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Lee Morgan Quintet - Live At The Lighthouse '70 [2xCD] VG+

Lee Morgan Quintet - Live At The Lighthouse '70 [2xCD] VG+

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  • Format: 2xCD
  • Catalogue No: FSR-CD 140  
  • Label: Fresh Sound Records
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Style: Hard Bop, Post Bop
  • Released:  1991 Spain
  • Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

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EX/EX - visual grading only.

Live At The Lighthouse '70 collects FM broadcast recordings from Lee Morgan's quintet, likely made at San Francisco's Both/And Club in summer 1970 -- despite the sleeve credit to Hermosa Beach. This 1991 Spanish Fresh Sound CD compilation spans two discs, featuring extended readings of "Ceora" and "Speedball" alongside deep cuts like "Umjanna" and "Peyote." Made in Switzerland.

Release ID: 6876185


Track List:

1-1. Peyote 13:35
1-2. Ceora 16:28
1-3. Speedball 5:30
1-4. Willow Weep For Me 20:15
1-5. Meofelia 13:22
2-1. Rakin' And Scrapin' 11:54
2-2. Umjanna 15:20
2-3. Something Like This 12:56
2-4. Ceora 17:18
2-5. Speedball / Theme And Closing Announcements By Lee Morgan 1:52

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Lee Morgan Quintet - Live At The Lighthouse '70 [2xCD] VG+

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