Posterzine® #02: The Piano Issue, Thelonious Monk Poster + History Of Jazz Piano 12” x 12” Print (Exclusive) MB-Invisible the alto saxophonist had already

the alto saxophonist had already been a stalwart of the NYC jazz scene for nearly a decade having spent the entirety of the 1950s cutting his teeth alongside bebop legends like Miles Davis and Charles Mingus

With The Love In My Heart

The relaxed atmosphere of the session is particularly noticeable in the title "Sunday" in which Roy Eldridge comes into the limelight with a brilliant solo

with the exception of Gil Evan's passionate “Barracudas

though the musicians had already been exploring the far reaches of post-bop going back to 1968 on albums including Total Eclipse

Posterzine® #02: The Piano Issue, Thelonious Monk Poster + History Of Jazz Piano 12” x 12” Print (Exclusive) MB-Invisible the alto saxophonist had alreadyIssue 2 of the Everything Jazz Posterzine takes to the keyboard for a celebration of the piano. It includes an exclusive poster featuring an early photograph of the piano pioneer Thelonious Monk shot at Mintons Playhouse in 1947 by William P. Gottlieb, and a cover image of Keith Jarrett by Roberto Masotti. Inside the Zine: With the help of pianists Jeff Goldblum, Gerald Clayton, and Harold Lpez Nussa, weve ranked the 25 best piano albums of all time