Hurricane-force Gales blowing through! Each member sounds fantastic but Larry just [redacted] fucking kills it! Shave and a haircut indeed! The recording sounds great too. It's a win/win/win/win/win!
That ride cymbal sounds an Eb7 lol - like a pedal-tone for the whole piece, and the bass is more driving than Ray Brown - incredible rhythmic push and pull bs/drms creates a pocket wider than a clowns ...- incredible swing feel !! thanks BBC ! and super post... (btw i know the piece is RC in Bb..... duh)
Talking to myself: This session was miked up really nice. Drums came through nice and clear, the bass.. sounded great, piano and sax as well. Credit to the sound guys.
You've got a challenge before you playing for a staid British audience of the time, but then again they were there by choice so I guess that's saying something.
Great name, great guy, great group. Outstanding actually. ❤
One of the greatest quartets in jazz history
Absolutely!
Although I love the Monk, Rouse, Ore(or Warren)and Dunlop group even more!
No doubt!
@@postatility9703Ben Riley is the swingiest drummer I have ever heard..so it’s hard to decide..
Great bass solo!! I love that he keeps walking but goes in and out of the harmony making a lot of tension and the repeated phrase is also great !
4:23
'I am convinced that I will understand. Thanks.'
Thelonious Monk (p),
Charlie Rouse (ts), Larry Gales (b) & Ben Riley (d).
Tracks: 1. Epistrophy, 2. Criss Cross, 3. Well You Needn’t, 4 Nutty, 5. Epistrophy (Closing Theme), 6. Epistrophy (Theme & Introduction), 7. Straight No Chaser, 8. Hackensack, 9. Rhythm-A-Ning, 10. Epistrophy (Closing Theme). Recorded live at the Marquee Club, London, March 14, 1965.
Driving bass seems to enhance everyone.. and they're all amazing
Charlie Rouse kills it!
Yes, Charlie was great! Perhaps one of the most underrated tenors.
He was the first Bebop tenor player I listened to as a kid. He is still one of my all time favourites. No one else sounds like him.
Hurricane-force Gales blowing through! Each member sounds fantastic but Larry just [redacted] fucking kills it! Shave and a haircut indeed! The recording sounds great too. It's a win/win/win/win/win!
Monk, the master of dissonance. A great group.
Can't get enough of Monk! Thanks!
Monk has played w/many of great and big name tenor men but none n my in fit his music like his main band mate Charlie Rouse... 🎶💖
You mean those tenor men played with Monk. And yes, Charlie Rouse was great.
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Charlie Rouse was with him longer than any of them
Charlie was just so good
one of the best solos ever
That ride cymbal sounds an Eb7 lol - like a pedal-tone for the whole piece, and the bass is more driving than Ray Brown - incredible rhythmic push and pull bs/drms creates a pocket wider than a clowns ...- incredible swing feel !! thanks BBC ! and super post... (btw i know the piece is RC in Bb..... duh)
Charlie Rouse,tenor sax♫♪♫, Larry Gales,bass ♪♫♫.♫, .Ben Riley,drums.♫♫♫♫, Thelonious Monk, piano.♫♫♫ ♪ ♫
This was the origunal Blue's Clues skadoo theme
Blue Skidoo We Can Too!
Anybody know album title if not crepuscule with NELLIE.. Includes rythm-ning??? If so, give shout out. Thanks!
Excellent Musicians.!!! Individually and as a Group. ♫♪♫♫ Fabulous ♪♫♪♫♫ From Brooklyn, New York.♦♦♦ January 11th.,2021♣ Thanks / Gracias. ♥ 111 ♥
That Monk dude has an outworldish sense of rhythm, he could be a jazzman.
Mighty Monk!!!.....👍🏼👌🏼🧐💥🌟⭐🙏🏼🙏🏻🤔👌🏽❤️🔥🎤🥁🎸✨💝💫🪘😍☝🏽🤣
Larry Gales is truly Rythm-A-Ning!
Awesome piece of music....
Monk , the master of dissonance
Great 😊😊👌😊😊😁 group
Excellent tenor solo
Rhythm-A-Ning
Thanks
Come for the Monk; stay for the Rouse.
beautiful!!!
Blue skadoed the hell out of that sax
Great 😊😊👌😊 tenor saxophone as solo.
Bepop -the jazziest Jazz forever.and in this Hands...!!
8th note displaced rock beat at ~9:08!
👏🏾👏🏾
Blue skidoo, we can too!
You could also shorten the title of this to "Rhyming" because Monk's music always does.
Monk is looking a bit beat, here. Larry & Ben are killing it!
Increíble banda.
Monk, too!
Yeah, man!!!
Thanks for uploading; have you got the rest of concert?
ELEVADO NIVEL DE JAZZ....!!!!!
MAESTROS.....!!!!!!
Take some screenshots out of that bass solo and colorize them up. That was serious!
Talking to myself: This session was miked up really nice. Drums came through nice and clear, the bass.. sounded great, piano and sax as well. Credit to the sound guys.
Sorry words do not suffice
ovde sam zbog muzičkog, neko sa mnom?😄
That was Monk at his best.
@8:01 "shave & a haircut"
I here because of Dr Carr
who all 's in the band ?
Drums: Ben Riley - Bass: Larry Gales - Keys: Thelonius Monk
You've got a challenge before you playing for a staid British audience of the time, but then again they were there by choice so I guess that's saying something.
... the staid British audience came precisely to get unstaid...
Still waters, and all that!!