Morgan, Lee: Complete Recordings: 1956-1962
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Morgan, Lee: Complete Recordings: 1956-1962
Format: CD
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Artist: Morgan, Lee
Label: Enlightenment
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 823564644622
Genre: Jazz
Born Edward Lee Morgan in Philadelphia on July 10, 1938. A leading trumpeter and composer of the hard bop genre, he recorded prolifically from 1956 until a day before his death in February 1972. His primary stylistic influence was Clifford Brown, who gave the teenager a few lessons before he joined the Dizzy Gillespie Big Band at 18. Morgan began recording for Blue Note Records in 1956, eventually making 25 albums (as leader) for the company, working with more than 250 musicians. Joining Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers in 1958 further developed his talent as a soloist and composer. He toured with Blakey for a few years, and was featured on numerous albums by the Messengers, including Moanin', one of the band's best-known recordings. The drug problems of Morgan and Timmons forced them to leave the band in 1961, and the trumpeter returned to Philadelphia. On returning to New York in 1963, he recorded The Sidewinder (1963), which became his greatest commercial success. The title track cracked the pop charts in 1964, and served as the background theme for Chrysler television commercials during the World Series. After this success, Morgan continued to record prolifically, producing such works as Search for the New Land (1964), which reached the top 20 of the R&B charts. Morgan was killed in the early hours of February 19, 1972, at Slug's Saloon, a jazz club in New York City's East Village where his band was performing. Following an altercation between sets, Morgan's common-law wife Helen More, shot him. The ambulance service was reluctant to go into the neighborhood where the club was located and Morgan bled to death. He was 33 years old.
Tracks:
1.1 Roccus
1.2 Reggie of Chester
1.3 Lady
1.4 Little T
1.5 Gaza Strip
1.6 Stand By
1.7 Hank's Shout
1.8 Nostalgia
1.9 Bet
1.10 Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise
1.11 P.S. I Love You
1.12 Easy Living
1.13 That's All
2.1 Whisper Not
2.2 Latin Hangover
2.3 His Sister
2.4 Slightly Hep
2.5 Where Am I
2.6 D's Fink
2.7 Hasaan's Dream
2.8 Domingo
2.9 I Remember Clifford
2.10 Mesabi Chant
2.11 Tip Toeing
3.1 City Lights
3.2 Tempo de Waltz
3.3 You're Mine You
3.4 Just By Myself
3.5 Kin Folks
3.6 A Night in Tunisia
3.7 Heavy Dipper
3.8 Just One of Those Things
3.9 Lover Man
3.10 New-Ma
4.1 Candy
4.2 Since I Fell for You
4.3 C.T.A
4.4 All the Way
4.5 Who Do You Love, I Hope
4.6 Personality
4.7 All at Once You Love Her
4.8 Terrible 'T'
4.9 Mogie
4.10 I'm a Fool to Want You
4.11 Running Brook
4.12 Off Spring
4.13 Bess
5.1 Seeds of Sin
5.2 Scourn'
5.3 Fat Lady
5.4 Peaches and Cream
5.5 That's Right
5.6 These Are Soulful Days
5.7 The Lion and the Wolff
5.8 Midtown Blues
5.9 Nakatini Suite
6.1 Expoobident
6.2 Easy Living
6.3 Fire
6.4 Just in Time
6.5 Lost ; Found
6.6 The Hearing
6.7 A Waltz for Fran
6.8 Lee-Sure Time
6.9 Little Spain
6.10 Raggedy Ann
6.11 Second's Best
6.12 Take Twelve