Charles Mingus - The Black Saint And The Sinner LadyTheres nothing else in jazz quite like this collection recorded astonishingly in just one session on 20th January 1963. With liner notes written by Minguss psychotherapist, the album uses ornate ensemble orchestration to produce a sound somewhere between jazz and folk.

coupled with the merging of this sublime rhythm section and one of the UK’s best ever bands

varying from slinky string sections

The result is this distended corpse responding to you from both sides of the Atlantic

åÊ Synonymous with innovative ideology

extensive sleeve notes from Rose McDowall and 2 bonus tracks culled from the bootleg 7" 'Don't Fear The Reaper

Fronted by Bruce Joyner – a swamp rat synthesis of Buddy Holly

They remark on the timeless nature of the songs and the voice

Ty Segall’s Freedom’s Goblin hit with a watershed feeling

CD in full colour 4 panel digipack

Brian Eno and Coil - but the sound is uniquely and darkly Iceage

45 or 78 RPM - which you're welcome to do with this reissue

it was the first time I'd been made to think I had a certain charm or charisma