Sonny Rollins plays in Tokyo (1988)

March 30, 1988 – Sonny Rollins performs with Clifton Anderson (tb), Jerome Harris (g), Mark Soskin (p), Bob Cranshaw (b) and Al Foster (d) at Nerima Bunka Center in Tokyo, Japan

Thelonious Monk and Sonny Rollins record the album ‘Thelonious Monk & Sonny Rollins’ for Prestige (1953)

Happy Birthday Sonny Rollins. ‘Still Rockin’Rollins’

Sonny Rollins records ‘There Will Never Be Another You’ at Museum of Modern Art, New York (1965)

Sonny Rollins records ‘The Solo Album’ At The Sculpture Garden Of The Museum Of Modern Art In New York City (1985)

Sonny Rollins records ‘Easy Living’ with George Duke, Paul Jackson and Tony Williams (1977)

Sonny Rollins records ‘Tour de Force’ with Kenny Drew, George Morrow, Max Roach and Earl Coleman (1957)

Sonny Rollins records ‘Saxophone Colossus’ with Tommy Flanagan, Doug Watkins & Max Roach (1956)

Sonny Rollins records the album ‘Sonny Rollins on Impulse!’ (1965)

Sonny Rollins records ‘G-Man,’ a live album, at Opus 40 In Saugerties, NY (1986)

‘Sonny Rollins records ‘Vol. 2’ with Thelonious Monk and Horace Silver (1957)

Sonny Rollins records ‘The Sound of Sonny’ with Sonny Clark, Roy Haynes, Percy Heath and Paul Chambers (1957)

Sonny Rollins records ‘Tenor Madness’ with John Coltrane for Prestige (1956)

Sonny Rollins finishes the recording of ‘No Problem’ with Bobby Hutcherson, Bobby Broom et al (1981)

Sonny Rollins records ‘A Night at the Village Vanguard,’ an album for Blue Note (1957)

Sonny Rollins records ‘Sonny Rollins and the Big Brass’ with a big band (1958)

Prestige Records tape ‘Sonny Rollins with the Modern Jazz Quartet’ (1953)

Sonny Rollins begins the recording of the album ‘The Bridge’ (1962)

Sonny Rollins records ‘Our Man in Jazz’ at The Village Gate in New York Cit (1962)

Sonny Rollins starts the recording of ‘What’s New?’ with with Jim Hall et al (1962)

Sonny Rollins records ‘Plus Four’ with trumpeter Clifford Brown (1956)

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