From the 1997 documentary “Triumph of the Underdog,” Sue Mingus discusses the genesis of her relationship with Charles Mingus and the journey of "Mingus at Monterey," along with other independent original albums released through Charles Mingus Enterprises. John Handy, who played saxophone on the album, discusses the impact of the music. After many years out of print, "Mingus at Monterey" has been remastered and made available again on vinyl, CD, and digital platforms. Stream "Monterey" or order

"I am Charles Mingus — a famed jazz musician — but not famed enough to make a living in the society that is America." - #charlesmingus #mingus #blackmusicmonth Music & film: November 1966, Lennie's-On-The-Turnpike, Peabody, Mass., from "Mingus: Charlie Mingus 1968" dir. Thomas Reichman | Charles Mingus

"Mingus At Monterey" - A tour-de-force live performance from the 1964 Monterey Jazz Festival, out of print for more than 40 years. #charlesmingus #mingus #mingusatmonterey Experience Mingus in his top form and at the height of his powers. Restored and remastered under the direct supervision of Jazz Workshop Inc, by five-time Grammy winner Michael Graves. Pre-order the exclusive clear color vinyl double LP (out Oct. 10) and listen to "Take The A Train" now: https://minguscharles.lnk.to/mingusatmo