cg lead sheet MONK, BUNK AND VICE VERSA Uptempo swing td = «2.2241 @er (F ang) (Fe) B Bi pya v7 Bont EST Abnaj7 CHARLES MINGUS D1(¢i1) Bom? ET Bul ET Ca? FT Dont putea) 7 Copy © 1986 1477 WORKSHOP. INC lovernaianal Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved‘ao, bnt, At Verse his tribute to the New Orleans jazz trumpet legend, Bunk Johnson, and the jazz piano iconoclast, Thelonius Monk, ‘draws respectfully from the pianist’s Well, You Needn'r for its ‘opening phrase, Never recorded commercially during Mingus’ slifetime, this piece was only known through two bootleg broadcast recortlings that were aired on March 31 and October 26, 1962. ‘Almost twenty-five years later, it was re-liscovered as a portion of Mingus’ monumental suite Epitaph. The following phrase was used as a background figure to support the soloists: ‘The repeated notes which end the A section were often played in sour dissonances. The Zea For Two counterline ut B pays tribute to one of Mingus’ favorite picces from the American popular song repertoire. Mingus sometimes called this piece Monk, Punk, and Vice Versa.