At The Village Gate 1963

At The Village Gate 1963The jazz giant Thelonious Monk is here featured in this live recording in New York. Monk is in his best form during this "Village Gate" gig, along with famed session men accompanying him here and forming this solid quartet namely, Charlie Rouse on tenor saxophone, John Ore on the bass, and Frankie Dunlop on the drums. The album features three Monk's originals ("Rhythm A Ning", "Evidence", "Jackie ing") and two jazz standards ("I'm Getting Sentimental

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16 tracks across 2 LP's featuring 4 previously unreleased and unbroadcasted performances

Duane Eddy

the juice of 8 lemons

"Double LP housed in a gatefold jacket

but on its own it’s this singular piece of art

with TWO bonus tracks from the same session that were not featured on the original vinyl release

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