Thelonious Monk's Big Band: Charlie Rouse, Clark Terry and Johnny Griffin Live in Holland, 1967

 


Full Concert Friday this week.

From Bret "Jazz Video Guy" Primack.

Thelonious Monk Orchestra. Rotterdam, Holland November 28, 1967 Source: Radio, Sound: A- Thelonious Monk, p; Phil Woods, as; Charlie Rouse, ts; Johnny Griffin,ts; Ray Copeland, tp; Clark Terry, tp; Jimmy Cleveland, tb; Larry Gales, b; Ben Riley, d. 01. Ruby, My Dear 5:59 02. Hackensack 11:07 03. We See 17:12 04. Intros in Dutch / Epistrophy 11:02 05. Evidence/Epistrophy 11:00 06. Don't Blame Me 4:49 07. Oska T./Epistrophy 17:21 Time 78:18Monk's All Star Band in Holland, 1967

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