Croquet Ballet

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This one of the songs on the last self titled LP that Lee Morgan made. His inspirations for playng the trumpet were Clifford Brown and Dizzy Gillespie. For me he is one of the lions of the trumpet, he was also known as the "Young Terror From Philadelphia P. A." by a local DJ. Lee Morgan - Trumpet, Fluegel Horn Harold Mabern Jr. - Piano, Elec. Piano Bobby Humphrey - Flute Billy Harper - Tenor Sax, Alto Flute Grachan Moncur III - Trombone Jymie Merritt - Elec. Bass Reggie Workman - Acoustic Bass, Percussion Freddie Waits - Drums, Recorder Sept. 17th. & 18th., 1971

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