Album
The Columbia Years | '62-'68
2001 · Jazz
Rare pressing on Gatefold

The Columbia Years | '62-'68 is a Jazz album by Thelonious Monk, originally released in 2001. On Gatefold: 5 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1Monk Speaks0:04
- 2Bye-Ya5:58
- 3Coming On the Hudson (Take 3)7:31
- 4Rhythm-A-Ning (Take 2)3:53
- 5Think of One (Take 2)6:03
- 6Pannonica (Take 2)6:45
- 7Crepuscule With Nellie2:44
- 8April In Paris (Take 6)7:59
- 9Ugly Beauty (Take 5)10:44
- 10Honeysuckle Rose (Take 1)7:03
- 11In Walked Bud6:48
- 12Thelonious (Take 3)3:10
- 2.1Reflections (Take 6)4:34
- 2.2Blue Monk (Take 2)5:16
- 2.3'Round Midnight (Take 2)3:48
- 2.4Dinah (Take 2)2:28
- 2.5Ask Me Now (Take 1)3:42
- 2.6Ruby, My Dear (Take 1)4:44
- 2.7Don't Blame Me (Live)5:46
- 2.8(When It's) Darkness On the Delta (Live)5:05
- 2.9Played Twice (Live)7:31
- 2.10I Mean You (Live)12:46
- 2.11Bemsha Swing (Live)4:26
- 2.12Jackie-Ing (Live)5:02
- 3.1Nutty (Live)13:51
- 3.2Straight, No Chaser (Live)
- 3.3Evidence (Live)9:00
- 3.4Epistrophy (Live)5:33
- 3.5Well, You Needn't (Live)9:16
- 3.6Misterioso (Live)8:21
- 3.7Hackensack (Live)7:58
- 3.8Bright Mississippi (Live)8:11
Sound DNA
- Jazz
- Bebop & Hard Bop
- sparse
- restless
- nocturnal
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Thelonious MonkPIANO PIANO, COMPOSED BY
- Ben RileyDRUMS
- Billy ByersTROMBONE
- Bob BrookmeyerTROMBONE
- Bobby BryantSOLOIST, TRUMPET TRUMPET
- Buddy ColletteREEDS, ARRANGED BY, CONDUCTOR SOLOIST, ALTO SAXOPHONE
- Butch WarrenBASS
- Charlie RouseTENOR SAXOPHONE
- Conte CandoliTRUMPET
- Eddie BertTROMBONE
- Ernie SmallBARITONE SAXOPHONE
- Ernie WattsALTO SAXOPHONE
- Frankie DunlopDRUMS
- Freddie HillTRUMPET
- Gene AllenBARITONE SAXOPHONE, CLARINET, BASS CLARINET
- Gene CiprianoALTO SAXOPHONE
- Howard RobertsGUITAR
- Jack NimitzBARITONE SAXOPHONE
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 5 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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