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On the original LP issued by Columbia, Mingus thanked producer Teo Macero for "his untiring efforts in producing the best album I have ever made." From his deathbed in Mexico in 1979 he sent a message to Sy Johnson (who was responsible for many of the arrangements on the album), saying that Let My Children Hear Music was the record he liked most from his career. Although Mingus' small-group recordings are the ones most often cited as his premier works, this album does, in fact, rank at the top of his oeuvre and compares favorably with the finest large-ensemble jazz recordings by anyone, including Ellington. ~ AllMusic

The Deep Freeze Mice - My Geraniums Are Bulletproof
EAC/Flac+Log - no Cue = 373 MB | MP3 vbr v0 226 kbps avg = 133 MB | Full Scans 300dpi
Rock/New Wave/Alternative | Coble Sabam/Biem | # MADA 017 | 1991 (original release: 1979)

The Deep Freeze Mice were an English New Wave band that were active between 1979 and 1989. They were based in Leicester, and consisted of the core members Alan Jenkins (guitars and singing), Sherree Lawrence (organ and other keyboards), and Mick Bunnage (bass guitar). The band had two different drummers over the years: Graham Summers and Pete Gregory.