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Blue Note 50th Anniversaries: September 1968
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This week we celebrate Blue Note sessions that are 50 years old this month by Lee Morgan, Elvin Jones, Duke Pearson, Eddie Gale, Jack Wilson & The 3 Sounds.But we start with two tracks from trombonist, vocalist and Baton Rouge native David L. Harris who appeared at Chorum Hall in Baton Rouge on September 7th with a tribute to Nat King Cole (who will have his centennial in 2019).
Playlist
- David L. Harris "DJ's Induction" from Blues I Felt (self-produced) 00:00
- David L. Harris "Moody's Mood for Love" from Blues I Felt (self-produced) 05:34
- Lee Morgan "Leebop" from The Sixth Sense (Blue Note) 09:14
- Lee Morgan "Mickey's Tune" from The Sixth Sense (Blue Note) 15:41
- Lee Morgan "Extemporaneous" from The Sixth Sense (Blue Note) 22:23
- Jack Wilson "Imagine" from Song for My Daughter (Blue Note) 28:00
- Elvin Jones "In the Truth" from The Ultimate (Blue Note) 32:30
- Elvin Jones "What Is This?" from The Ultimate (Blue Note) 38:34
- Elvin Jones "Sometimes Joie" from The Ultimate (Blue Note) 45:34
- Duke Pearson "The Phantom" from The Phantom (Blue Note) 56:58
- Duke Pearson "Say You're Mine" from The Phantom (Blue Note) 1:08:11
- Duke Pearson "The Moana Surf" from The Phantom (Blue Note) 1:13:36
- Jack Wilson "Changing With The Times" from Song for My Daughter (Blue Note) 1:20:57
- The 3 Sounds "Do It Right Now" from Elegant Soul (Blue Note) 1:25:55
- Eddie Gale "A Understanding" from Eddie Gale's Ghetto Music (Blue Note) 1:32:22
- Eddie Gale "A Walk With Thee" from Eddie Gale's Ghetto Music (Blue Note) 1:39:54
- The 3 Sounds "Sittin' Duck" from Elegant Soul (Blue Note) 1:46:22
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