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‘The Cooker’: How Lee Morgan Became Blue Note’s Hottest Young Star
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‘The Cooker’: How Lee Morgan Became Blue Note’s Hottest Young Star
Lee Morgan hadn’t even celebrated his 20th birthday when he ventured into Rudy Van Gelder’s recording studio at Hackensack, New Jersey, on September 29, 1957, to record The Cooker. Originally from Philadelphia, Morgan (1938-1972) was a wunderkind trumpeter who idolized Clifford Brown (the groundbreaking hard bop horn blower who had perished in a car accident in 1956) and served his musical apprenticeship playing in the horn section of a short-li…
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