Mingus Ah Um
Charles Mingus (bass), Shafi Hadi (tenor saxophone), Jimmy Knepper (trombone), Booker Ervin (tenor saxophone), Horace Parlan (piano), Dannie Richmond (drums), John Handy (alto saxophone), Willie Dennis (trombone), Shafi Hadi (alto saxophone), John Handy (clarinet), Charles Mingus (piano)
Awards:
-
Jazzwise, 100 Albums That Shook the World
-
Penguin Guide to Jazz, Crowned
-
The New Yorker, Top 100 Jazz Albums
-
Jazz 100, Top 100 Jazz Albums, Top 100 (Pre-1980)
-
1,000 Recordings to Hear Before You Die, Jazz Recommendation
Just as with the Monk at number six, this classic album also represented a career breakthrough. […] Ah Um’s release came in the same year as his first evening appearance at the Newport Festival...
Mingus Ah Um
Charles Mingus (bass), Shafi Hadi (tenor saxophone), Jimmy Knepper (trombone), Booker Ervin (tenor saxophone), Horace Parlan (piano), Dannie Richmond (drums), John Handy (alto saxophone), Willie Dennis (trombone), Shafi Hadi (alto saxophone), John Handy (clarinet), Charles Mingus (piano)
Purchase product
We pay more royalties to artists and composers than any other streaming service with our innovative Fair Play pay-per-second model
We pay artists and composers fairly with our pay-per-second model
Awards:
-
Jazzwise, 100 Albums That Shook the World
-
Penguin Guide to Jazz, Crowned
-
The New Yorker, Top 100 Jazz Albums
-
Jazz 100, Top 100 Jazz Albums, Top 100 (Pre-1980)
-
1,000 Recordings to Hear Before You Die, Jazz Recommendation
Just as with the Monk at number six, this classic album also represented a career breakthrough. […] Ah Um’s release came in the same year as his first evening appearance at the Newport Festival...
About
Contents and tracklist
Awards and reviews
-
Jazzwise100 Albums That Shook the World
-
Penguin Guide to JazzCrowned
-
The New YorkerTop 100 Jazz Albums
-
Jazz 100Top 100 Jazz AlbumsTop 100 (Pre-1980)
-
1,000 Recordings to Hear Before You DieJazz Recommendation
100 Albums That Shook the World
Just as with the Monk at number six, this classic album also represented a career breakthrough. […] Ah Um’s release came in the same year as his first evening appearance at the Newport Festival and the start of his record-breaking residency with Eric Dolphy.
