There's some chat about this concert that's sort of relevant to the jazz forum here:
Prom 53: Beneath the Underdog Revisited
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Just watched this appalling fiasco, I'm afraid this was the "One Show's" version of Mingus complete with a BBC big band type of orchestra and a horrible crappy Rock drummer. It made a mockery of Mingus music and the whole thing was topped off by a ludicrous baritone player dressed in pink that hooted and booted in a parody of R&B tenor.
Needless to say the promenaders loved it and gave them a standing ovation ...... God help us.
Just played Mingus X 5 and my faith has returned
elmo
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Originally posted by Stunsworth View PostI really enjoyed it.So did I.
Grauniad review quite oobjective: https://www.theguardian.com/music/20...-revolutionary
Kandace Springs seemed to have lost her voice unfoortunately?? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiQAk-AGzdY
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WKCR (Columbia University Radio NY) is broadcasting Mingus 24/7 today in honour of his Birthday...
"Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus..." As Ian Dury, a huge fan, once said.
BN
Btw, yesterday was Wayne Shorter's birthday, he was 84. I always think of him as younger.
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Originally posted by Rcartes View PostThere's some chat about this concert that's sort of relevant to the jazz forum here:
http://www.for3.org/forums/showthrea...ngus-Revisited
How not to do jazz on TV
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Originally posted by Stunsworth View PostI really enjoyed it.. I would agree however that the absence of commentary is better. We are allowed to make our own judgment about "fusciaman" (Leo Pellegrino) and his old mate Barry Sax.
OGLast edited by Old Grumpy; 28-08-17, 21:09.
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