Thelonious Himself is a studio album by Thelonious Monk. It was released in 1957 via Riverside Records, his fourth for the label. The album is notable for featuring Monk on solo piano almost exclusively. The only non-solo performance is the last track, "Monk's Mood", which features John Coltrane on tenor saxophone and Wilbur Ware on bass.
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April in Paris
Thelonious Monk Lyrics
Coba tanya hatimu sekali lagi
Sebelum engkau benar-benar pergi
Masihkah ada aku di dalamnya?
Karena hatiku masih menyimpanmu
Kisah kita memang baru sebentar
Namun kesan terukir sangat indah
Aku memang bukan manusia sempurna
Tapi tak pernah berhenti mencoba
Melihatmu tersenyum
Walau tak pernah berbalas
Bahagiamu juga bahagiaku
Saat kau terlalu rapuh
Pundak siapa yang tersandar?
Tangan siapa yang tak melepas?
Ku yakin aku
Bahkan saat kau memilih
Untuk meninggalkan aku
Tak pernah lelah menanti
Karena ku yakin kau akan kembali
Ada engkau dalam setiap doaku
Sungguh aku rindu berbagi tawa
Kini kita tidak saling menyapa
Biarlah hanya dari kejauhan
Melihatmu tersenyum
Walau tak pernah berbalas
Bahagiamu juga bahagiaku
Saat kau terlalu rapuh
Pundak siapa yang tersandar?
Tangan siapa yang tak melepas?
Ku yakin aku
Bahkan saat kau memilih
Untuk meninggalkan aku
Tak pernah lelah menanti
karena ku yakin kau akan kembali
Masih ber harap
Karena ku yakin kau akan kembali
Writer(s): Vernon Duke, E. Y. Harburg
Contributed by Caroline R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
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Don Bell
Whenever I get a stupid song stuck in my head, I put on Monk and it clears out my head. It's as though he reinvents music every time I hear him playl
Charles Barry
Monk's greatest contributions are his compositions. His piano voicings are unique and suitable for his compositions. A European musician tried to remove what he called wrong notes from on Monk's compositions and virtually destroyed the songs. Hail the only saxophonist to truly understand Monk.His name? Charlie Rouse.
Ayo Zola
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Charles Barry
What I said was a European musiciam removed what HE thought were WRONG notes. I never said that Monk played wrong notes.
Ted Breckner
It was a spoof. I think you can find it somewhere on youtube.
Duffy McKenzie
Charles Barry, wrong notes?! That's hilarious! Monks insight to use of time and of passing notes, sometimes off-key are what his genius is. Only a fool would try to correct a master. And Monk was one of the few masters. Makes me kind of want to hear the "corrected" version. Though I think I'd do better to listen to the Muzak channel.
Chris
Monk tapping his foot, like passer-bys walking down a Paris street
Duffy McKenzie
Born 100 years ago today. Monk is still the best there ever was!
Stephen Manuman
Saw him in Manchester England in 1961. I still have his LP record. Those were the days of real musicians and songs with melodies and feeling.
Oliver Twist
The ending of the "Best of Monk" type BLUE NOTE album has these heavenly chords at the end. All monk is good monk regardless. THUMBS up to great musicians!