Eric Reed comes out swinging on his album “The Baddest Monk.”
Listen how he interprets Thelonious Monk’s classic tune “Evidence” with a relentless triplet feel.
This excerpt comes from the last A section of the melody, then all bets are off as he heads into the solo.
Watch out!
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