Kasper Collin directed this documentary look at the life of jazz trumpeter Lee Morgan, whose prolific career was cut short when he was murdered by his common-law wife Helen in 1972. Morgan's musical accomplishments and relationship with Helen are retold through extensive archival footage. Daniel Gelb, Rovi
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Kasper Collin directed this documentary look at the life of jazz trumpeter Lee Morgan, whose prolific career was cut short when he was murdered by his common-law wife Helen in 1972. Morgan's musical accomplishments and relationship with Helen are retold through extensive archival footage. Daniel Gelb, Rovi
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Lee Morgan; Kasper Collin; Larry Reni Thomas; Wayne Shorter; Paul West; Charli Persip. New. Run time: 91 mins. Language: Swedish. New in new packaging. USA Orders only! Brand New product! please allow delivery times of 3-7 business days within the USA. US orders only please.
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So, I came to this remembering the heartbreaking obituary and letters in Down Beat magazine of 1972... (One McNair Taylor, who seemed to have a fascination with jazz trumpet players, wrote an eloquent tribute.) There is some beautiful imagery, and intriguing to hear Morgan's own voice as well as that of the woman (his common-law wife Helen (Moore) Morgan) who shot and killed him. Lots of good commentary by fellow jazz artists (Wayne Shorter, Bennie Maupin; Billy Harper; Jymie Merritt; Albert "Tootie" Heath, among many others)... I thought more could have been said about his work as a composer, because he was one of the best! The evidence is there, Morgan was a superb trumpet player. But as an improviser... well, he was excellent, but not in the same league with Clifford Brown, Miles, Dizzy... (At least to my ears...) Good documentary!