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Welcome to Part 5 of Under the Radar’s 2023 Holiday Gift Guide. As you might expect from a music website, here we highlight some of the best music reissues, on both vinyl and CD, from the last year.

This year marks a century since the birth of the immense composer. A boxset of his 1970s recordings will commemorate the anniversary

Johnny Marr rocked up to Virgin Radio to talk about his brand new Best Of album.

GRAHAM Budd Auctions is selling four autographs from The Beatles which were obtained when they played in Weston.

The standup bass genius and jazz force of nature Charles Mingus made his first album for Atlantic Records, Pithecanthropus Erectus, in 1956. Several of his most memorable musical masterpieces, including The Clown (1957), Blues and Roots (1960), and Oh Yeah (1962), followed as he intermittently returned to the label throughout the 1960s and early '70s.

A new box set compiles the jazz legend's late-life works. Plus: the best jazz releases of the month.

Inside the flat, it looked like people had been partying. It looked like Mary had been, Mary and her boyfriend Nick, but they hadn’t, they had been drawing in their notebooks, smoking cigarettes on the sofa. Before Nick came home, Mary scra

Charles Mingus was born on 22 April 1922 in Los Angeles, California. His father joined the army in 1915 after a frustrating career in the post office. H...

Charles Mingus was born on 22 April 1922 in Los Angeles, California. His father joined the army in 1915 after a frustrating career in the post office. H...

Share It’s called “Long Play” and it gives Nightside host Andy O’ the opportunity to explore the longest tracks of the KUVO library. We will celebrate two birthdays with Long Play recordings…the music of Charles Mingus born: 4/22/1922 and the music of Duke Ellington born: 4/29/1899. “Sue’s Changes” (17:01) from “Changes One” from 1975 featuring Jack Walrath-Trumpet, George Adams-Tenor Sax, Don Pullen-Piano, Dannie Richmond-Drums and Charles Mingus on the Bass. A...