Monk, Thelonious - Live In Montreal 1 Magnifique and Dandrew’s recounting: "Everything I

and Dandrew’s recounting: "Everything I Needed to Know About Culture I Learned from Metaphysical Graffiti”

Deafman Glance takes the stranger and more relaxed approach from Golden Sings and goes down the rabbit hole to emerge with a record that sounds more "like him" than anything previously issued

and each other's contributions both to these songs and to each other

makes them his own

and Jonathan Gilad (drums)

Monk, Thelonious - Live In Montreal 1 Magnifique and Dandrew’s recounting: "Everything IVinyl LP pressing. Split on two LPs, this is Monk's complete concert at the Montreal Jazz Festival in August 1965. At the head of his last great quartet featuring Charlie Rouse on tenor sax, Larry Gales on bass and Ben Riley on drums, Thelonious "Sphere" Monk was in top form delivering a strong set of angular tunes including originals such as "Straight No Chaser," Evidence", Epistrophy, "Blue Monk" and a rare interpretation of a classic standard like