If you do a search for "Timme Rosencrantz", you can read about him on wikipedia and other webpages. "Baron" was his hereditary title, he came from Danish nobility.
It's a track from the CD "Timme's Treasures" released by Storyville Records in 2015 and available from their website. According to the Jazz Lives blog, this track was recorded November 11, 1944 at 7 West 46th St., NYC.
I did my Scatting thing. Right along with the tune. The Harmonics and Chord changes just tickled my Fancy directly. Monk could sure bend some things. With some practice I would love to blow this live
It's a track from the CD "Timme's Treasures" released by Storyville Records in 2015. You can read about it on their website and on the blog "Jazz Lives".
Wow, this is precious. Love it
It’s all there, his time, the stride breaks, the tenderness--he’s already fully formed.
Just the greatest 😊♥️
Loren, this is so wonderful and inspiring. Thank you.
Wonderful surprise, thank you Loren!
Monk is exhibiting very clear sound and fluid runs here.
That's amazing, Loren. How was that discovered? His whole style was already together and recognizable.
And whos baron timme?
If you do a search for "Timme Rosencrantz", you can read about him on wikipedia and other webpages.
"Baron" was his hereditary title, he came from Danish nobility.
Thank you, Loren. Beautiful.
Please read "Thelonious Monk - The Life And Times Of An American Original" by Robin D.G. Kelley.
excellent book!!
Pure beautiful Monk! Thank you for posting.
Thanks!! Wonderful find !! The primordial origins of the tune
Details on the recording? Source ? Location?? Exact date???
It's a track from the CD "Timme's Treasures" released by Storyville Records in 2015 and available from their website. According to the Jazz Lives blog, this track was recorded November 11, 1944 at 7 West 46th St., NYC.
Ted Gioia links
Everybody was doing Art Tatum's glide; not just Monk, but Mary Lou Williams, too.
monk did it in whole tones tho which tatum usually didnt
I did my Scatting thing. Right along with the tune. The Harmonics and Chord changes just tickled my Fancy directly. Monk could sure bend some things. With some practice I would love to blow this live
What a joy to hear thx Loren
Damn
Amazing and beautiful piece of musical history!
cooooooooooollll
Great. Beyond words. Please: details of this jewel. 😮
It's a track from the CD "Timme's Treasures" released by Storyville Records in 2015. You can read about it on their website and on the blog "Jazz Lives".
Thanks a lot, Tim.
Monk is unique, never a bote. Always surprising.
Never a bore, I mean’t...
Treasure! Precious!
Golly! Was this before the Cootie Williams record?
yeah, I think the Cootie track is from '45
The Cootie Williams record was made on August 22, 1944.
@@alexeisavrasov888 Actually, August 22, 1944.
@@danielweinstein5252 Great, we got that cleared up. Now on to solving the world's problems!
@@alexeisavrasov888 LOL! Monk would probably say, "Well, you needn't!"