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THIS is music.
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I remember a really good question from some guy... If you could choose a song to play just before you die.. wich one would be?
I was between "Blue in Green" by Miles Davis and this one... but.. this is the one...
I choose Pannonica..
So enjoy.. and you listen you wouldn't regret
All Comments (37)
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@tyranus7 In that case, I just wouldn't choose any song.
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@tyranus7 WOW VERY HARD QUESTION....I LOVE "Blue in Green" but that is more a Bill Evens tune ...i'll get back to u when i gigure my song !!cheers
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Pannonica Rothschild, musa ?
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Ellington + Monk...the finest purveyors of Jazz composition in the last 50 years of the 20th Century.
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This version is just as great as Sonny Rollins is. Rouse and Monk played together for like twelve years, Rollins only sparingly. Ill listen to this til I die...
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Monk and Rouse were meant to play together
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@bigfish0886 hmm, quite a contentious supposition that.
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My own favourite version is on the Monk Alone in SanFrancisco album; but all Monk's versioins are different and each has it's own moments of magic. For me, Monk can do no wrong
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I don't want to die unless i can hear this sort music in heaven. till i know I'm staying here to hear more
Alastair
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Bem suave :)
What record is this from? I have the version with the vibes from Brilliant Corners, but not this one.
fishqwer 1 year ago
@fishqwer It's from the 1964 Columbia album 'Monk'. 'Brilliant Corners' is a 1957 Riverside album, so 'Pannonica' will sound different on that one. I like this one better :D
Praguedive 1 year ago 8