Blue Note Review

INTRODUCING

BLUE NOTE REVIEW

FROM THE FINEST IN JAZZ SINCE 1939

A LIMITED EDITION BOX SET, EXPERTLY CURATED BY BLUE NOTE RECORDS PRESIDENT DON WAS

VOLUME THREE: TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLEE MORGAN

CONTENTS

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VOLUME THREE: THE MUSIC

NEW RECORDINGS

TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLEE MORGAN

A double LP containing new, unreleased and exclusive recordings.

SIDE A

1. Mr. Kenyatta – Chief Xian aTunde Adjuah

Chief Xian aTunde Adjuah (Trumpet), Elena Pinderhughes (Flute), Burniss Travis (Bass), Lawrence Fields (Piano), Corey Fonville (Drums)

2. Dear Sir – Joel Ross

Joel Ross (Vibraphone), Immanuel Wilkins (Alto Saxophone), Jeremy Corren (Piano), Kanoa Mendenhall (Bass), Jeremy Dutton (Drums)

3. Search For The New Land – Bill Frisell

Bill Frisell (Electric Guitar), Thomas Morgan (Bass), Rudy Royston (Drums)

Side B

1. Stop-Start – Keyon Harrold

Keyon Harrold (Flugelhorn, Trumpet), Shedrick Mitchell (Piano), Nir Felder (Guitar), Burniss Travis (Bass), Charles Haynes (Drums)

2. Desert Moonlight – Derrick Hodge

Derrick Hodge (Bass), Jahari Stampley (Piano), Michael Aaberg (Keyboards), Justin Tyson (Drums), Michael Mitchell (Drums)

Side C

1. The Procrastinator – ARTEMIS

Renee Rosnes (Piano), Anat Cohen (Clarinet, Bass Clarinet), Melissa Aldana (Tenor Saxophone), Ingrid Jensen (Trumpet), Noriko Ueda (Bass), Allison Miller (Drums)

2. All The Way – Chris Botti

Chris Botti (Trumpet), Holger Marjamaa (Piano), Reggie Hamilton (Bass), Lee Pearson (Drums)

3. Morgan The Pirate – Lee Morgan

Lee Morgan (Trumpet), Wayne Shorter (Tenor Saxophone), Herbie Hancock (Piano), Grant Green (Guitar), Reggie Workman (Bass), Billy Higgins (Drums)

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FROM THE VAULT

Lee Morgan – Sonic Boom

The album was recorded on April 14 & 28, 1967, but not first released until 1979. The inspired frontline of Morgan and “Fathead” Newman was the highlight of this engaging set which presents five Morgan originals and the ballad “I’ll Never Be The Same.”

Lee Morgan (Trumpet), David "Fathead" Newman (Tenor Sax), Cedar Walton (Piano), Ron Carter (Bass), Billy Higgins (Drums).

Lee Morgan – Sweet Honey Bee/Hey Chico

This 45 was originally released in 1969 as part of Blue Note’s 1900 series of 45s as BN 1947, was recorded on September 29, 1966 and taken from Lee Morgan’s album Charisma.

Lee Morgan (Trumpet), Jackie McLean (Alto Sax), Hank Mobley (Tenor Sax), Cedar Walton (Piano), Paul Chambers (Bass), Billy Higgins (Drums)

NEVER-BEFORE-RELEASED DISCOVERY

Live Jam at The Gate of Horn, Chicago, IL (Probably 1959?)

A ‘mysterious’ jam session featuring an early live recording of Lee Morgan that likely took place in 1959 at the legendary Chicago club The Gate of Horn.

Lee Morgan (Trumpet), Ira Sullivan (Saxophone), Nicky Hill (Saxophone), Bobby Timmons (Piano), Spanky DeBrest (Bass), Philly Joe Jones (Drums)

VOLUME THREE: THE UNBOXING

WHAT IT IS


THE BOX SET

Each Volume of the Blue Note Review is curated by musician, producer and Blue Note President Don Was to provide an unparalleled multi-sensory experience. The foundation of each Blue Note Review is the music. Each Volume will contain a collection of new recordings from the finest musicians in jazz plus timeless treasures from the Blue Note vaults. Blue Note Review aims to provide the ultimate jazz experience, a physical extension of the enduringly hip Blue Note aesthetic to adorn the ears, eyes, and mind.


EXCLUSIVITY

The new music within will only be available in the Review, it won’t be found on streaming services or digital download sites, and none of the items contained in the set will be sold separately. Quantities are limited, once they’re gone, they’re gone forever! 



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