At Carnegie Hall Thelonious Monk And John Coltrane Zip

Thelonious Monk: Piano Sammy Davis ( possibly): Tenor Sax (in 1) Minton’s House Band, featuring Roy Eldridge: June/July 1941 - Minton’s Playhouse, New York City The song 'I Got Rhythm (Rhythm Riff)' is titled “Monkin’ the Blues ”on Jerry Newman's original acetate. Nick Fenton: Double Bass Al Sears: Tenor Sax (in 'Down, Down, Down')ģ. June/July, 1941 - Minton’s Playhouse, New York City Some source claims that the recording took place at Clark Monroe's Uptown House in New York. Some sources date the recording on May 6, others on May 8 and others simply in May. In some album the song appears with the title 'Down On Teddy's Hill', for example in 'Charlie Christian / Dizzy Gillespie - After Hours' (Original Jazz Classics - OJCCD-1932-2). There are also doubts about the rest of the musicians who played. But this is very doubtful and it is mostly believed that he did not play. Some source claims that Monk played at this session. Hot Lips Page ( possibly) or Vic Coulsen: Trumpet Thelonious Monk ( doubtful): Piano Joe Guy: Trumpet Kermit Scott: Tenor SaxĬharlie Christian: Guitar Nick Fenton: Double Bass Kenny Clarke: Drums May 1941 - Minton’s Playhouse, New York City (¿?) Onyx ORI-208: Don Byas - Midnight At Minton's I Can’t Give You Anything but Love Onyx ORI-208 Kenny Clarke or ( possibly) Harold “Doc” West: Drumsģ. Helen Humes: Voice (in 1 & 2) Unknown: Tenor Sax Unknown: Double Bass Thelonious Monk: Piano Joe Guy: Trumpet Don Byas: Tenor Sax May 20 or 21, 1941 - Minton’s Playhouse, New York City But this is very doubtful and it is widely believed that he did not play.Ĭharlie Christian: Guitar Nick Fenton: Double Bass Nick Fenton: Double Bass Kenny Clarke: Drums Rudy Williams: Alto SaxĮsoteric ES-548: Charlie Christian, Dizzy Gillespie - After Hours Kermit Scott: Tenor Sax Don Byas: Tenor Sax Charlie Christian: Guitar Thelonious Monk ( doubtful): Piano Joe Guy: Trumpet Hot Lips Page: Trumpet Some sources claim that Monk played on 'Honeysuckle Rose', although that is highly doubtful and it is mostly believed that he did not play. Joe Guy: Trumpet/Voice Kenny Clarke: Drums Roy Eldridge: Trumpet Nick Fenton: Double Bass Thelonious Monk ( doubtful): Piano Al Sears: Tenor Sax Xanadu 112: Joe Guy, Billie Holiday - Harlem Odyssey Kenny Clarke: Drums Kermit Scott: Tenor Sax (only in“Sweet Georgia Brown”)ġ. Joe Guy: Trumpet/Voice Sammy Davis: Tenor Sax (only in“Sweet Georgia Brown”)

Hot Lips Page: Trumpet Lloyd “Tiny” Grimes: Guitar (only in“Nice Work if You Can Get It”) Thelonious Monk: Piano Nick Fenton: Double Bass Thelonious Monk - After Hours At Minton's ”(Definitive Records - DRCD11197) The song “Baby Lips” appears with the title “I've Found A New Baby” on the CD “ Onyx ORI 207: Hot Lips Page - After Hours In Harlem Xanadu 123: Harry Edison, Hot Lips Page - Sweets, Lips And Lots Of Jazz Joe Guy: Trumpet Kenny Clarke ( possibly): Drums Hot Lips Page: Trumpet Nick Fenton ( possibly): Double Bass Thelonious Monk: Piano Jimmy Wright ( possibly): Tenor Sax Minton’s House Band, featuring Hot Lips Page: Their names are known from the notes Jerry Newman wrote on his tapes of the recordings.Īpril/May 1941 - Minton’s Playhouse, New York City In the album some musicians are not identified. Xanadu 107: Joe Guy, Hot Lips Page - Trumpet Battle At Minton's Hot Lips Page: Trumpet Nick Fenton: Double Bass Thelonious Monk: Piano Herbie Fields: Clarinet/Tenor Sax In some of these recordings it is not very clear who were the musicians who played or the exact date.

In 1941 Jerry Newman made several recordings of the jam sessions that took place at the Minton’s Playhouse in New York.

At Carnegie Hall Thelonious Monk And John Coltrane Zip