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Note 1: Trumpets - Eardley, Ferrara, Neese and (?); Saxes - Zoot & Konitz; Piano - Bunic?; Drums - Levitt & (?); Bass - ?. I. 1. trumpet work with talking and clapping amidst song. Bass solo. Well played. II. 1. "All the things you are' 2. tune talk with female voice. 3. cuts off mid song. CD II repeats some of Reel 19.

Note 1: Christmas or more likely New Year Party. Banjo player is Danny Barker. Several tunes by party band after banjo song with bits of dialogue interspersed. 3. Banjo talk 5. Jumping jazz tune 6. Lots of talking. Roswell Rudd id. "Howie" Marlena (song), Perry Cuomo record played? "Jimmy" ...ends with talking continued over "Back Home Again in Indiana"

Note 1: Hall Overton's studio. Musicians include Jimmy Raney, Zoot Sims, 2 piano players (Eddie Costa and Hall Overton), Henry Grimes, Eddie Costa. Trumpet. Bob, Jimmy. CDI 1. Hot blues track with phone ringing at end 2. Bowed bass and talking "cigarette in your mouth" into 3. Lady is a tramp 4. Willow weep for me" ? after short talking. CDII 1. Music 2. Dialogue with someone walking in. 3. You stepped out of a dream" 4. talk ad piano 5. into song "Ray" (could be Jimmy Raney 6. dialogue (quiet) with footsteps "Hey Eddie (Costa) play the good piano"

Note 1: Hall Overton's studio. Thelonious Monk and Hall Overton transcribing and arranging a song. Street noise through window. Kid or kids in background are audible. Very important interchanges of Monk and Hall arranging for the Thelonious Monk big band throughout.

Note 1: Hall Overton's studio. Thelonious Monk and Hall Overton transcribing and arranging "Little Rootie Tootie" 1. Great discussion, Bob Decelle hinted in room. Joking and arrangement broad strokes. 2. Record making process described by Monk. "Everybody playing in unison, just the drummer's swinging" 3. horns discussed "this way they dig it" 4. discussion of not scoring arrangement for drummer (Monk's idea) record discussed vs. new arrangement. "If you just get the melody, I'll get the chorus."