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  • i think i might have to go to his grave to pay my honors... amazing

  • Such a charming version.

  • This is such a wonderful elegy.

  • Excellent quality recording...gives me the shivers in all the right places...

  • Man, this cat was the shizz.....

  • we did this on friday for black history month at my school, it was epic (: the poem

  • if only there was a love button

    

  • if only there was a love button

  • if only there was a love button

  • if only there was a love button

  • Amazing .... Just amazing

  • Noop, Saxplayer is Seamus Blake.

  • I wouldn't mind a Stand up Bass but they're so expensive, especially for a whole pair of Strings.

  • i love the design at the top of his bass' headstock

  • Oh my god. <3

  • nice tune though

    

  • I came here looking for moanin'!!!!!!!!!!!

    

  • It definitely is seamus blake, very early, but seamus

  • I am mistaken. Booker Ervin is indeed a Tenor Sax player. He is playing sax on this tune.

  • Booker Ervin is a trumpet Player. Sax sounds like Eric Dolphy.

  • Horace Parlan is a pianoplayer!

  • Just googled it and the sax is attributed to Booker Ervin and Horace Parlan.

  • nice

    

  • the saxophone player is George Adams...BOOM

  • Hääj robin :D

  • :)

    

  • pure greatness!

  • OMFG!!!!! Where have I been for the past mellenium!!!!! I have heard this song 100 times and 100 ways...

  • so fuckin great

    

  • This and Moanin' are 2 of the best songs ever made by one of the best composers who ever lived.

  • transports me to a transcendental realm, the spirit world ...

  • Possibly the most mournful song of all time? Even so, it's beautiful.

  • Pentangle, the English folk group did some Mingus covers, including Pork Pie hat, which was a tribute to Lester Young.

  • Charley Rouse (alto, tenor) and Jimmy Knepper (baritone) I think were on the original version. Booker Irving played tenor with him for a while. But this classic was part of the repertoire up until the end. I saw him play at the El Mocambo in Toronto a year or so before he died. He was very bow legged at that point and had difficulty standing. He became wheel chair bound shortly after.

  • Please help! Is this a combo of more than one song or is it all Goodbye Pork Pie Hat? Because I want to download them.

  • @prettyinspain

    All Goodbye Pork Pie Hat

  • This piece is like...sex

  • ever see the picture of his "road case"? it's impressive.

  • I could just chill out to this for the rest of my life. And I am a metalhead. If anyone likes heavy music plus the Jazzy element, try Isahn.

  • Sorry it's Ihsahn.

  • Can't stop listening to this song. Amazing

  • Man had a MAD temper

  • ZERO dislikes!!! :)

  • so much feeling & emotion, Charles you are the best

  • Thanks ...this is a great version. Cheers.

  • So awsome.

  • lol WOW

    

  • Zero dislikes. This has restored some faith in humanity.

  • @Vortecdude How could someone do? I mean,he can not be your favorite bass player or this can not be your favorite of his composition but you can't really not like this

  • Feels good man.

  • Great upload. Thanks

  • Excellent stuff right here!

  • Charles Mingus Jr.

  • i believe the sax player the tune was named in memory

     of was,lester young,?

  • Man this reminds me of the episode of the Flinstones when Fred and Barney were Beatniks - performing some cool jazz.

  • Well, inquiring minds wanna know! Righteous sax.

  • The sax player is not Seamus Blake; he is too young to have been on this session. It is either Booker Ervin or John Handy.

  • @trhummer1 This is absolutely Seamus Blake...1000% This is the Mingus Big Band...not the original recording.

  • crafted a hatless :(

  • The best performance of this I've heard yet. A fucking masterpiece.

  • One of the 3 Greatest Jazz albums of all time. Right up there with "Kind of Blue" and "A Love Supreme".

  • it soso like Eric

  • I think this song made me jazz my pants, better than any girl has every done.

  • It is just a great tune. 

  • Yow!

  • ♪♫♥²↑⁀⁀☼ ;-j

  • great sax

  • seamus blake.

  • *)Goobye, Pork Pie Hat*

  • this song gives me the blues

  • i think the saxo are Shafi Hadi or Booker Ervin, but shure i'm not men... if you know some day, you can PMe... great sound, and great taste :)

  • i never thought i'd be able to say i had a favourite song, it just sounds so narrow minded and thoughtless. but i have never heard anything that has been more inspiring than this, you just can't beat it, it's too good.

  • Seamus Blake

  • I get shivers every time I hear that sax.

  • This song is just amazing

  • amazing I never tire of hearing

  • Ths song gives me the chills! Mingus was so passionate. What a great salute to the amazing Lester Young, another fantastic inspirational musician.

  • Is is just me, or is the pegbox shaped like the head of a dragon?

  • such a good interpretation!! :D

  • Commenting ain´t necessary because beauty describes itself !

  • so many great recordings of this......never heard tis one. a revelation. THANKS!

  • this song has way too few views

  • why can't people just listen to the music?

  • @phourtay

    I wish more people could just enjoy the music on its own like you and I, my friend.

  • @JokingCarl i think its about time all commenting was disabled!

  • @JokingCarl count me in brother the music is where its at

  • @JokingCarl we are here my friend, the ones who shut up and listen :)

  • @phourtay

    If you have to ask, it probably can't be explained to you .

    You keep enjoying the music.

    Don't begrudge others the means of experiencing music that works for them.

  • @gregorymak You speak bullshit, sir.

  • @MrAarontyl3r You need to be educated sir.

  • @gregorymak Wow, I thought you were a troll, but you appear to be legit. Probably just a good troll.

    If not: Lol, you sir, are retarded.

  • @Shawnieboy33 I'm retarded because a piece of music without lyrics is being called a song? Sure, that makes sense. Go home kid.

  • @gregorymak By your logic, music wasn't invented until the late 1800s.

  • @Shawnieboy33 Why? Did I ever say this is not music dude? All I said that it's not a song because it doesn't have lyrics. Please point me out where I said that this is not music.

  • @gregorymak late 1700s*

  • @gregorymak If you're going to argue like this over a completely stupid point and even mutter the phrase "go home kid" then you're too musically immature to be listening to this song.

  • @FluffyIsBoss What does that make you? A dumbass for not minding he's own business? For your information I've been playing Jazz every night for 9 years now, so don't tell me I'm immature when you have no clue who I am or what I do.

  • @gregorymak I'm just pointing out the reputation you're making for yourself.

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  • @gregorymak Alright now. I think that's quite enough. You obviously don't respect Mingus enough to not argue on his songs, so, if I hear one more obnoxious, stupid comment where you make yourself out to be no smarter than a squirrel, I'm blocking you. That of course goes for anyone who's going to make the same type of comment against you. Fair?

  • @gregorymak YOUR PROBABLY UGLY IN PERSON

  • This song is pure sex.

  • @surtuo Dont mean to sound cocky, but it's not a song if it has no lyrics :)

  • @gregorymak No need for lyrics when the music speaks for itself.

  • @skyman747 Completely agree, however u still cannot call it a song.

  • @gregorymak idiot

  • @pandalon Grow up.

  • @gregorymak any collection of musical tones to create a tune that is satisfying to the ear is considered a song.

  • @Shmoanator26 While I see what u mean, I have to disagree and say that its considered a piece of music not a song. Anyway, I didn't come here to bash anyone. Just wanted to share what I learned from my music studies in university.

  • @gregorymak May I ask , then, exactly what the definition of a song is? What is the definition of a piece of music? Are they not so similar to be synonyms, and therefore the same thing?

  • @JokingCarl A song is a piece of music which has lyrics. Someone has to actually sing the lyrics to be called a song.

  • @gregorymak Who cares.

    Lets just enjoy the song.

  • @FluffyIsBoss You might not care. There's many who do. Peace.

  • @gregorymak again, I dissagree, but I understand what you are saying and I wish to leave it at that.

    good luck on your studies, btw.

  • @Shmoanator26 It's what I learned at uni :P Cheers

  • @surtuo I dunno, but I definitely just came listening to it.

  • The tenor sax player is Seamus Blake. He absoluetly kills this tune. Simply Beautiful!

  • @tenorsaxmaster5: I've heard him performing elsewhere on You Tube with the Scott Kinsey Group. He's a very impressive player.

  • Simply Amazing! Thanks for sharing..

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