Elvin Jones Midnight Walk 1/4/99 from “Muskrat Ramble” to “Hello

from “Muskrat Ramble” to “Hello Dolly”

and the showstopping finale For Good

1 19 Scrivens 20 Make It Today (A) 21 Digging My Lawn (B) 22 Why Don't You Just Drop in (I) 23 I Talk to the Wind (1) 24 Under the Sky (*) 25 Plastic Pennies 26 Passages of Time 27 Under the Sky (*) 28 Murder 29 I Talk to the Wind (2) 30 Erudite Eyes 31 Make It Today (B) 32 Wonderland 33 Why Don't You Just Drop in (II) 34 She Is Loaded Released: 2025-07-04

Format Detail: 2CD BOX

Released: 2025-10-17

Elvin Jones Midnight Walk 1/4/99 from “Muskrat Ramble” to “HelloIt was certainly a motley crew that came together with Elvin Jones, the legendary ex Coltrane drummer, in the New York Atlantic Studio in March 1966. His trumpeter brother Thad was first class, but Dollar Brand on the piano, Don Moore on the bass and sax player Hank Mobley, who always came up as second choice behind John Coltrane? However that might be, the impulsive, forceful beat of the grand, versatile Elvin drove his musicians onwards to unknown