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Record Store Day 2025. In Argentina: The Buenos Aires Concerts is a never-before-released recording of legendary bassist Charles Mingus captured live in Buenos Aires, Argentina in June 1977, featuring Ricky Ford (tenor sax), Jack Walrath (trumpet), Robert Neloms (piano) and Dannie Richmond (drums). Transferred from the original tape reels that were recorded by engineer Carlos Melero, the limited-edition 3 LP set is mastered by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab and pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Le Vinylist. The elaborate booklet includes newly commissioned liner notes, plus interviews with artists who knew or were inspired by Charles Mingus. This is an official release in cooperation with Jazz Workshop, Inc. and the Charles Mingus Estate exclusive for Record Store Day 2025.

En avril 2022, nous célébrerons le printemps avec un album tout Piazzolla: Escale à Buenos Aires, avec Louise Bessette et Chloé Dominguez!

Mingus In Argentina: The Buenos Aires Concerts is a never-before-released pair of recordings of legendary bassist Charles Mingus captured live in Buenos Aires, Argentina in June 1977 featuring Ricky Ford (tenor saxophone), Jack Walrath (trumpet), Robert Neloms (piano) and Dannie Richmond (drums). Transferred from the original tape reels the album download and 2-CD set includes an elaborate 36-page booklet featuring rare photos from the concert with liner notes by author and jazz historian Brian Priestley; plus interviews with Ricky Ford and Jack Walrath. This is an official release in cooperation with Jazz Workshop, Inc. and the Charles Mingus Estate.

Buenos Aires, a city in the south of the American continent, a city that seems buoyed on the tide of immigrants fled from Europe in the early twentieth century. Buenos Aires, a haughty and melancholy city which witnessed the birth of one of the most original and beautiful popular musics anywhere: the tango. Historically great orchestras, voices and groups release in this compilation album the living memory of tango.

It's not hyperbole to say that Astor Piazzolla is the single most important figure in the history of tango, a towering giant whose shadow looms large over everything that preceded and followed him.