Moine

1946 · réf. 602664 — New York: Monograph Music Company 1946. Softcover. Very Good. Contract. Single octavo sheet with two holes punched at the topedge. Two small stains staple holes at one corner and a small tears and creases at the edges very good. A music contract Signed by Thelonious Monk assigning the copyright of "Nameless" to Monograph Music Company for the "sum of One Dollar $1.00 and other good and valuable consideration." A contract for the song "52nd Street Theme" listed by its working title and also referred to as "Bip Bop" by Monk. The piece was a regular part of Monk's set and quickly became a popular intro or outro tune for bands playing clubs on 52nd Street in Manhattan at the time. Monograph Music Company unknown