THE MONKS - Black Monk Time (Remastered) JOSH RITTER Detroit has a long tradition

Detroit has a long tradition of being the farm team for the Big Apple jazz big leagues

The original release track-listing showcases JTQ’s sixties soundtrack odyssey – driving organ instrumentals from the beginnings of Acid JazzAlongside Lalo Schifrin’s iconic title track appear tracks by Herbie Hancock

John Kettle and producer

a marriage of intricate guitar compositions and the electronica knowledge he acquired while creating prior albums like The Empyrean and PBX Funicular Intaglio Zone

Aretha Franklin

THE MONKS - Black Monk Time (Remastered) JOSH RITTER Detroit has a long traditionLP 180g Black Vinyl (2025 Remastered Reissue). Released exclusively in Germany in March 1966, Black Monk Time by The Monks has become a cult classic praised as a groundbreaking forerunner to punk and krautrock. Though the album was overlooked at the time, its bold sound and sharp lyrics have earned it lasting influence and critical acclaim. The Monks were five American G. I. s stationed near Heidelberg, West Germany. Originally performing as a typical