Disc 2 [72 mins] The Duke Ellington Orchestra. Cafe Bohemia, Greenwich Village, NYC 1957 This is the only recorded “collaboration” between 01. Confirmation 5:02 Duke Ellington and Charles Mingus apart from 02. Just Bohemia/Intro 1:35 the “Money Jungle” album. The recording is Duke 03. What Is This Thing Called Love? 3:19 playing and narrating “The Clown”. Mingus was CHARLES MINGUS Charles Mingus - bass supposed to conduct Ellington’s orchestra, but Jackie McLean - alto sax chickened out, hiding on the balcony. Donald Byrd, Bill Hardman or Clarence Shaw - Rarities 1946-1977 trumpet Ed Sullivan show; January 24, 1971 Phineas Newborn - piano on What´s This Thing 10. Haitian Fight Song 4:59 Called Love Roland Kirk - tenor, manzello, stritch, flute unidentified piano player on the first two tracks Charles Mingus - bass unidentified guitar player Archie Shepp - tenor sax Dannie Richmond - drums Roy Haynes - drums plus the house band Village Gate NYC; September 10, 1965 04. The Arts Of Tatum and Freddie Webster 5:31 Record Plant Studios, NYC; May 1, 1977 05. Don’t Let It Happen Here 3:14 Takes 9 and 12 officially released not present here Charles Mingus - bass, piano, narration 11. Solo piano Wedding March take 1 2:44 Hobart Dotson - trumpet 12. Solo piano Wedding March take 2-3 2:56 Lonnie Hillyer - trumpet 13. Solo piano Wedding March take 4-5 2:31 Jimmy Owens - trumpet, fluegelhorn 14. Solo piano Wedding March take 6-7-8 1:14 Julius Watkins - french horn 15. Solo piano Wedding March take 10-11-13 Howard Johnson - tuba 1:26 Charles McPherson - alto sax 16. Guitar and Bass outtakes 4:29 Dannie Richmond - drums 10th New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 1976 Most likely from 1971 17. Themes From A Movie 4:34 Mingus talks about the Village Gate and Monterey Charles Mingus: solo piano 1965 performances. 06. interview probably from 1971 Solís Theatre, Montevideo, Uruguay May 31, 1977 Zellerbach Auditorium, University Of California, 18. Noddin’ Ya Head Blues 10:49 Berkeley, CA; September 29, 1969 Charles Mingus - bass 07. Introductory remarks by Duke Ellington 1:19 Ricky Ford - tenor sax 08. The Clown 9:57 Jack Walrath - trumpet 09. Mingus Interview 3:54 Robert Neloms - piano with Duke Ellington Orchestra Playing The Clown Dannie Richmond - drums MP3 Version Disc 1 [80 mins] Leo Sheppard, Duke Garrette, Wendell Culley, Teddy Storyville, Boston; November 6, 1951 Buckner, Snooky Young - 01. What is this Thing Called Love? 5:41 trumpets Charles Mingus Rarities 1946-1977 02. I am Beginning to see the Light 5:30 Andrew Penn, James Robinson, Britt Woodman, James 03. Laura 4:19 Wormick - trombones Bobby Plater, Ben Kynard - alto sax 04. Lady Bird 5:42 Jack Kelso - clarinet, alto sax 05. Schizophrenic Samovar (Tea for Two) 7:25 Morris Lane, John Sparrow - tenor sax 06. Trois Mots Petit 3:30 Charlie Fowlkes - baritone sax Billy Taylor Trio Lionel Hampton - vibraphone Billy Taylor - piano Milt Buckner - piano Charles Mingus - bass Billy Mackel - guitar Marquis Foster - drums Joe Comfort, Charles Mingus - bass (Nat Hentoff Intro) Earl Walker - drums 1946 California; Outtakes, Audio-Video Studios, NYC originally released as Indigo 100 (78 rpm) February 13, 1957 07. Got No Lead In My Pencil 2:51 12. The Clown Outtakes - Part A 13:08 08. Let’s Go Again 3:01 13. The Clown Outtakes - Part B 8:42 Darby Hicks Quartet 14. The Clown Outtakes - Part C 10:54 “The Lead Man” - vocals 1 Charles Mingus - bass Carolyn Richards - vocals 2 Jimmy Knepper - trombone Darby Hicks - piano Shafi Hadi - tenor sax Buddy Harper - guitar Wade Legge - piano Buddy Collette - sax Dannie Richmond - drums Charles Mingus Rarities 1946-1977 Charles Mingus - bass Jean Shepherd - narration Los Angeles November 3, 1947; 78 rpms released by Decca 09. Goldwyn Stomp 2:39 10. Red Top 2:55 Naughty Dog 11. Giddy Up 3:04 Thanks to u014945 for sharing the tracks at Dime. Lineage: web > Audacity (noises treatment - volume adjustment) > tlh [sbe - Flac 8] Naughty Dog Trade Freely. Not For Sale..