Charles Mingus: What’s Everyone Got Against a Legend?
Don Snowden, Los Angeles Times, 8 August 1993
In his lifetime, Charles Mingus was a rebel and a true giant of jazz, Now the Library of Congress has acquired his works and hes gaining new prominence. So how come nobody plays his music?
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