Charles Mingus - Moanin' - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

It is quite in the style of Mingus .... PAPPER Adams begins, setting a melody on the clumsy baritone-saxophone (what a timbre!), Then they enter into a insinuating, imperceptibly, slowly complementing the rest of the instruments ..... Danny Richmond on drums, then saksa, then Saxy, then Saxons. Somewhere difficult, torn, as if tearing a melody growl and then the brilliant solo of Erwin’s bucker on tenor-saxophone .... The minute on the seventh is a magnificent Breek for alt-saxophone, as I love .... further, everything is like Mingus , the distant shouts of his very same, strange phrases, torn harmony, on the one hand, coherence, and on the other, the illusory freedom of action of musicians and their instruments ..... everything is very beautiful .... wild and unbridled beauty (as always with Mingus) ..... recording is oppressive, heavy and so beautiful (which should be "groan")