Thelonious Monk - Live Zurich 1964
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Published 2014-05-17
Zurich, Switzerland 02/26/1964
Charlie Rouse (ts)
Thelonious Monk (p)
Edward "Butch" Warren (b)
Ben Riley (d)
Stuffy Turkey
Brake's Sake
Blue Monk
Hot Licks
Well, You Needn't
Rhythm-A-Ning
Epistrophy
Criss Cross
Straight, No Chaser
I'm Getting Sentimental Over You
Light Blue
Nutty (fade out)
All Comments (21)
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This would have been crazy exciting to hear live
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Ben Riley was a quality drummer. Up there with Tony Williams, Roy Haynes, and other top drummers of that day
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National Treasure , known Internationally and as Humble as could possibly be πβ€ππΎππΎ
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I was in this concert .Great memory !
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As a jazz person told me once- " A day without Monk is like a day without sunshine!!" I live to listen to him every single day of my life!!!
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Monk is magic
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@radiantradish22222 Thanks very you much for such a magnificent upload.
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I love the way Monk takes an idea to the point where he gets kind of lost, then he waits for a moment to pick up the tune. So cool and unbothered.
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Not only Monk, but also a brilliant drummer, a talented saxophonist, and an amazing bassistβ¦ππ€£ππ»ππ½ππΏππΎππΌ
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Quel sublime plaisir ! Quelle intelligence ! Un disque remarquable par chaque soliste !
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Iβm currently sitting front row. Believe me or not, at THIS CONCERT. Monk is beautiful
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Further proof of what a wonderful (and underrated) tenor player Charlie Rouse was. Great solo on Rhythm-a-Ning.
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Muchas Gracias por compartir esta jolla musical.
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Always refreshing listening to Monk's music
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I. Spoke with him at the It club in LA He was a gas , he didn't Talk 2 many people But we had a great visit and he played his ass off ! No one better ,,, Love β€οΈ him and listen to him still ! And 60 years ago !
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I like his spartan playing.He made a whole piece out of one note.
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His music lives on in my heart.
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In the 90s, I went to an Asian restaurant in Rom and we went into the adjacent jazz bar for a drink. They were having open mike night and the M.C. said he had a special friend who wanted to play. Thelonius Monk sat down and played for a couple of hours. He told stories of his friends and the old days. What a priceless night!
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Music that age with time and get younger every day we enjoy
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yes, radiant radish indeed. I love this - thank you for posting. When Monk et al gets in your head it's there and back, it's freedom, like it's just you and them, big window to be walking around in all day. This music, these guys, are rapidly becoming the only thing that makes sense.
