in producing the best album I ever made'', fully laminated picture sleeve with company inner. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear & the vinyl is Near Mint S64715) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS My Favorite Quintet (Circa 1969 French issue of the 7-track stereo LP, starring 'saxophonist of tomorrow' Charles McPherson, Down Beat Poll-winner Dannie Richmond, Jaki Byard and Lonnie Hillyer, housed in an entirely misleading 'Town Hall Concert' titled sleeve (this is not that recording). The laminated sleeve has a 2" split in the top edge but is otherwise in very good condition. The vinyl is excellent 30AM6105) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS My Favorite Quintet (1969 UK 7-track stereo LP on the black Liberty label, starring 'saxophonist of tomorrow' Charles McPherson, Down Beat Poll-winner Dannie Richmond, Jaki Byard and Lonnie Hillyer, textured picture sleeve withnotes from Mingus & Nat Hentoff on the reverse. The sleeve shows just a little shelfwear & the vinyl remains in excellent condition & looks barely played LBS83346) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Let My Children Hear Music (70s US 6-track LP produced by Teo Macero, with special acknowledgement to the man from Mingus in the liner notes for "his untiring efforts in producing the best album I ever made". Opens with the irresistibly titled, The Shoes Of The Fisherman's Wife Are Some Jive Ass Slippers. The pasted picture sleeve is Excellent with minimal shelf wear & no deletion cuts. The vinyl too grades Excellent with the occasional faint sign of play C31039) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Let My Children Hear Music (Limited Edition 2012 US audiophile issue of the 1972 6-track album, pressed on TWO 180gram Vinyl discs at 45rpm by the Pallas Group in Germany for sale in the States & expertly mastered by Bernie Grundman from the original analog tapes, deluxe gatefold picture sleeve. Despite a thin 1.5" hairline paper split in the spine, the sleeve otherwise appears Near Mint & the vinyl is near 'as new' ORGM-1077) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Let My Children Hear Music (2012 US limited edition 6-track double LP reissue of his 1972 album pressed exclusively at Pallas Germany on Audiophile quality 180gram Heavyweight Vinyl and remastered at 45RPM by Bernie Grundman, including 'The Shoes Of The Fisherman's Wife Are Some Jive Ass Slippers'. The vinyl is UNPLAYED housed in the gatefold picture sleeve which remains sealed within its custom-stickered perforated outer bag! ORGM-1077) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Let My Children Hear Music (1972 US 6-track vinyl LP produced by Teo Macero, with special acknowledgement to the man from Mingus in the liner notes for "his untiring efforts in producing the best album I ever made". Opens with the irresistibly titled, The Shoes Of The Fisherman's Wife Are Some Jive Ass Slippers, pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve shows moderate ringwear and the vinyl is EX/EX- with light signs of play KC31039) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Reincarnation Of A Love Bird (Sealed 1988 German 5-track LP, originally recorded at Nola Penthouse Studios, New York City, 11th November 1960, picture sleeve. This copy remains sealed & unopened, the vinyl is mint & unplayed CS9026) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Six Classic Albums: Vol. 2 (2019 UK/EU limited edition 39-track remastered FOUR CD set comprising SIX of his studio albums pressed across the four discs: 'A Modern Jazz Symposium Of Music And Poetry' [1957], 'Mingus Ah Um' [1959], 'Mingus Dynasty' [1959], 'Mingus' [1960], 'Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus' [1960] and 'Oh Yeah' [1962] albums. The four discs are UNPLAYED housed within the sealed fold-out digipak picture sleeve) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS My Favorite Quintet (Limited edition 1966 US mail order only 7-track mono LP, recorded at the Tyrone Guthrie Theatre & starring 'saxophonist of tomorrow' Charles McPherson, Down Beat Poll-winner Dannie Richmond, Jaki Byard & Lonnie Hillyer. This rare edition was privately pressed by the Charles Mingus Enterprises & comes housed in a unique pasted & textured sleeve with 'this album can be purchased only mail through the address below...' print on the back. The sleevei more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Mingus At Antibes (1976 US 6-track double LP, recorded live by Barclay Studios for Atlantic at the Antibes Jazz Festival in Juan-Les Pins, France on the 13th of July 1960, starring Ted Curson, Eric Dolphy, Booker Ervin, Dannie Richmond & special guest Bud Powell, including one of Mingus' toughest compositions, What Love, partly based on What Is This Thing Called Love, which should not be missing from any Mingus collection! The gatefold picture sleeve shows minimalshe more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Mingus At Antibes (1979 German 6-track double LP, recorded live by Barclay Studios for Atlantic at the Antibes Jazz Festival in Juan-Les Pins, France on the 13th of July 1960, starring Ted Curson, Eric Dolphy, Booker Ervin, Dannie Richmond & special guest Bud Powell, including one of Mingus' toughest compositions, What Love, partly based on What Is This Thing Called Love, which should not be missing from any Mingus collection! The gatefold picture sleeve shows some l more...
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CHARLES MINGUS CD Album Collection (A collection of nine CD albums, includes Mingus Ah Um (both single & double disc releases, Minor Intrusions, Introducind Charlie Mingus, Folk Forms, Plays It Cool and Duke Ellington's Sound Of Love) more...
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CHARLES MINGUS Mingus Ah Um (1983 Dutch issue of the classic 1959 9-track LP 'Mingus Ah Um', issued as part of the 'I Love Jazz' series, recorded in only two days and described as one of the best Jazz recordings of all time - Can't argue withthat! Housed in a picture sleeve with series inner CBS21071)
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CHARLES MINGUS' JAZZ WORKSHOP Abstractions (1985 UK repackaging of the 1956 7-track stereo vinyl LP, formerly entitled The Jazz Experiments Of Charlie Mingus, featuring outstanding versions of What Is This Thing Called Love? & Stormy Weather given the Mingus treatment & starring Teo Macero, John LaPorta, Thad Jones, Jackson Wiley & Clem De Rosa, picture sleeve variant with updated notes. A beautiful copy! AFF135) more...
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