FLAC Charles Mingus - Mingus At Monterey

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Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Charlie McPherson
• Alto Saxophone, Flute, Piccolo Flute – Buddy Collette
• Art Direction – Phil Carroll
• Baritone Saxophone, Bass Clarinet – Jack Nimitz
• Bass, Liner Notes – Charles Mingus
• Drums – Dannie Richmond
• Edited By – Bob Simpson, Charles Mingus
• Photography By [Cover Photo] – Arthur McEwen
• Photography By [Mingus Photos] – Jim Marshall
• Piano – Jaki Byard
• Remastered By – George Horn
• Tenor Saxophone – John Handy III
• Trombone – Lou Blackburn
• Trumpet – Bobby Bryant, Lonnie Hillyer, Melvin Moore
• Tuba – Red Callender

Notes

Recorded September 20, 1964, at the Monterey Jazz Festival, Monterey, California.
Originally released as "Mingus At Monterey" (Jazz Workshop JWS 001/002).

Issued in a gatefold cover.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: 0704 232 S1 0081 118 320
• Matrix / Runout: 0704 232 S2 0081 118 320
• Matrix / Runout: 0704 233 S1=2 320
• Matrix / Runout: 0704 233 S2=2 320
• Rights Society: GEMA

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