What makes Blue Note unique is the premise upon which it was started in 1939,

which was to capture music in its truest form.

As advertised, we're going to be introducing in just a moment one of the top jazz groups in the world on the Blue Note label.

These fellas have been playing together since 1955,

and now, as I say, one of the top jazz groups

in the whole world, they play all around the world too.

Here we go.

Thank you. Well, hey everyone, welcome to another episode of the Vinyl Guide, the podcast for fans and

collectors of vinyl records.

And this week, we are again talking Lee Morgan

and Blue Note Records. Listeners of jazz or even just curious music fans will enjoy the new movie

about the life of Lee Morgan. I Called Him Morgan is premiering over the next few weeks in several

select major cities across America. Check the website I Called Himmorgan.com

for the trailer and more details. This is a great music documentary, and today we'll not only

discuss the collectible records of Lee Morgan in Blue Note, will also be speaking to the director

of I Called Him Morgan, Casper Collin, about his new movie. And it's brought to you today by groove washer.com.

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And with that, let's start today's episode on Lee Morgan and Blue Note Records.

Do you listen to and collect vinyl records?

Well, you're in luck.

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