Home / Music / Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk clashed over 'Bags' Groove'Music linernotes album music milt-jacksonMiles Davis and Thelonious Monk clashed over 'Bags' Groove'The sessions featured a famous musical disagreement between Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk over the tempo and approach to the title track. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBags' Groove was compiled from two 1954 sessions, released in 1957Thelonious Monk and Horace Silver each played piano on different sessions of Bags' Groove.Milt Jackson wrote 'Bags' Groove' — the title comes from his nicknameNaima was recorded with Miles Davis's rhythm section, not Coltrane's usual bandMiles Davis turned two 1956 sessions into four albumsExploreEvans's Peace Piece is a two-chord meditation with Debussy's fingerprintsRoedelius's Fluxus is minimal electronics with a Farfisa organ at its coreLa Llorona strips ranchera down to voice and guitarLreplace is dense Merzbow noise — all distortion and feedbackThe Master Musicians of Jajouka keep a centuries-old Sufi tradition alivePrevious Milt Jackson wrote 'Bags' Groove' — the title comes from his nicknameNext Melle Mel delivered the vocals on 'The Message'