Thelonious Monk - Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1960In August 1958, French producer Marcel Romano sent a telegram to Monks manager, Harry Colomby: Interested in Thelonious music. Stp. For Movie By the end of July 1959, Marcel Romano organized the recording sessions for the soundtrack of Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1960, the French movie directed by Roger Vadim. As yet, Monks major contribution to this movie and only contribution to a full length movie ever has never seen the light of the day apart from

The now legendary Beck

Los Angeles and Paris

Starting out in 2010 as a solid garage rock group

reaching climactic highs as the series comes to an end

and the group delivers lush performances of standards ranging from "Frosty the Snowman" to "White Christmas" as well as more contemporary material like "The Man With All the Toys" and "Blue Christmas

As if this wasn‰۪t enough

Featured guests include Robyn

There might not be any answers here

the music will be played and sung by a newly expanded Magnetic Fields septet in a stage set featuring 50 years of artefacts both musical (vintage computers

Steve Diggle (bass guitar) and John Maher (drums)

her 1970 album 'Parallelograms' is eerily unique and a deserved cult classic

and music's move from the club to disco as live bands moved aside for DJs