LEE MORGAN

[@MrKhaliq884]

Lee Morgan was the most expressive trumpet player i have ever heard,his tone and the way he bends notes ,real sassy like . plenty of soul.......love it......

[@MeAndTheBoys_]

The best trumpet player that has ever lived,Lee Morgan! baruch haShem

[@mashimarocam]

This youtube recording is the reason I discovered Clifford Brown. A technician who understod the sensitivity and sophistication defining the idiom of jazz as an organized form, so far ahead of his time. I'm a lifetime student of Bach and contrapuntal music. Just like Bist du bei Mir, with its simplicity, melodic line and the sensitive arrangement of time/execution; this is a perfectly subtle memorial to a musical brother. Brilliant, moving and profound. I miss Clifford without knowing him.

[@UncleDansVintageVinyl]

For my money, Lee Morgan was the most soulful of the great jazz trumpeters.

[@universalminded1076]

no doubt

[@loveshackartandphoto]

My favorite Jazz trumpeter Lee Morgan,Clifford Brown would be smiling and crying to this emotional and lovely song dedicated to Mr.Brown. I will always remember Clifford,your art and spirit lives forever.

[@Rayshader]

Lee Morgan could have permanently altered the way we understand jazz if he had lived longer. I believe this clip was made when he was starting off with Art Blakey, his later blue Note efforts where he was front man would indicate a maturing artist at heart. Magnificent and underrated, if he lived long enough he may have overshadowed Miles Davis.

[@cuencologo]

EXCELENTE TROMPETISTA , UN SONIDO MUY ORIGINAL FRESCO Y VIBRANTE, GENIAL.

[@BobDoherty]

One of the best trumpet solos ever.....

[@Heintzjj]

i am currently a junior in highschool, our top jazz band is playing this. trumpets have to audition, so im surfing the web for good styles and things i can steal to put in it, this is awesome!

[@KweensKontour]

@unclebobunclebob i totally agree Lee Morgan was def an underdog, alot people never really knew of him, but know come to appreciate his music, People like Lee, Clifford, and Freddie are the best and make you def cherish jazz and the story behind its greatness

[@murph5438]

A giant --- one of the great players ---a home town cat --- RIP

[@oaklandtobangkok]

Man I wish they were all still here.

[@princeskyline54b2]

Simply amazing. As far as I know, Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers did not record this song in studio. But thanks to KZbin, we can watch and listen to this rare video. Thank you for sharing.

[@womeniz3r]

Lee Morgan has such a distinct style...love his music.

[@theelevan2]

Funny, I thought this was Clifford Brown when I was listening to this on the Martin Committee trumpet page on Blogger. Really nice.

[@Funkadelic3]

One of the best. Fantastic technique, sound, power, and control all full of soul. The only other players that could match him are probably Freddie Hubbard, Booker Little, and CLIFFORD BROWN. Great tribute. Much love.

[@fleeglekeet]

Ah this tune. Nobody who performs it dares fly above the clouds. It is always on the DL. Respect to the man who is eulogized in song. Mr.Morgan meets but never exceeds what Clifford Brown could have gone with these changes.

[@britteach]

Soooooooo good. What a spectacular combination. Thank you for this bit of happiness.

[@louispippie]

Morgan at his very best. unmistakeable :-)

[@colefnelson4]

Just the sweeeeeeetest tone from Morgan

[@MrRatherino]

embodiment of a soulful graciousness faded faded away

[@Fluppe4u]

Just lovely that sound and approach. But let's also not forget Freddie, Miles, Art, Clark, Kenny, Dizzy, etc...

[@mrstealurgirl8984]

Song name?

[@newfoundsoccer]

Thank God for real music.

[@MrTrumpetalex1848]

This song could be called "I remember Lee", he also died much too early. It's a pity guys like Lee Morgan, Clifford Brown or Booker Little died that early. Let's dedicate this song to all of them!

[@Westdelta]

@bigdogheads Thanks, i just ordered the DVD "Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers Live in '58".

[@gabrielpacheco8101]

que isso cara, sou levado a outra dimensão. som suave.

[@javiersantoscoralesramirez5432]

que excelente interpretacion.

[@S0LUK]

amazing

[@nunocalisto]

@bigdogheads Filmed in Belgium on November 30,1958.

[@TheMaestroB]

this is so good...right?

[@meroko77]

my hero！

[@jaredclifton1785]

Absolutely amazing

[@gcrav]

These guys really did remember Clifford.

[@mrstealurgirl8984]

What is this masterpiece called

[@mesmos1]

So so good

[@rtblues]

Beautiful playing! Lee Morgan Forever! And Clifford Brown too! Got any Dupree Bolton? :-)

[@fleeglekeet]

Respect. I think there is a spiritual, ancient being who lost his place as the maestro in heaven due to pride, who would rather rule in hell than serve in heaven. He is temporarily ruling the kingdoms of the earth and as a fallen Meistersinger is insanely jealous of any rival, even of carnal man. And so, the untimely ends of musical miracle men, Clifford Brown, Charles Christian, Wes, Chet, Charlie, and so forth.

[@unclebobunclebob]

@mashimarocam And I miss Lee Morgan without ever knowing HIM!

[@battestifrancois9671]

his lyricsm's game resembles that of clifford brown

[@makjazz7]

@bigdogheads WHEEEEWWWW EEEEE MAN HE PLAYIN HIS HORN!!!!!!!

[@doryjackson5427]

Badd and unforgetable

[@MichalidesMUSIC]

lol

[@trumpet01]

Your comparing Eric Dolphy to Lee Morgan?????

[@tammybrinklee6763]

I really don't care what he did you just don't walk into his work place n shoot someone he was in love with making music god will call u lee just answer

[@thesourorange6454]

anyone else looking for samples lol

[@mrstealurgirl8984]

What song is this tho

[@FramrodLiggins]

Lee morgan plays the most beautiful obligatos I have ever heard...except maybe for Eric Dolphy. You can not learn to play like that at Jazz School.

[@sofiamoralescoronel9081]

tocar asi no se aprende en berklee

[@doryjackson5427]

Badd and unforgetable

[@MichalidesMUSIC]

lol