...well this is it for the evening....gotta watch my Philadelphia Phillies go up 3-1 in the World Series....but here is another from the great Joe Henderson....Inner Urge.....as always i won't talk too much but here's what jazz.com had to say:
As soon as Joe Henderson moved to New York in 1962 after a stint in the U.S. Army, he became one of the busiest men in jazz. He performed with Kenny Dorham from 1962-63, with Horace Silver from 1964-66, and was featured as a sideman on many of Blue Note’s most revered records of the 1960s, from Idle Moments to Black Fire to The Sidewinder. He is even more well-known, however, for his widespread solo efforts. The 12-minute “Inner Urge” (backed by half of Coltrane’s quartet) provides listeners with a comprehensive lesson on Henderson’s melodic (motivic) development during his improvisations.
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As soon as Joe Henderson moved to New York in 1962 after a stint in the U.S. Army, he became one of the busiest men in jazz. He performed with Kenny Dorham from 1962-63, with Horace Silver from 1964-66, and was featured as a sideman on many of Blue Note’s most revered records of the 1960s, from Idle Moments to Black Fire to The Sidewinder. He is even more well-known, however, for his widespread solo efforts. The 12-minute “Inner Urge” (backed by half of Coltrane’s quartet) provides listeners with a comprehensive lesson on Henderson’s melodic (motivic) development during his improvisations.
don't forget to comment y'all...i'm watching! Peace
Download here