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Old 22nd June 2007, 12:28 AM   #1
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Issues with one old LP - Mingus Dynasty

I have a lot of old records, and a bunch of old jazz. This record is a tribute album to Charles Mingus, made in 1979. I recently bought an ION USB turntable and ripped this, which takes a bit of time. I just can't believe the comments on the backside. I think someone got replaced after paragraph four.





This is a great album BTW. It showcases all of the players' touch with jazz and also with Mingus' interpretations.
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