lee morgan - search for the new land (1964) part II

[MrAmandeepsodhi]

great jazz

[bransonbelle]

Better Than Perfect! Helen More burn in Hell you bitch at age 69 or 89. How could you NOT separate the man from his Passion and Art. You destroyed a talent and you were tripping.

[Cracktaculus]

Your slideshows a splendid complement to this classic groove man....great work!

[illwynd92]

part 11i s as good as one,solos were great great recordings.

[illwynd92]

part 11i s as good as one

[wel722]

@leftywilbury...bad as n greater then great!!!

[michaelhintongtr]

somebody please re-post this - split into two parts. It's most important to hear the way the tune starts out with the 'head' and builds through the out of tempo/in tempo sections of each player's solo [the 'search for the new land' shouldn't start mid trip]. This song is a story that unfolds gradually - a great journey - you have to hear it from start to finish in order to 'get it' - even if you have to hear part1 then part2

[zenbooter]

RTB-- Thank you man for enabling my un technical ass to enjoy this trip to the past. And as 6 said you rule, but if you put in the intro someday how right that would be. First time I heard SFTNL was on WRVR, lois Gilbert was the DJ at that time B4 the station did what she warned it would if no one supported it,, go country,, and I distinctly remember tuning in one morn to just that,, woes, no more radio Jazz, not till BGO came on 24-7.

[wel722]

I SAW LEE PLAY THIS AND MORE AT THE LIGHT HOUSE....IN LA/HERMOSA BEACH....69,70,71. LEE WAS A BAD MANNNN...WITH A BEAUTIFUL PERSONALITY...JUST A FOR REAL CAT MAN!!! HE TALKED TO MY FRIENDS AND I ALL THE TIME ...I WILL NEVER FORGET HIM...HELEN WAS THERE TOO.

REST IN SPRIT LEE. MAN I JUST WANT TO SHOUT OUT BEAUTIFUL CAT MAN!!!1

[leftywilbury]

@wel722

how bad was he, what do you mean ?

[TheGoldrock1]

Lee was doing his Coltrane here. They both were from the same area.

[dukdukguus]

Hey, here's an idea: Post the intro as one video, and leave this one up for the piano solo. You HAVE to have Grant Green's opening riffs. Otherwise, I can't sleep, I can't eat, all meaning is stripped from my universe. Plus, I'll be sporting a boo-boo lip.

[wrongbar]

Aaaahhh! But the intro is the most beautiful part! :)

[claybornwilliams]

RollTheBeatz post this again, in 2parts. that way we get to hear shorter's solo,which is the bomb.call it part 1&2.

[psmontg]

Lee Morgan was one incredible trumpet player with clearly his own distinct style and sound. Like Miles Davis, and Dizzy, when you hear Lee Morgan, you know its Lee Morgan.

[claybornwilliams]

herbie's solo is powerful.

[uninoculated]

Grant Green guitar

Herbie Hancock piano

Billy Higgins drums

Lee Morgan trumpet

Wayne Shorter tenor sax

Reggie Workman bass

OMG!

[bkjbs762]

@uninoculated OMFG!

[WiardvanderKooij]

Absolutely brilliant.

[DADDY2U4EVER]

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! CLASSIC!!!!

[claybornwilliams]

I thank you much for this jam the solo's are the best,this is one of the best groups lee put together.

[RollTheBeatz]

i agree with everything you said, except i absolutely love the piano solo near the end. it had to stay :)

cheers

[curtnevan]

This is one of the greatest jazz albums of all time, and the pride of Blue Note. A real shame it had to be cut.

[mahoose6]

btw excellent post man, you rule!

[mahoose6]

mean chops morgan :)