Charles Mingus - Prayer for Passive Resistance mp3 download

Ah man, this is what it’s all about. Incredible musicianship and composing.

I play bass, this is heaven, live in a town in Ireland where 3 chord country and cretin western rules, no where to play, help!

this shit is so dope !!!!! big up

What a freaking genius. This lines are brilliant and way ahead of their time, considering it was in the pre James Jamerson era for bass instruments, before the modernization of music that included a bass guitar, the melodic lines they bring.

if you can check out bbc at the proms tribute to charlie with metropole orkestra ,it is something to behold in my opinion

What a nice Music!! Back to the Blues, to the roots of Jazz...

this is brilliant music , it is so free , and subversive , its coming at ya from all angles

THIS IS WHAT I CALL RADICAL INDEPENDENCE

Right ON "Mingus Fingas" Right ON! Uplift

Really good music.Fantastic!

Mingus is my favorite jazz composer. I love the richness of his harmonies and use of counter-melodies. We all need to pray for passive resistance. Violence is never the answer.

"Mingus at Antibes" July 1960 / Charles Mingus (b) / Ted Curson (tr) / Eric Dolphy (as) / Booker Ervin (ts) / Dannie Richmond (d)

Just listen, this is outstanding. Eric Dolphy at his best.

which instrument(s) is(are) making those staccato pops in the intro? is it trumpet and tenor sax while alto sax does the melody?