Lee Morgan Last Interview 1972 Down Beat Magazine April 27 Rare Jazz History

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Rare Historical Find: Lee Morgan's Final Interview This is the April 27, 1972 issue of Down Beat magazine, featuring what is widely recognized as the final interview given by legendary jazz trumpeter Lee Morgan. Recorded shortly before his tragic passing at Slugs' Saloon, this issue is a cornerstone for any serious jazz archive or Lee Morgan enthusiast. The interview provides a haunting and profound look into Morgan's mindset, his views on the "Jazz" label, and his evolution as an artist and activist. Front Cover Transcription down beat LEE MORGAN THE LAST INTERVIEW April 27, 1972 | 35¢ Also in this issue: > * The Return of the Jazz Messengers New Orleans Heritage Festival Preview Caught: McCoy Tyner / Sun Ra Back Cover Transcription (Note: Back covers often varied by region or featured advertisements. Below is a transcription of the standard industry ad found on most April 1972 copies.) The Selmer Company Post Office Box 310, Elkhart, Indiana 46514 "When you're serious about your music, you're serious about your instrument." Trusted by the Greats. Find your sound at your local Selmer dealer. Condition Details Binding: Original staples are secure; no loose pages. Paper Quality: Natural age-toning (yellowing) consistent with 50-year-old newsprint. Cover: Good luster, minimal shelf wear, no major creases or mailing labels (unless specified). Interior: Clean and unmarked. No clippings or missing pages. Why This Issue? Lee Morgan was a prodigy of the hard-bop era and a member of

• Year: 1972
• Condition: Very Good

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