Thelonious Monk Quartet ?– Monk's Dream [LP 1963] Jazz Hard Bop, Charles Rouse

$

39

[Vinyl looks EX/EX+ and Sleeve looks EX]

   Thelonious Monk Quartet ?– Monk's Dream

Label:
 Columbia ?– CS 8765
Format:
 Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, 12", 33rpm
Country:
 US
Released:
 1963
Genre:
 Jazz
Style:
 Hard Bop

Tracklist
 
A1     Monk's Dream     6:26
A2     Body And Soul     4:29
A3     Bright Mississippi     8:34
A4     Five Spot Blues     3:15
B1     Bolivar Blues     7:30
B2     Just A Gigolo     2:29
B3     Bye-Ya     6:01
B4     Sweet And Lovely     7:48
Credits

    Bass – John Ore
    Drums – Frank Dunlop
    Liner Notes – Martin Williams, Nat Hentoff, Ralph J. Gleason, Willis Conover
    Photography By – Don Hunstein
    Piano – Thelonious Monk
    Producer, Liner Notes – Teo Macero
    Tenor Saxophone – Charles Rouse

Notes
This version: Columbia 2-eye labels, '360 Stereo Sound' in black, Stereo CS 8765 in oval circle on cover front
 
- Thelonious Monk Quartet
Past Members:
Ahmed Abdul-Malik, Art Taylor, Ben Riley, Billy Higgins, Butch Warren, Charlie Rouse, Frankie Dunlop, John Coltrane, John Ore, John Simmons, Johnny Griffin, Larry Gales, Larry Ridley, Lenny McBrowne, Milt Jackson, Paul Jeffrey, Roy Haynes, Sam Jones, Shadow Wilson, Sonny Rollins, Thelonious Monk, Wilbur Ware.

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