Thelonious Monk's peak performance, a must-listen and must-have for fans, has been recorded in the best quality from the rebroadcast sound source of the live performance at the Volkshaus in Switzerland on February 26, 1964, which was broadcast in the order of all 12 songs performed for the first time. The live performance at the Volkshaus in Zurich on February 26, 1964, which had poor sound quality in the past and had incomplete versions in the past, has been rebroadcast with the best sound quality from the original master. With this title, you can listen to all 12 songs in the order of performance for the first time from the rebroadcast sound source. The quartet is composed of Charlie Rouse's exciting tenor, Butch Warren, who was discovered by Kenny Dorham and has a reputation for his solid bass, and Ben Riley, who is known for his collaborations with Sonny Rollins, Stan Getz, and Johnny Griffin. There is no way that a live performance the year after the shocking first visit to Japan can be bad. The last track, "Nutty," fades out at the end because the radio announcement overlapped with the broadcast. Live at the Volkshaus, Zurich, Switzerland 02/26/1964 Disc 1 1.Stuffy Turkey 2.Brake's Sake 3.Blue Monk 4.Hot Licks 5.Well, You Needn't 6.Rhythm-A-Ning Disc 2 1.Epistrophy 2.Criss Cross 3.Straight, No Chaser 4.I'm Getting Sentimental Over You 5.Light Blue 6.Nutty(inc) Thelonious Monk(p) Charlie Rouse(ts) Edward "Butch" Warren(b) Ben Riley(dr)
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