Lee Morgan - Totem Pole download song

This song is about The mooche duke ellington composition

That ride cymbal beat has always perplexed me. As a non drummer it sounds so simple but then I'd try it on my cousins set and it's kind of difficult, only after slowing it down to 50% could I figure out what it is exactly. Maybe that's just me because I don't know what I'm doing but I love the subtle complexity

JUST MAGNIFICENT WHAT A JOY TO LISTEN TO REST ON LEE AND HELEN MORGAN UNTIL JESUS CALL AND Y'ALL ANSWER :heartbeat::two_hearts::heartbeat:

Thanks to the musicians and their families for this wonderful music my band "Orion's Awesome Joy of Sextet Jazz&Latin Jazz Concert/ Parties "love playing this and Thanks to "Jazz Tuna " for not having Capitalist Imperialist Ads.ps especially like the quarter note triplets at the end of the eight bar phrase and the stop on the 2nd bar of the 2nd A.

Lee and Joe are really in a great groove with each other on this one, I can listen to this stuff all day long and it won't get old!

L:heart:️VE Edward LEE Morgan forever! wonderful, blessed soul :heart:️ :heart:️ :heart:️

My my my my baby lee Always thinking of you lee

Sumo wrestler like tone bending here by Lee, all the way !

Blue Note did such a great job presenting not only the music, but the album art, the stills, and the liner notes. Nowadays it's point, click and 8 seconds later music. 70% of the experience is gone.

When my Norman was alive we played this song ever day. I love this song. But I can't listen like I use to without my Norman. It makes me sad. Rest in peace my dearest Norman. And Lee and Helen Morgan til God call and yall answer I looking forward to seeing you all again :smile::smile::smile:

pure jazz 120 proof

I really don't care what people say this song here totem pole and the side winder are the best tracks up here album cover nothing it's a hit they didn't lie

The great Barry Harris on piano

Lee study Clifford Brown to a tee, he pick up when Clifford left us, and the Lion and the Wolf who found Blue Records had a gem when the sign the 19 year Old to a contract, he latter became one of the label biggest seller along with Jimmy Smith and Horace Sliver. Hands down my favorite Trumpeter .

Now THIS is hardbop

I can't really explain why but Barry Harris sounds a lot like Horace Silver on this track to my ears. When I hear it, I always think it's the Jazz Messengers playing. Anyway, this is one of the greatest hard bop track of all time with a superb lineup.