Unveiling the brilliance of Lee Morgan: The Rajah, this album showcases a masterful blend of jazz artistry. Recorded in 1966 and released later in 1984, it features an exceptional quintet including the legendary Hank Mobley on tenor saxophone, Cedar Walton on piano, Paul Chambers on bass, and Billy Higgins on drums. The synergy among these artists enriches each track, creating a listening experience that’s truly unforgettable.
Standout moments include the exquisite ‘Is That So’ by Duke Pearson and the captivating title track, ‘The Rajah,’ both of which highlight Morgan’s virtuosity on the trumpet. This album not only represents the best jazz albums of the 1960s but also serves as a must-have for collectors of trumpet music albums.
- Track Listing:
- A Pilgrim’s Funny Farm – Lee Morgan
- The Rajah – Lee Morgan
- Is That So – Lee Morgan
- Davisamba – Lee Morgan
- What Now My Love – Lee Morgan
- Once in a Lifetime – Lee Morgan
Adding this gem to your collection is a step toward owning one of the most significant trumpet music albums for collectors.
Rachel Garza (verified owner) –
Absolutely love Lee Morgan’s The Rajah! The trumpet music is so captivating. A must-have for any jazz aficionado.
Wanda Miller (verified owner) –
The Rajah is a hidden gem among the best jazz albums of the 1960s. The musicianship is simply top-notch!
Wendy Rivera (verified owner) –
If you’re looking for trumpet music albums for collectors, The Rajah should definitely be on your list. It’s a timeless classic!