A brilliant trumpet performance that carries on the hard bop tradition
Lee Morgan plays powerful and passionate jazz.
The 1972 album "Indeed" showcases Morgan's brilliant trumpet playing. While following the hard bop tradition, Morgan's unique expressiveness and technique shine through in each track. The band's overall ensemble is also solid, making this a masterpiece that fully conveys the vitality of jazz.
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Roccus
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2)
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Reggie Of Chester
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3)
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The Lady
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B:
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Little T
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Gaza Strip
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3)
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Stand By
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Piano - Horace Silver
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Trumpet - Lee Morgan
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Producer - Alfred Lion
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Recorded By [Recording By] - Rudy Van Gelder
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Drums - "Philly" Joe Jones
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Bass - Wilbur Ware
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Photography By [Cover Photo] - Francis Wolff
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Liner Notes - Leonard Feather
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Design [Cover] - Reid Miles
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Alto Saxophone - Clarence Sharpe
