The singer claims to "do pretty well, ‘til after sundown" and start "feelin' sad" by suppertime in the lyrics Bernie Hanighen added for the vocalized version of this jazz standard.
The singer claims to "do pretty well, ‘til after sundown" and start "feelin' sad" by suppertime in the lyrics Bernie Hanighen added for the vocalized version of this jazz standard. Dexter Gordon used it as the opening and closing track of his 1986 album entitled "The Other Side" of it and based on a film of the same name. Miles Davis's live performance of it was the highlight of the 1955 Newport Jazz Festival, and the title of the first album he released for Columbia Records pays tribute to it. Co-written by Cootie Williams and first recorded by 1944, it is the most recorded hit by the pianist behind "Straight, No Chaser" and "Blue Monk." FTP, name this Thelonious Monk piece set at approximately 12:00 A.M.
The singer claims to "do pretty well, ‘til after sundown" and start "feelin' sad" by suppertime in the lyrics Bernie Hanighen added for the vocalized version of this jazz standard.
“{Round Midnight}” or “{Round About Midnight}”