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Condition: Brand New
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 passin
Condition: Brand New
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 passin
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