Thelonious Monk – Epistrophy (3:05)

realqumran skrev:

OMG! This is the real deal! So swingy i can´t sit still!

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snubbs741 skrev:

last.fm never seems to know how long these Monk songs are haha

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Vanessaaaaaa skrev:

Oh my god.

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daneritze skrev:

Both versions of this song on the concert with John Coltrane at Carnegie Hall sound so different than this one... It all sounds very melancholy in a Taxi Driver soundtrack kind of way. I love them both, and my appreciation for them depends on my mood. I have yet to understand what makes the arrangement sound so characteristically different played at that concert.

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APRILELIZ skrev:

lovely on this dreary ol day.

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jsnruf skrev:

great stuff

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staytooned skrev:

smart!

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bobgreen623 skrev:

Marvellous!!

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rhodeslyazouz skrev:

OK.

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5thEye skrev:

this drummer is irritating. good song though

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pone2none skrev:

yea yea yea yea yea oh yea!!!

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TGarp skrev:

Happiness is knowing a Monk solo by heart.

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LestertheDog skrev:

I just keep pushing that little heart button.

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mscotttx skrev:

genius

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brendanauth skrev:

This just kills.

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berban skrev:

I really like the version by Ellis Marsalis on "Open Letter to Thelonius"

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StinkySQL skrev:

Try this gal's version - http://www.andreaclaburn.com/ Its the same song, but its a different song. Jazz is amazing.

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deaddeer skrev:

same here. the more i listen the more i like it. i mean, fuck me, this song is so brilliant. until i started seriously listening to monk and coltrane i didn't think about music in terms of composition and improvisation.

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