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TOP 10 HISTORICAL RELEASES

1 Charles Mingus The Lost Album from Ronnie Scott’s (Resonance)

How appropriate that for his centennial year, the big man should come out on the top of our annual poll. Take one listen to this sprawling 1972 live set and you’ll know it’s the right call; Mingus’ whole sextet

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