First time I heard this tune was in 1967, i was 16, and I smoked some hash and went to the local library in Culver City/. Back then you could listen to records on headphones there, so I picked out Monk because I had heard of him but never heard the music. This was the first song I heard, and it felt like I was flying. Still love it after all these years, and he inspired me to learn to play piano the next year.
I am disappointed in you, especially for a Led Zeppelin fan. I very much doubt Percy, Jimmy, Jonsey, or Bonzo, would rather somebody have a 'job' than play a musical instrument. I used to smoke, don't anymore, don't care who does, or who doesn't, never did. One thing was always clear to me, though. Don't fucking judge people. That's what Zeppelin, Thelonious, Hendrix, Coltrane, The Doors, all the greats fucking stood for... and that's the quintisential truth, Ruth.
i remember playing that like crap on a jazz competition...i knew i was crap but i still liked this crazy tune, i wonder if he composed epistrophy before or after?
nothing like good jazz 2 get u in tune with world around n take u for a journey over the landscape!!
godschild1962 9 months ago
nothing like good jazz 2 get u in tune with world around n take u for a journey over the landscape!!
godschild1962 9 months ago
A couple of bars and you know it's Monk...
psychotrof2249 1 year ago
it rules that youre almost sixty and still slangin
stevedusome 1 year ago
Hey ledzeppelin64...I have a job! I sell pot.
nicodagger 2 years ago 8
what a great job !
analihilator 2 years ago
@nicodagger HAHAHA LOL
Fishmcspastic 1 year ago
I'm Famous, Ain't that a bitch!
TheloniousSphere 2 years ago 3
monk was and still is a jazz great!
mihirmaiden18 2 years ago
First time I heard this tune was in 1967, i was 16, and I smoked some hash and went to the local library in Culver City/. Back then you could listen to records on headphones there, so I picked out Monk because I had heard of him but never heard the music. This was the first song I heard, and it felt like I was flying. Still love it after all these years, and he inspired me to learn to play piano the next year.
nicodagger 2 years ago 34
Nice story!!
chuckdee121 2 years ago
@nicodagger get a job pothead.
ledzeppelin64 2 years ago
@ledzeppelin64
I am disappointed in you, especially for a Led Zeppelin fan. I very much doubt Percy, Jimmy, Jonsey, or Bonzo, would rather somebody have a 'job' than play a musical instrument. I used to smoke, don't anymore, don't care who does, or who doesn't, never did. One thing was always clear to me, though. Don't fucking judge people. That's what Zeppelin, Thelonious, Hendrix, Coltrane, The Doors, all the greats fucking stood for... and that's the quintisential truth, Ruth.
mussman717word 5 months ago 2
oh mama bring it home
i remember playing that like crap on a jazz competition...i knew i was crap but i still liked this crazy tune, i wonder if he composed epistrophy before or after?
yohenson 2 years ago
Great, thanks for the post.
luchpockets 2 years ago 2
Thanks for posting this classic!
rickintx1125 2 years ago 3