LEE MORGAN JAZZ

Lee Morgan Jazz

You do not know what happens with me on that, but it seems that the more you listen, the better Like Someone In Love receives. Like Someone In Love in a few words is one Art Blakey of the best CDs to date.

I wish it was not the case, but not every day that I have a CD from a artist simply can comfortably enter and hear start to finish. Usually there are one or two songs that I can not force me to leave. This is certainly not the case with Like Someone In Love. Every track is enjoyable and it was very easy for me to listen to from beginning to end.

Lovers of jazz will recognize some of the celebrity guests who gathered to play with Blakey in several of the tracks. Artists such as Lion Afred Rudy Van Gelder and appoint a couple.

This CD is a first class, offering something for everyone. I give two thumbs up. Is simply great listening. A must buy if you are even slightly in Jazz music.

While the entire CD is really very good some of my favorites are track 4 -- Sleeping Dancer Sleep, track 3 - Noise in the attic, and track 6 - Sleeping Dancer Sleep On

Pick my cousin, and Sore [... as in "Stuck On Repeat"] is Track 1 - Like Someone In Love. This is a great track!

Like Someone In Love Release Notes:

Hometown Art Blakey Like Someone In Love March 1, 2005, on Blue Note Records.

More CD Track List:

1. Like Someone In Love 2. Johnny Blue 3. 4 The noise in the attic. Sleeping Dancer Sleep On 5. Giant 6. Sleeping Dancer Sleep On (Alternate Take) - (alternate take, bonus track)

Art Blakey / Jazz Messengers: Art Blakey (drums), Wayne Shorter (tenor sax), Lee Morgan (trumpet), Bobby Timmons (piano); Jymie Merritt (bass).

Recording information: Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey (08/07/1960), Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey (08/14/1960).

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