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Posted: 18-04-2007, 20:14
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Posted: 18-04-2007, 20:15
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Posted: 18-04-2007, 20:19
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Review: AMG Review by Scott Yanow The lengthy title track on this CD easily overshadows the rest of the program for it is one of the most exciting versions ever recorded of Dizzy Gillespie's "A Night in Tunisia." Trumpeter Lee Morgan (then only in his early 20s), tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter, pianist Bobby Timmons and bassist Jymie Merritt formed one of the strongest of the many versions of Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers and are actually in fine form during the remainder of the satisfying (if anticlimatic) set. [The CD augments the LP by adding a version of "When Your Lover Has Gone" and an alternate take of "Sincerely Diana" to the original program.] Personnel: Lee Morgan, tp Wayne Shorter, ts Bobby Timmons, p Jymie Merritt, b Art Blakey, dr |
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