Monk Coltrane Carnegie Hall Rar

Coltrane \'s cue and Monk \'s arpeggios are wondrous, swinging, and full of fire and joy. Trane \'s fills on the melody that leads into his solo are simply revelatory, and the solo itself is brilliant. Or check Wilson \'s cymbal work on \'Nutty\' before the band kicks it in full force.

. A&R Administration–. Art Direction, Design–. Bass–. Creative Director–.

Drums–. Engineer Assistant–. Engineer Digital Transfer, Sonic Restoration, Forensic Editing, Pre-Mastering–. Engineer Original Recording Engineer–.

Executive-Producer–. Illustration Cover–. Legal Jowcol Music & Coltrane Family–.

Legal Thelonius Records & Monk Family–. Liner Notes–,. Mastered By–. Photography By Booklet P4 - Quartet–. Photography By Booklet: Individual Musicians–. Piano–.

Producer Concert–. Producer For Release–,. Product Manager–. Tenor Saxophone–. Recorded on November 29, 1957 by Voice Of America at Carnegie Hall, New York City.This was part of a benefit concert for the Morningside Community Center that was \'lost\' in the vaults of The Library of Congress. The original 15 ips mono analog tape was found in February 2005.And it underwent 24-bit/192 kHz digital transfer with Sonic Restoration and Forensic Editing™.A Thelonious Records Production produced for release by T.S. Monk and Michael Cuscuna.Ⓟ 2005 Thelonious Monk and Jowcol MusicⒸ 2005 Blue Note RecordsMade in the EU.

Printed in the EU.The 24-page booklet includes photos & essays in English only plus a track and credits-list.Booklet and CD are stored in a standard jewel case with transparant tray.Publishers: Embassy Music Corp. (BMI) - track 1 Thelonious Music Corp. (BMI) - track 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 Embassy Music Corp.

(BMI) / Music Sales Corp. (ASCAP) - track 5, 9 Anne Rachel Music / Harry Tobias Music / Jerry Leiber Music / Mike Stoller Music / Range Road Music (ASCAP) - track 7.

Recorded on November 29, 1957 by Voice Of America at Carnegie Hall, New York City. This was part of a benefit concert for the Morningside Community Center that was \'lost\' in the vaults of The Library of Congress. The original 15 ips mono analog tape was found in February 2005 and underwent 24-bit/192 kHz digital transfer with Sonic Restoration and Forensic Editing™.A Thelonious Records Production produced for release by T.S. Monk and Michael Cuscuna.Comes with a 4 page bookletMade in Russia. In bouklet wrote in russian: For sale in Russia.

Coltrane \'s cue and Monk \'s arpeggios are wondrous, swinging, and full of fire and joy. Trane \'s fills on the melody that leads into his solo are simply revelatory, and the solo itself is brilliant. Or check Wilson \'s cymbal work on \'Nutty\' before the band kicks it in full force.

. A&R Administration–. Art Direction, Design–. Bass–. Creative Director–.

Drums–. Engineer Assistant–. Engineer Digital Transfer, Sonic Restoration, Forensic Editing, Pre-Mastering–. Engineer Original Recording Engineer–.

Executive-Producer–. Illustration Cover–. Legal Jowcol Music & Coltrane Family–.

Legal Thelonius Records & Monk Family–. Liner Notes–,. Mastered By–. Photography By Booklet P4 - Quartet–. Photography By Booklet: Individual Musicians–. Piano–.

Producer Concert–. Producer For Release–,. Product Manager–. Tenor Saxophone–. Recorded on November 29, 1957 by Voice Of America at Carnegie Hall, New York City.This was part of a benefit concert for the Morningside Community Center that was \'lost\' in the vaults of The Library of Congress. The original 15 ips mono analog tape was found in February 2005.And it underwent 24-bit/192 kHz digital transfer with Sonic Restoration and Forensic Editing™.A Thelonious Records Production produced for release by T.S. Monk and Michael Cuscuna.Ⓟ 2005 Thelonious Monk and Jowcol MusicⒸ 2005 Blue Note RecordsMade in the EU.

Printed in the EU.The 24-page booklet includes photos & essays in English only plus a track and credits-list.Booklet and CD are stored in a standard jewel case with transparant tray.Publishers: Embassy Music Corp. (BMI) - track 1 Thelonious Music Corp. (BMI) - track 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 Embassy Music Corp.

(BMI) / Music Sales Corp. (ASCAP) - track 5, 9 Anne Rachel Music / Harry Tobias Music / Jerry Leiber Music / Mike Stoller Music / Range Road Music (ASCAP) - track 7.

Recorded on November 29, 1957 by Voice Of America at Carnegie Hall, New York City. This was part of a benefit concert for the Morningside Community Center that was \'lost\' in the vaults of The Library of Congress. The original 15 ips mono analog tape was found in February 2005 and underwent 24-bit/192 kHz digital transfer with Sonic Restoration and Forensic Editing™.A Thelonious Records Production produced for release by T.S. Monk and Michael Cuscuna.Comes with a 4 page bookletMade in Russia. In bouklet wrote in russian: For sale in Russia.