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Charles Mingus|Tijuana Moods

Tijuana Moods

Charles Mingus

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Inspired by a trip to Tijuana, Tijuana Moods was recorded in 1957 but was sat on by RCA until its release in 1962. Bassist/composer Charles Mingus at the time said that this was his greatest recording, and it certainly ranks near the top. The original version, which was usually edited together from a few different takes, consisted of just five performances. It has often been said that Mingus forced and pressured his sidemen to play above their potential, and that is certainly true of this project. Altoist Shafi Hadi (who doubles on tenor) is in blazing form on "Ysabel's Table Dance," while trumpeter Clarence Shaw (who was praised by Mingus for his short lyrical solo on "Flamingo") sounds quite haunting on "Los Mariachis." Trombonist Jimmy Knepper and drummer Dannie Richmond made other great recordings, but they are in particularly superior form throughout this session, as is the obscure pianist Bill Triglia. Completing the band is Ysabel Morel on vocals and Frankie Dunlop on castanets. While "Dizzy's Moods" is based on "Woody'N You," and "Flamingo" is given a fresh treatment, the other three songs are quite original, with "Tijuana Gift Shop" having a catchy, dissonant riff that sticks in one's mind. The passionate playing, exciting ensembles, and high-quality compositions make this a real gem, and it represents one of Charles Mingus' finest hours. [In the '80s, Tijuana Moods doubled in size with the release of two versions of each of the songs, and beginning in the 2000s, some reissues appeared with 22 performances.]

© Scott Yanow /TiVo

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1
Dizzy Moods
00:05:49

Bob Simpson, Recording Engineer - Lonnie Elder, Speaker - Jimmy Knepper, Trombone - Ysabel Morel, Performer - Bob Rolontz, Producer - Frankie Dunlop, Percussion - Curtis Porter, Alto Saxophone - Bill Triglia, Piano - Clarence Shaw, Trumpet - Charles Mingus, Composer - Charles Mingus, Conductor - Charles Mingus, Bass - Danny Richmond, Drums - Dizzy Gillespie, Composer

Originally Recorded 1957. All Rights Reserved by BMG Music

2
Ysabel's Table Dance
00:10:26

Bob Simpson, Recording Engineer - Lonnie Elder, Speaker - Jimmy Knepper, Trombone - Ysabel Morel, Performer - Bob Rolontz, Producer - Frankie Dunlop, Percussion - Curtis Porter, Alto Saxophone - Bill Triglia, Piano - Clarence Shaw, Trumpet - Charles Mingus, Composer - Charles Mingus, Conductor - Charles Mingus, Bass - Danny Richmond, Drums

(P) Recorded Prior to 1972. All Rights Reserved by BMG Music

3
Tijuana Gift Shop
00:03:50

Bob Simpson, Recording Engineer - Lonnie Elder, Speaker - Jimmy Knepper, Trombone - Ysabel Morel, Performer - Bob Rolontz, Producer - Frankie Dunlop, Percussion - Curtis Porter, Alto Saxophone - Bill Triglia, Piano - Clarence Shaw, Trumpet - Charles Mingus, Conductor - Charles Mingus, Bass - Charles Mingus, Composer - Danny Richmond, Drums

Originally Recorded 1957. All rights reserved by BMG Music

4
Los Mariachis
00:10:20

Bob Simpson, Recording Engineer - Lonnie Elder, Speaker - Jimmy Knepper, Trombone - Ysabel Morel, Performer - Bob Rolontz, Producer - Frankie Dunlop, Percussion - Curtis Porter, Alto Saxophone - Bill Triglia, Piano - Clarence Shaw, Trumpet - Charles Mingus, Composer - Charles Mingus, Conductor - Charles Mingus, Bass - Danny Richmond, Drums

(P) Recorded Prior to 1972. All Rights Reserved by BMG Music

5
Flamingo
00:05:34

Bob Simpson, Recording Engineer - Lonnie Elder, Speaker - Jimmy Knepper, Trombone - Ysabel Morel, Performer - Bob Rolontz, Producer - Edmund Anderson, Composer - Frankie Dunlop, Percussion - Curtis Porter, Alto Saxophone - Bill Triglia, Piano - Ted Grouya, Composer - Clarence Shaw, Trumpet - Charles Mingus, Conductor - Charles Mingus, Bass - Danny Richmond, Drums

(P) Recorded Prior to 1972. All Rights Reserved by BMG Music

6
A Colloquial Dream
00:10:57

Bob Simpson, Recording Engineer - Lonnie Elder, Speaker - Jimmy Knepper, Trombone - Bob Rolontz, Producer - Shafi Hadi, Alto Saxophone - Frankie Dunlop, Tambourine - Bill Triglia, Piano - Clarence Shaw, Trumpet - Charles Mingus, Bass - Charles Mingus, Composer - Danny Richmond, Drums

Originally released 1957. All rights reserved by RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

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Inspired by a trip to Tijuana, Tijuana Moods was recorded in 1957 but was sat on by RCA until its release in 1962. Bassist/composer Charles Mingus at the time said that this was his greatest recording, and it certainly ranks near the top. The original version, which was usually edited together from a few different takes, consisted of just five performances. It has often been said that Mingus forced and pressured his sidemen to play above their potential, and that is certainly true of this project. Altoist Shafi Hadi (who doubles on tenor) is in blazing form on "Ysabel's Table Dance," while trumpeter Clarence Shaw (who was praised by Mingus for his short lyrical solo on "Flamingo") sounds quite haunting on "Los Mariachis." Trombonist Jimmy Knepper and drummer Dannie Richmond made other great recordings, but they are in particularly superior form throughout this session, as is the obscure pianist Bill Triglia. Completing the band is Ysabel Morel on vocals and Frankie Dunlop on castanets. While "Dizzy's Moods" is based on "Woody'N You," and "Flamingo" is given a fresh treatment, the other three songs are quite original, with "Tijuana Gift Shop" having a catchy, dissonant riff that sticks in one's mind. The passionate playing, exciting ensembles, and high-quality compositions make this a real gem, and it represents one of Charles Mingus' finest hours. [In the '80s, Tijuana Moods doubled in size with the release of two versions of each of the songs, and beginning in the 2000s, some reissues appeared with 22 performances.]

© Scott Yanow /TiVo

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