For many of you the first week of de-confinement has been such a release, the luckiest ones went fishing for the others like me, murky waters just mad it impossible. Anyway, I usually wait for June to go cast my flies to hungry trout.<\/p>\n
As music is concerned, therfore since I had nothing else to do when I was not working online, I found a few pearls for your ears and your feet! But before, please keep in mind that your best way\u00a0to download the mixtapes we post here is to download this <\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>and past the address of the mixtape in the window, it’ll automaticaly download it to your computer (no matter the format). Now that this is done, let’s get to the mixtapes!<\/p>\n First of all, Lee Morgan, It’s probably because I’ve watched the documentary on\u00a0Netflix<\/a>\u00a0but right after I pulled out all his records and played them to the wee hours smoking a cigarand day dreaming as I watch the smoke go up. So for you here are THREE\u00a0mixtapes of\u00a0Lee Morgan’s songs. I really like the first part of his life, when he was palying Be Bop with Dizzy Gillespie, Art Blackey, Wayne Shorter, Miles or others, than he became too much West Coast for me. Unfortunatly, although he was young and talented, he was 16 when he started with Dizzy Gillespie, he ended as a Junky prety soon, and his life went down the drains. After being strung out on smack he got hooked on Methadone, wihich on some aera is no better, you are only taking a legal drug, he got shot by his girlfriend in a jazz club in NY in a cold winter night. But his music is something else! Just listen to those mixtapes!<\/p>\n Lee Morgan – Tribute \u00a0by Jazzmaster Mike<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n