Blakey, Art & The Jazz Messengers - 'S Make It (Verve Vault Series, 180 Gram) Back From Samoa (Orange Vinyl)

Blakey, Art & The Jazz Messengers - 'S Make It (Verve Vault Series, 180 Gram) Back From Samoa (Orange Vinyl)'S Make It, recorded in 1964 and released the following year on Limelight, captures drummer Art Blakey leading a transitional edition of his Jazz Messengers. At the time, Blakey was navigating the departure of several key members and searching for a new configuration, resulting in a distinctive short lived lineup within the band's long history. The sextet featured Lee Morgan (trumpet,) Curtis Fuller (trombone,) John Gilmore (tenor saxophone,) John

Dimensions: 400 mm (16”) × 330 mm (13”) × 110 mm (4

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