The landmark album from Mingus' formative period and some of the freshest
Love Me Now" is a major exception
THE CHILL IS ON 5
THREE ROSES 4
as is the atmospheric instrumental "Cry of the Vatos"--named for drummer Johnny "Vatos" Hernandez--which foreshadows the often-excellent soundtrack work Elfman would pursue after the band's dissolution
GREAT TWENTY-EIG(LP) 12" Vinyl Gatefold Sleeve The landmark album from Mingus'Personnel: Chuck Berry (guitar, vocals); Jimmy Rogers, Matt Murphy (guitar); L. C. Davis (tenor saxophone); Gene Barge (saxophone); Johnny Johnson, Lafayette Leake, Otis Spann, Paul Williams (piano); Willie Dixon, G. Smith (bass); Ebby Harding, Fred Below, Jasper Thomas, Odie Payne (drums); Jerome Green (percussion); The Equadors, The Moonglows (background vocals); Martha Berry. Recorded at Chess Studios, Chicago, Illinois and London, England.