I agree with the hair! He's got it dyed, fried, and laid to the side!
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CJ my hat goes off to you. As a trumpet player for over 40 years I haven't heard anyone with the touch of Lee. Sometimes I've been referred to as Lil Roy (Eldridge) but I've always loved the sound Lee was able to achieve I hope when I am gone those that hear my songs compare me to the sound he was so famous for. The guy was definitely a genius. I'll still trying to catch up to him. Lost my collection years ago in a flood. Thanks for refreshing my memory.
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I'd really like to know if there are any trumpeters on the scene today that seem closest to Lee Morgan's playing. Anybody have any ideas they'd like to share?
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Well I may not be a Lee Morgan clone, but I've been playing over 40 years in countless clubs throughout the US. I now live in Sparks, NV. and play on Thursday nights on the Jazz night at "Sidelines Bar and Nightclub". If you're in town you can make you own decision.
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Yo, I'd really like to hear that. Post some audio online man here!
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Jesus. You know, you can practice your way into being a bitch--Think of One--but I don't think you can practice your way into genius. Did you ever hear Tom Harrell play "Everything Happens to Me"? Same thing. Something bigger at work here than practice.
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gorgeous hair!!!
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actually i read his biography and it confirms he was indeed a prodigy ;)
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This is my all time favorite jazz standard played by my all time favorite Lee Morgan.
I remember hearing this on the radio in the sixties LA. 105.1 with Chuck Niles.
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So superb.
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