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| 1. | Raggedy Ann
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| 2. | A Waltz for Fran
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| 3. | Lee-Sure Time
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| 4. | Little Spain
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| 5. | Take Twelve
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| 6. | Second's Best
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| 7. | Second's Best
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Jazz / Hard Bop
Recorded: January 24, 1962, Plaza Sound Studios, New York, New York
Lee Morgan Quintet
Lee Morgan - trumpet
Clifford Jordan - tenor saxophone
Barry Harris - piano
Bob Cranshaw - bass
Louis Hayes - drums
From the first appearances in 1958 as a teen-aged prodigy with Dizzy Gillespie’s big band until his violent death in a dingy New York club in 1972, Lee Morgan exerted a powerful influence on the progress of jazz trumpet. His course was not a smooth or consistent one; there were high-water marks, like his 1958-61 stint with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers and his full-fledged mid-Sixties hit recording of "The Sidewinder" on Blue Note--but there were also low points. The post-Blakey period during which this album was made for Riverside’s Jazzland label was thought of as a low ebb, but repeated listening has made it clear to many critics that there is a great deal of both strength and imagination in these underrated performances.
Includes liner notes by Ira Gitler. |
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