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9:20

なんとおしゃれなオータムリーブス。何度聴いても新しい発見がある‥音の魔術師❤❤❤

I love this session everybody eats they have there own to put in on this and Jimmy holding point in the back ground keep the flow baby real music 😄

Seeing the threads of reply’s and also my dad was an amazing man and love his Jazz you can’t replace this art it’s one of a kind and it’s own class good bless ❤our ancestors who paved the way ❤❤

I love it 💕 when Lee Morgan takes two solos

What a jam!

My favorite part is Tommy Flanagan hanging on for dear life

Lebendig Aufgespielter 💭 Sixties ☝️Jazz , with definitiv spürbarer 😊 ~ ☺️ American 🍩🌭🍟🍔🥤🍿 Sixties Sound Atmosphäre and Feelings 🎷🎷❕🎺🎺❕🥁🥁❕

Best Jazz 👉 🎹🎹🎹🎹 +🎷+🎺+ 🥁🥁 !!! Composition of the Sixties 🤓 Grandioser Evergreen of the American Jazz History 💭 ever and ever and ever ❕❕❕

Cottontail - 1940 You say - 1949 Eh?

ORNETTE!

I've been playing this gentle giant since I was nineteenth and now I'm 82 and he is still my best Jazz Giant.

Cannonball and Miles cover this tune very well.

1:07

0:55

This is music. Play it Dexter.

Given longevity, Newk is the greatest instrumentalist of ALL TIME!!!

He perdido muchos años en los que hubiera querido conocer estas canciones

3:06

"You bear the mark, you are cursed. You must place your hand upon the stone"

The chillest.

You can hear the saliva traveling through the saxophone.... First Mingus i ever heard, needelss to say, i´m hooked since then.

Delicious stuff. Thanks.🎶🤗

Billy Strayhorn, too.

Jomo Kenyatta!!!!

0:18 and 0:40

Mingus torturing the bass

Lee Morgan was in my Math Class at Gillespie Junior High in Philly. I remember he took his horn case EVERYWHERE. I bought this album when he made it, and enjoyed it for years. Lee was GREAT !!

Füll House is the burner

Bebop qoute around 1:05

1:50 1:59

I'm 69 and grew up listening to this type jazz. My son is 41 and loves Miles Ahmed Jamal, etc. Let's keep it going by training our kid's ears 😅

I think the saying " God giveth and taketh away applies to Hank Mobley for sure. A true icon of the jazz tenor sax. He has been one of my influences as a player myself. The question I pose is.....why take the big 'H' ? Nobody forces it upon anyone....and we all know its usually only one way out....its a great shame that he went this way as he had a brilliant future ahead of him .....

Lee came back to New York after 2 years in Philly because of the monkey on his back , that Art Blakely had introduced Bobby Timmons , Lee Morgan and other artists to the heron. Lee was about 20 or so at the of the addictive taking over , that he had no other choice but to get help and he did. When he came back to Blue Note he was very skilled with he Composition and playing that this album have been released soon after Sidewinder. And this track is his best Composition to me, all solos by the Young Lions of Jazz on this track are brilliant, outstanding and genius. Lee Morgan the Best Jazz Hard Bop trumpeter of all time hands down.

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0:37

Mingus was a true original. Everything he did was from his heart and was remarkably fresh while still respecting the tradition of jazz. His compositions were remarkable in that they are both highly-structured and very free at the same time. He was a big fan of collective improvisation, which dates back to the early jazz from New Orleans. "Better Git It In Your Soul," is an homage to the church music he grew up with. It sounds at times like an ecstatic Black church service. There are elements of highly technical playing where the band has to play together as a tight-unit as well as parts that sound very chaotic with all the instruments soloing simultaneously. I think this perfectly mirrored Mingus's personality, which was at times calm and serene and at times ferocious and mean. That's one thing I love about Mingus's music… it always sounds fun!

0:27 0:44

1:19 always makes laugh because “The Sermon” was play on an episode of “The Cosby Show” when Cliff, Theo, Elvin and Martin was pregnant and his father was trying hard not to laugh at their dance moves.

Anything on this label is of the highest quality. And such great musicians take your soul somewhere else. Impecable.

2:00

OMFG these drums!!!!

practice time stamp 2:12

great tune, true hero

Jupiter

Omg. Fantastic.

I would like to add the other members of this band were awesome also!

Lee Morgan was one of the best for this genre of jazz!

This is my first encounter with the piece “Milestones,” and it’s left me with a sense of the Overview Effect… It’s as if I’m listening to something celestial, forbidden to mere mortals. There’s a divine quality to these improvisations that’s almost too intense to bear, the effect it has on me is beyond words.