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Strings and Keys

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Strings and Keys
📅 Released1953
🎙️ RecordedApril 1951
VenueLos Angeles
⏳ Length20:02 EP
48:01 CD
🏷️ LabelDebut
Charles Mingus chronology
Strings and Keys
(1953)
The Jazz Experiments of Charlie Mingus
(1955)

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Strings and Keys is an album by bassist Charles Mingus and pianist Spaulding Givens (aka Nadi Qamar). It was the first record by Debut Records.[1]. It was reissued and expanded under the title Debut Rarities, Vol. 2 (Original Jazz Classics, 1992) with additional tracks featuring Max Roach[2]

EP Track listing[3]

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."What Is This Thing Called Love?"Cole Porter3:02
2."Darn That Dream"Eddie DeLange, Jimmy Van Heusen3:38
3."Yesterdays"Jerome Kern, Otto Harbach3:05
4."Body and Soul"Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, Frank Eyton3:34
5."Blue Moon"Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart3:33
6."Blue Tide"Spaulding Givens3:10
Total length:20:02

CD Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."What Is This Thing Called Love?"Cole Porter3:02
2."Darn That Dream"Eddie DeLange, Jimmy Van Heusen3:38
3."Yesterdays"Jerome Kern, Otto Harbach3:05
4."Body and Soul"Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, Frank Eyton3:34
5."Blue Moon"Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart3:33
6."Blue Tide"Spaulding Givens3:10
7."Darn That Dream (Alternate Take)"DeLange, Van Heusen3:37
8."Jeepers Creepers (Take 1)"Harry Warren, Johnny Mercer3:37
9."Jeepers Creepers (Take 2)"Warren, Mercer3:03
10."Day Dream (Take 1)"Billy Strayhorn, John Latouche3:42
11."Day Dream (Take 2)"Strayhorn, Latouche2:38
12."Theme From Rhapsody In Blue (Take 1)"George Gershwin3:24
13."Theme From Rhapsody In Blue (Take 2)"Gershwin2:39
14."Jet (Take 1)"Bennie Benjamin, George David Weiss, Harry Revel2:44
15."Jet (Take 2)"Benjamin, Weiss, Revel2:35
Total length:48:01

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