"'Round Midnight" is one of the most iconic jazz standards, first recorded by Cootie Williams in 1944.
Thelonious Monk's harmonic innovations and distinctive improvisations made it a cornerstone of the bebop repertoire.
It has been covered by hundreds of artists including Miles Davis and Ella Fitzgerald.
A jazz standard composed by Thelonious Monk in 1944, known for its melancholic melody and complex harmonies. It has been widely covered by artists across genres.
A foundational jazz standard, "Round Midnight" epitomizes Monk's harmonic innovation and remains one of the most-recorded jazz compositions globally.
'Round Midnight is a jazz standard that has been covered more than 1,000 times, evolving from Monk's 1944 composition "'Round About Midnight". Its harmonic complexity made it a quintessential bebop masterpiece.
One of the most recorded jazz standards, notable for its haunting harmonic progression and association with Miles Davis.
