Charles Mingus – Jazz Portraits (Vinyl LP | JAP Reissue | 1976) blue-vinyl featuring Yamash'ta's innovative percussion work

featuring Yamash'ta's innovative percussion work alongside an ensemble of progressive jazz musicians exploring the boundaries of improvisation and composition

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Charles Mingus – Jazz Portraits (Vinyl LP | JAP Reissue | 1976) blue-vinyl featuring Yamash'ta's innovative percussion workCharles Mingus Jazz Portraits Label: United Artists Records GXC 3142 Format: LP, Album, Stereo Pressing: JAP Reissue Country: Japan Released: 1976 Genre: Jazz, Hard Bop Notes: No OBI, with insert Originally recorded in 1959, Jazz Portraits is one of Mingus's most adventurous and underrated sessions, featuring extended improvisations built around the interplay between Mingus and pianist Horace Parlan, with John Handy on alto saxophone. The centerpiece