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    Thelonious Monk - The Columbia Years '62-'68 (3 CD)

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    Thelonious Monk - The Columbia Years '62-'68 (3 CD)

    Thelonious Monk - The Columbia Years '62-'68 (2001)
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    This aptly titled triple-disc compilation examines Thelonious Monk's final years as an active recording artist. The Columbia Years: 1962-1968 is a superior primer for those seeking a thorough overview of this fertile, expressive, and oft-maligned period of Monk's career. In addition to embracing the bright moments from Monk's early- to mid-'60s studio and live releases, compilation producer Orrin Keepnews – Thelonious' original recording producer during his formidable tenure on the Riverside label – has included several restored performances and a few previously unissued pieces as well. The Columbia Years: 1962-1968 is subdivided into "studio" and "live" performances with each musical configuration represented. These include Monk as a soloist, in a trio, a quartet, and in a big-band context. These varied settings further augment Thelonious Monk as not only an instinctual presence on the keyboard, but as a craftsman of timeless melody, harmony, and rhythmic counterpoint. "Think of One," "Blue Monk," and a solo "Don't Blame Me" are among the newly mined treasures exclusive to The Columbia Years: 1962-1968. As one might presume, there are no icon-shattering discoveries among the restorations or debut releases. In their stead is a resurrection of the brilliant sound lost on previous cassette and poorly mastered CD releases. Particularly notable are the live tracks with their tangible electric vibe. "Straight, No Chaser" – taken from the September 1964 Monterey Jazz Festival – draws the listener into its confidence with satisfying crispness and warmth. Likewise, "Evidence" and "Epistrophy" – taken from the soundtrack of the award-winning documentary film Straight, No Chaser – no longer sound out of phase. In fact, the contrary would be more accurate. The conclusion of Thelonious Monk's brilliant recording career is lovingly captured on this box set. His inventive wisdom and candid spirit shine through every note.//Lindsay Planer, allmusic.com

    Tracklist:

    CD 1:

    01 - Monk Speaks
    02 - Bye-Ya
    03 - Coming On The Hudson
    04 - Rhythm-A-Ning
    05 - Think Of One
    06 - Pannonica
    07 - Crepuscule With Nellie
    08 - April In Paris
    09 - Ugly Beauty
    10 - Honeysuckle Rose
    11 - In Walked Bud
    12 - Thelonious

    CD 2:

    01 - Reflections
    02 - Blue Monk
    03 - 'Round Midnight
    04 - Dinah
    05 - Ask Me Now
    06 - Ruby, My Dear
    07 - Don't Blame Me
    08 - (When It's) Darkness On The Delta
    09 - Played Twice
    10 - I Mean You
    11 - Bemsha Swing
    12 - Jackie-ing

    CD 3:

    01 - Nutty
    02 - Straight, No Chaser
    03 - Evidence
    04 - Epistrophy
    05 - Well, You Needn't
    06 - Misterioso
    07 - Hackensack
    08 - Bright Mississippi

    Musicians:

    Gene Allen (Clarinet, Clarinet (Bass), Sax Baritone), Eddie Bert (Trombone), Lou Blackburn (Trombone), Bob Brookmeyer (Trombone), Bobby Bryant (Trumpet, Soloist), Billy Byers (Trombone), Conte Candoli (Trumpet), Gene Cipriano (Sax Alto), Jimmy Cleveland (Trombone), Buddy Collette (Reeds, Arranger, Conductor, Sax Alto, Soloist), Ray Copeland (Trumpet), Frankie Dunlop (Drums), Larry "Lonnie" Gales (Bass), Larry Gales (Bass), Johnny Griffin (Sax Tenor), John Guerin (Drums), Jon Hendricks (Vocals), Freddie Hill (Trumpet), Thad Jones (Cornet), Steve Lacy (Sax Soprano), Thelonious Monk (Piano, Leader), Melvin Moore (Trumpet), Oliver Nelson (Arranger, Conductor), Jack Nimitz (Sax Baritone), John Ore (Bass), Ben Riley (Drums), Howard Roberts (Guitar), Charlie Rouse (Sax Tenor), Pee Wee Russell (Clarinet), Tom Scott (Sax Tenor), Ernie Small (Sax Baritone), Steve Swallow (Bass), Nick Travis (Trumpet), Butch Warren (Bass), Ernie Watts (Sax Alto), Mike Wimberley (Trombone), Phil Woods (Clarinet, Sax Alto).


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    CD 1: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6

    CD 2: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5

    CD 3: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5

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