GERRY MULLIGAN - NIGHT LIGHTS JAZZ-BLUES all of which have been

all of which have been given subtle new orchestrations by Strayhorn and melodious new interpretations by Hodges

the band has long been a model of how to sustain and enlarge a musical outlook that is both historically and stylistically inclusive

Atlantic's Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers With Thelonious Monk was also a studio effort

" — Michael Monhart

and concluding with "Blue Shadows in the Street" in 9/8

GERRY MULLIGAN - NIGHT LIGHTS JAZZ-BLUES all of which have beenTracks: 1. Night Lights 2. Morning Of The Carnival From "Black Orpheus" 3. Wee Small Hours 4. Prelude In E Minor 5. Festive Minor 6. Tell Me When Description: Night Lights is a captivating jazz masterwork from the incredible Gerry Mulligan catalog. Originally released in 1963, this captivating album showcases Mulligan's baritone sax talents as a true icon of jazz, and a prominent musical force on the West Coast scene through the 1950s until his death