Monk Movements (Transparent Burnt Vinyl) BF30 An August 1964 New York

An August 1964 New York session that pairs Peterson’s established trio — Ray Brown (bass) and Ed Thigpen (drums) — with guest Clark Terry (trumpet/flugelhorn)

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Kansas City born trumpeter Carmell Jones signed to Pacific Jazz soon after his arrival in Los Angeles in 1960 and began what seemed sure to be a promising recording career with his accurately titled 1961 debut The Remarkable Carmell Jones featuring Harold Land

and baritonist Harry Carney

this 1955 Pacific Jazz date captured a unique ensemble that created a singular sound with poised

Monk Movements (Transparent Burnt Vinyl) BF30 An August 1964 New YorkOn the fourth volume of the Batiste Piano Series, multi Grammy and Oscar winner Jon Batiste returns to some of the music that first shaped his voice at the piano, expanding upon the majestic, contemplative beauty at the heart of some of Thelonious Monks most iconic works.