Live album · 2022
The Lost Album from Ronnie Scott's
- Released
- 29 March 2022
- Label
- King Records
- Catalogue no.
- KKJ 10011
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 2:25:31
- Country
- JP
“The Lost Album from Ronnie Scott's” is a live album by Charles Mingus, released in 2022 on King Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 2:25:31. Jazz standards on the record include “Ko Ko”. The line-up features Bobby Jones (clarinet, tenor saxophone), Charles McPherson (alto saxophone), Charles Mingus (double bass), John Foster (piano, vocals) and Jon Faddis (trumpet).
Who played on The Lost Album from Ronnie Scott's
- Bobby Jones clarinet, tenor saxophone on 10 tracks
- Charles McPherson alto saxophone on 10 tracks
- Charles Mingus double bass on 10 tracks
- John Foster piano, vocals on 10 tracks
- Jon Faddis trumpet on 10 tracks
- Roy Brooks drums (drum set), musical saw on 10 tracks
- Ronnie Scott spoken vocals on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1-A1 Introduction 1:01
- 1-A2 Orange Was the Color of her Dress, Then Silk Blues (part 1) 25:18
- 1-B1 Orange Was the Color of her Dress, Then Silk Blues (part 2) 5:26
- 1-B2 Noddin’ Ya Head Blues 19:52
- 2-C1 Mind-Readers’ Convention in Milano (a.k.a. Number 29) 29:57
- 2-C2 Ko Ko (Theme) standard 0:45
- 2-D1 Fables of Faubus (part 1) 21:52
- 3-E1 Fables of Faubus (part 2) 13:10
- 3-E2 Pops (a.k.a. When the Saints Go Marching In) 7:17
- 3-F1 The Man Who Never Sleeps 18:51
- 3-F2 Air Mail Special 2:02
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Lost Album from Ronnie Scott's?
The line-up of The Lost Album from Ronnie Scott's includes Bobby Jones (clarinet, tenor saxophone), Charles McPherson (alto saxophone), Charles Mingus (double bass), John Foster (piano, vocals), Jon Faddis (trumpet), Roy Brooks (drums (drum set), musical saw) and Ronnie Scott (spoken vocals).
Which label released The Lost Album from Ronnie Scott's?
The Lost Album from Ronnie Scott's was released in 2022 on King Records (KKJ 10011).
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