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Art Blakey & Thelonious Monk
Artist Biography For Art Blakey & Thelonious Monk
Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers With Thelonious Monk Is A Studio Album Released In 1958 On Atlantic Records Catalogue SD 1278. It Is A Collaboration Between The Jazz Messengers The Group Led By Drummer Art Blakey With Special Guest Thelonious Monk On Piano. The Album Is The Only Time Monk Recorded For The Atlantic Label.
Throughout The Preceding Decade On Sessions For Both Blue Note And Riverside Blakey Had Supported Monk On Various Occasions. Monk Returned The Favor On This One-Off Session For Atlantic. Blakey Was On The Verge Of Beginning A Long-Term Contract With Blue Note While Monk Was In The Middle Of His Stay On Riverside Records. One Month After These Recordings Monk Would Begin His Summer And Autumn Residency At The Five Spot On Cooper Square After Regaining His Cabaret Card Without Which He Had Been Barred From Playing In Most Of New York City's Clubs. Monk's Quartet Featuring John Coltrane At That Residency Would Bring Monk Fame Beyond The Inner Circle Of Jazz Aficionados. Atlantic Would Release This Album Over A Year After It Was Recorded Thereby Capitalizing On Monk's Increased Visibility. Edit Reception Allmusic Gave The Album A Four-Star Rating Of A Possible Five Stars With Writer Lindsay Planer Noting That "both Co-Leaders Are At The Peak Of Their Respective Prowess With Insightful Interpretations Of Nearly Half A Dozen Inspired Performances From This Incarnation Of The Blakey-Led Jazz Messengers." 1 The Penguin Guide To Jazz Assigned Its "crown" Accolade To The Album. 2 On February 16 1999 Rhino Records Reissued The Album Remastered For Compact Disc. Three Bonus Tracks Were Included All Outtakes From The May 1957 Sessions.
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Biography - Art Blakey & Thelonious Monk
Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers With Thelonious Monk Is A Studio Album Released In 1958 On Atlantic Records Catalogue SD 1278. It Is A Collaboration Between The Jazz Messengers The Group Led By Drummer Art Blakey With Special Guest Thelonious Monk On Piano. The Album Is The Only Time Monk Recorded For The Atlantic Label.
Throughout The Preceding Decade On Sessions For Both Blue Note And Riverside Blakey Had Supported Monk On Various Occasions. Monk Returned The Favor On This One-Off Session For Atlantic. Blakey Was On The Verge Of Beginning A Long-Term Contract With Blue Note While Monk Was In The Middle Of His Stay On Riverside Records. One Month After These Recordings Monk Would Begin His Summer And Autumn Residency At The Five Spot On Cooper Square After Regaining His Cabaret Card Without Which He Had Been Barred From Playing In Most Of New York City's Clubs. Monk's Quartet Featuring John Coltrane At That Residency Would Bring Monk Fame Beyond The Inner Circle Of Jazz Aficionados. Atlantic Would Release This Album Over A Year After It Was Recorded Thereby Capitalizing On Monk's Increased Visibility. Edit Reception Allmusic Gave The Album A Four-Star Rating Of A Possible Five Stars With Writer Lindsay Planer Noting That "both Co-Leaders Are At The Peak Of Their Respective Prowess With Insightful Interpretations Of Nearly Half A Dozen Inspired Performances From This Incarnation Of The Blakey-Led Jazz Messengers." 1 The Penguin Guide To Jazz Assigned Its "crown" Accolade To The Album. 2 On February 16 1999 Rhino Records Reissued The Album Remastered For Compact Disc. Three Bonus Tracks Were Included All Outtakes From The May 1957 Sessions. read less
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Throughout The Preceding Decade On Sessions For Both Blue Note And Riverside Blakey Had Supported Monk On Various Occasions. Monk Returned The Favor On This One-Off Session For Atlantic. Blakey Was On The Verge Of Beginning A Long-Term Contract With Blue Note While Monk Was In The Middle Of His Stay On Riverside Records. One Month After These Recordings Monk Would Begin His Summer And Autumn Residency At The Five Spot On Cooper Square After Regaining His Cabaret Card Without Which He Had Been Barred From Playing In Most Of New York City's Clubs. Monk's Quartet Featuring John Coltrane At That Residency Would Bring Monk Fame Beyond The Inner Circle Of Jazz Aficionados. Atlantic Would Release This Album Over A Year After It Was Recorded Thereby Capitalizing On Monk's Increased Visibility. Edit Reception Allmusic Gave The Album A Four-Star Rating Of A Possible Five Stars With Writer Lindsay Planer Noting That "both Co-Leaders Are At The Peak Of Their Respective Prowess With Insightful Interpretations Of Nearly Half A Dozen Inspired Performances From This Incarnation Of The Blakey-Led Jazz Messengers." 1 The Penguin Guide To Jazz Assigned Its "crown" Accolade To The Album. 2 On February 16 1999 Rhino Records Reissued The Album Remastered For Compact Disc. Three Bonus Tracks Were Included All Outtakes From The May 1957 Sessions. read less
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