Review by Stuart Kremsky
In spite of the electric guitars, which don't really fit that well, the title track is one of the more successful Charles Mingus efforts at extended composition. The list of section titles for the work is a valuable document in itself; it includes the "Super Bebop Blues (Check Bird Out)" with George Coleman and the dudes who are advancing group improvisation, while USA press ignores them. And still does. Not his best work, but not without merit.
https://www.allmusic.com/album/three-or-four-shades-of-blues-mw0000204233
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Crítica de Stuart Kremsky
A pesar de las guitarras eléctricas, que realmente no encajan muy bien, la canción que da título al disco es uno de los esfuerzos más logrados de Charles Mingus en la composición extendida. La lista de títulos de las secciones de la obra es un documento valioso en sí mismo; incluye el "Super Bebop Blues (Check Bird Out)" con George Coleman y los tipos que hacen avanzar la improvisación en grupo, mientras que la prensa USA los ignora. Y todavía lo hace. No es su mejor trabajo, pero no carece de mérito.
https://www.allmusic.com/album/three-or-four-shades-of-blues-mw0000204233
01. Better Git Hit In Your Soul
02. Goodbye, Porkpie Hat
03. Noddin Ya Head Blues
04. Three Or Four Shades Of Blue
05. Nobody Knows
Credits:
JACK WALRATH, trumpet
SONNY FORTUNE, GEORGE COLEMAN, RICKY FORD, saxes
BOB NELOMS, JIMMY ROWLES, piano
PHILIP CATHERINE, LARRY CORYELL, JOHN SCOFIELD, guitar
CHARLES MINGUS, GEORGE MRAZ, RON CARTER, bass
DANNIE RICHMOND, drums
PAUL JEFFREY, arranger
New York, March 9, 1977.
Atlantic Japan
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An all-time favorite! I don't agree that the electric guitars don't fit in well ... I find them fresh and exciting. Coryell, Catherine & Scofield ... what's not to like?
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