His album At Carnegie Hall is a live recording of his 1957 performance at a Thanksgiving benefit where John Coltrane temporarily joined his quartet.
This jazz musician's longtime collaborator Charlie Rouse plays his most critically acclaimed solo in "Bright Mississippi" found in an album about this man's "Dream." He displayed his characteristic rhythmical displacement by excising the first two bars of the title track of an album including the piece "Crepuscule with Nellie" entitled Criss Cross. In his first job as a bandleader he produced the compilation recordings Milt Jackson: Wizard of the Vibes and Genius of Modern Music while working at the label Blue Notes. His album At Carnegie Hall is a live recording of his 1957 performance at a Thanksgiving benefit where John Coltrane temporarily joined his quartet. He composed "Pannonica" and "Ba-lue Bolivar Ba-lues-are" for his album Brilliant Corners, which was released during his productive time under the Riverside label. For 10 points, name this jazz pianist who produced the album Straight, No Chaser and wrote the bebop classics "Epistrophy" and "'Round Midnight."
This jazz musician's longtime collaborator Charlie Rouse plays his most critically acclaimed solo in "Bright Mississippi" found in an album about this man's "Dream."
Thelonious {Monk}