Dorothy Ashby: The Rubáiyát Of Dorothy Ashby (Verve By Request Series) LP ETJS-1.04 Mingus were re-interpretations of songs

Mingus were re-interpretations of songs from the bassist's earlier catalog

Young brought an entirely new perspective to the instrument by placing it in a more adventurous post-bop context

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meditative tone

pressed at Third Man in Detroit

Dorothy Ashby: The Rubáiyát Of Dorothy Ashby (Verve By Request Series) LP ETJS-1.04 Mingus were re-interpretations of songsCadet, 1970 Whilst still infused with the soul of her earlier albums, The Rubiyt of Dorothy Ashby is the album where the harpist stretched her musical and intellectual horizons. The string ensemble wears all of conductor arranger Richard Evans soulful fingerprints. Drums and percussion remain funky and tight, but Dorothy, determined to push boundaries, is also playing the Japanese Koto a sort of hybrid between the harp and zither. The title is