Jazz for aficionados
re-lar-kvothe Love jazz of all kinds but the fusion of the 70s influenced me over all else.Great 70s fusion selections from both you and our esteemed OP. Great Ray Charles songs and discussion. Still listening to it all and I am happy the petty arguments have faded away. This ones for the last true jazz aficionado here on JFA (8) Take the "A" Train with solo by Elvin Jones - Duke Ellington - YouTube (8) Louis Armstrong - Basin Street Blues - YouTube |
Moanin' is a jazz album by Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers recorded in 1958 for the Blue Note label and released in 1959 According to Frogman, there was a "Great but mysteriously controversial Lee Morgan solo" Tunisia” is from the same concert as the earlier “Moanin” with the great, but mysteriously controversial Lee Morgan solo. "Moanin" was popular on the radio, and on juke boxes in cities all over the country, and this is the first time I heard of this "Great but mysteriously controversial Lee Morgan solo" I would appreciate it if Frogman could amplify, expand, and clarify that statement. I've been listening to the album since 59, and this is the first time I heard of a "Great but mysteriously controversial Lee Morgan solo" |
O-10, I fail to see how a solo on a live version of the tune has anything to do with the solo on the record. Having said that, I will try and clarify even further by rewriting that sentence: ** “Tunisia” is from the same concert as the earlier “Moanin” with the great, but mysteriously controversial (HERE!) Lee Morgan solo. ** No additional controversy intended when I wrote the first version of the comment. It was done simply to explain which clip I was referring to. So I think we can move on. |
