My FAVORITE iteration of the Legendary Jazz Messengers. The great Wayne Shorter, Lee Morgan, Jymie Merit, Bobby Timmons tickling the keys and the indomitable Arthur Blakey in the Kitchen. A national treasure!!!!!
No drummer in the last 60 years.....or maybe in history....could drive a small group like Buhaina(Mr.Blakey)His records will always sound fresh,never dated.All of us veteran jazz lovers are(or should be) very grateful for UA-cam, which has become one of the only ways to pass this incredible treasure of music to future generations,!
I've listened to this album lots of times - mainly because of the title track. But today this one just struck me... and it's been playing on repeat for some time now!
1. Mosaic 2. No Problem (2éme Version) 3. Backstage Sally 4.A Night In Tunisia (from the album "A Night In Tunisia") 5. Hank's Symphony 6. Sam's Tune 7. Johnny's Blue 8. Dat Dere 9. So Tired 10.Message From Kenya
Respectable list!!!! I'd also throw in: 1. Time will tell 2. Bitterdose 3. Jodi 4. One by One 5. Moanin 7. Contemplation 8. Reflections in blue 9. Buhaina' s Delight 10. Wheel within a Wheel And Fuller Love a.k.a.In case you missed it
I see they switch from a straight ahead 4/4 to a syncopated meter which I can't quite pinpoint my finger at...somebody please help me!!! Listen up people! Y'all will hafta forgive me, but I'm coming off a long sabbatical from "The Music", if you know what I'm sayin' so plz help me out, alright y'all???
Hard bop was what hooked me with jazz......
at age 14 yeah, I do remember...
Same I really got started to get into jazz is when charlie parker and dizzy Gillespie bebop era.
Me too, mate.
My FAVORITE iteration of the Legendary Jazz Messengers.
The great Wayne Shorter, Lee Morgan, Jymie Merit, Bobby Timmons tickling the keys and the indomitable Arthur Blakey in the Kitchen. A national treasure!!!!!
You got it my man.....and ain't nobody who could do that press roll at the precise instant in the tune like Blakey could. I second your motion my man!
Ariel Fornari indeed.
Indeed sir, indeed.
No drummer in the last 60 years.....or maybe in history....could drive a small group like Buhaina(Mr.Blakey)His records will always sound fresh,never dated.All of us veteran jazz lovers are(or should be) very grateful for UA-cam, which has become one of the only ways to pass this incredible treasure of music to future generations,!
This Group is and Always Will Be a Innovation
Jymie Merit’s bass on this track is sublime. Rest in peace, sir.
Wow - WHat a Sound !!! Music from Heaven !
Man. Such a great tune.
I've listened to this album lots of times - mainly because of the title track. But today this one just struck me... and it's been playing on repeat for some time now!
Swings and grooves like a mo'fo!
So tired is Bobby Timmons composition!
For me ..this sax solo is the finest solo of all times..👌👌
SUPERB!
Wow what a tight group and what a super groove.
Thank you very much for posting this and other Jazz Gems
LEQ
rythme inégal prenant, mélodie ou thèmes directs,que du bon!
All the cats get down on the cut,but Lee and Timmons? Slappin
1. Mosaic
2. No Problem (2éme Version)
3. Backstage Sally
4.A Night In Tunisia (from the album "A Night In Tunisia")
5. Hank's Symphony
6. Sam's Tune
7. Johnny's Blue
8. Dat Dere
9. So Tired
10.Message From Kenya
Respectable list!!!!
I'd also throw in:
1. Time will tell
2. Bitterdose
3. Jodi
4. One by One
5. Moanin
7. Contemplation
8. Reflections in blue
9. Buhaina' s Delight
10. Wheel within a Wheel
And Fuller Love a.k.a.In case you missed it
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Our Art Blakey is the Best！
damn it, so I listened to bobby Timmons solo piano take for this one , and can't decide which is more fascinating
Omar I'm with you too so they are both incredible
THE RITHMIN OF THE BEATS.
6:11 most smoothest part in this song
Whoa....this train keeps going....thanks JH13...brilliant...!!!
A Great Song! 🎺🎷🥁
A great tune
suXH a fuXhing blast this record. It makes me run like a craxy man.
phenomenal
Superb
I Loved Art Blakey's Version Of This Song It's More Up Tempo Than Bobby Timmons Version Lee Morgan's Solo Need I Say More.
man love your user name.. and thanks for uploads! =)
Sorry, but this tune is written by Bobby Timmons, not Shorter
Morgan the best
The "bad boy" of jazz in his time....he loved letting out those dirty sounds in the horn...... got killed by a jealous woman..... what a life.....
😀🌱🌸💙
I see they switch from a straight ahead 4/4 to a syncopated meter which I can't quite pinpoint my finger at...somebody please help me!!! Listen up people! Y'all will hafta forgive me, but I'm coming off a long sabbatical from "The Music", if you know what I'm sayin' so plz help me out, alright y'all???
0:33
2:36 2:49
BOBBY TIMMONS COMPOSED THIS
HA HA HA this is Sir WALTHER here
If you really want to learn jazz, the best thing you can do is through away all your music and learn the tune by ear.
Someone can help me find a music sheet?
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Not Lee Morgan at his best. Tonality leaves something to be desired: rather shaky!