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all day every fuckin day
Reblog daily for health and prosperity
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Hey yâall,
Tonight, I honor Americaâs greatest jazz pianist with a playlist of jazz standards by the inimitable Thelonious Monk.
When you hear him play a standard, youâll never hear it the same way again.
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To all my tumblrers out there, this oneâs for you.
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If there were just one photo to give you an idea of Roy Haynesâ influence on the entire *culture* of jazz music, look no further.
RIP to a real one.

Thelonious Monk jamming with (left to right) Charles Mingus, Roy Haynes, and Charlie Parker at the Open Door in Greenwich Village NYC, September 1953
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Donald Byrd, Jackie McLean, and Pepper Adams December 1958
Photographed by Francis Wolff at Van Gelder Studios, Hackensack, during sessions for Byrdâs OFF TO THE RACES.
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Vibraphone Bangers, coming atcha!
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Kick up your feet and lend your ears to some deep cuts and olâ dusties featuring Sonny Clark, Wizard of all that Swings.
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Joe Henderson and Kenny Dorham at Dorhamâs Trompeta Toccata session, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, September 14, 1964 (photo by Francis Wolff)
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Quite a postcard from dad in 1995


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John Coltrane with Eric Dolphy at the Village Gate, NYC,
1961
photo: Herb Snitzer
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hi tumblrzzz,
for your aural pleasure: smoky, late-night jazz hypnotica.
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Paul Chambers (with bass), Sonny Clark, Francis Wolff (background), Art Farmer (trumpet), and Jackie McLean (alto saxophone) during rehearsal for Clark's Cool Struttin' LP released 1958 (photos by Francis Wolff)
#sonny clark#art farmer#jackie mclean#paul chambers#1958#francis wolff#blue note#jazz#b&w#cool struttin
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Hey tumblrz,
Most music posted here over the years is also curated on the spotify playlist aboveđ for your listening and following pleasure.
Always looking for you, jazz listenersâŚ

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Art Pepper with the Sonny Clark Trio - Tenderly (1954)
Snap crackle pop, it's the magnificent Sonny Clark, ladies and gentlemen. Apologies for the skip at the end.
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