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The Procrastinator stands as a captivating testament to Lee Morgans artistryan album infused with both soulful groove and exploratory depth. Recorded in 1967 but held back until its posthumous release in 1978, the album crackles with the vibrancy of the era while offering fresh discoveries at every turn. Morgans trumpet sings with lyrical confidence, weaving through compositions that range from the buoyant momentum of Party Time to the haunting introspection of Wayne Shorters Dear Sir. The interplay with powerhouse collaboratorsWayne Shorter, Bobby Hutcherson, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, and Billy Higginselevates each track, creating a compelling balance between swing and sophisticated expression.
What makes The Procrastinator especially delightful is how it reveals hidden treasures long after Morgans tragically early passing. Theres an exhilarating spontaneity to the performances, as though the musicians are rediscovering the thrill in real time. The grooves feel effortless yet inventivewhether its the funky bounce of StopStart or the atmospheric lyricism in Rio. For listeners familiar only with Morgans more famous smash, The Sidewinder, this album offers a deeper, richer view of his compositional and expressive range. It truly shines as a hidden gem in the Blue Note vault, rewarding patient ears with profundity and swing.
Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition: Stereo, mastered by Kevin Gray, pressed on 180g vinyl by Optimal, in a single sleeve
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“It is surprising that Lee Morgan’s The Procrastinator … lives up to their potential on a wellrounded set of originals by Morgan and Shorter. The music ranges from the funky ‘Party Time’ (which sounds like it could have been written by Horace Silver) to more explorative pieces.” AllMusic
- Artist: Lee Morgan Label: Blue Note Format: LP Units: 1 Country: Worldwide Genre: Jazz Style: Hard Bop
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A1 The Procrastinator
A2 Party Time
A3 Dear Sir
B1 Stopstart
B2 Rio
B3 Soft Touch





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