Lee Morgan: his life, music and culture

Tom Perchard

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Table of Contents:: Introduction : Black Philadelphia
Music and opportunity in Tioga
Learning and teaching, formal and informal
Performance, competition and status in the "cool world"
The break : New York, Dizzy Gillespie and Blue Note records
"Quick progress"
Under Art Blakey's influence
Life in the bebop business and the soul jazz style
Blues truth, sound and identity
Interlude : jazz criticism and race politics in the early-1960s
Symbolism, signification and the Sidewinder
Decline and ascent
Modes, changes and "The Beatles"
Drug : politics and the end of hip
Organisation and protest
Black culture between the national and the universal
Teaching tradition and change
Conclusion : East 3rd Street.
Author/Creator:: Perchard, Tom, 1976-
Languages:: English
Language Notes:: Item content: English
Main Work:: Lee Morgan: his life, music and culture [by Perchard, T.]
Related Series:: Popular music history
Subjects:: Morgan, Lee, 1938-1972
Trumpet players — United States — Biography
Jazz musicians — United States — Biography
Trumpet players
Jazz musicians
United States
Genres:: Biographies
General Notes:: Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-282) and index.
Physical Description:: ix, 297 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.
Call Numbers:: ML419.M68 P47 2006
ISBNs:: 1845532058
9781845532055
Library of Congress Control Numbers:: 2006010153
OCLC Numbers:: 65302013