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Nikon COOLPIX S9900 review
The Nikon COOLPIX S9900 is a compact super-zoom with a 30x optical range. Released in February 2015 it's an update to the COOLPIX S9700 which was launched a year earlier. The new model retains the 25-750mm equivalent f3.7 - 6.4 lens of its predecessor along with the 16 Megapixel CMOS sensor.
The S9900's body has undergone a restyle, in part to accommodate a new vari-angle 3 inch LCD screen which is side-hinged and can face in pretty much any direction. Also new is an NFC chip, which allows you to make a Wifi connection by tapping the S9900 with a suitably equipped smartphone. As before, there's a built-in GPS receiver that, unusually these days, is augmented with a built-in mapping display. New shooting modes include a time-lapse feature and Short Movie Show Mode which, like the Hybrid mode on Canon PowerShot compacts, assembles a collection of short clips into a longer movie in the camera.
Compared with best selling super-zooms like the Panasonic Lumix TZ70 / ZS50 and Sony HX90V, the COOLPIX S9900 is priced very competitively, but it lacks some of those models' more compelling features, most notably a built-in electronic viewfinder. So can you save money and still get a compact super-zoom that won't leave you wishing you'd spent more? Read my full review where I compare all three to find out.
At 112x66x39.5mm and weighing 289 grams, the COOLPIX S9900 is a little bigger all round and a fair bit heavier than its predecessor. Compared with the competition, the older COOLPIX S9700 was already on the big side. Alongside the Sony HX90V, which measures 102x58x35.4mm and weighs 245g, the COOLPIX S9900 looks bulky and it is - a centimetre wider, nearly a centimetre taller and half a centimetre thicker.
I carried the Sony HX90V around in the back pocket of my jeans, a place the COOLPIX S9900 could never dream of occupying. So it's going to be either in your hand or a capacious jacket or coat pocket, or in a bag. Some of the S9900's bulk is no doubt due to the fully-articulated screen hinge, but remember while the S9900 has grown since its predecessor, the Sony HX90V has actually shrunk, while boasting the additions of a tilting screen and a popup electronic viewfinder. It makes you wonder all the more why Nikon couldn't have managed something a little closer in size and weight to the earlier model.
The viewing angle is also good, but this isn't nearly so important as it is with a fixed screen because of course you can flip the screen out and angle it more conveniently if you can't see it properly. The screen can be angled forwards for selfies (though there's no special self-timer like on the HX90V) and also be folded inwards to protect it when not in use.
It isn't just that some people prefer to compose a shot using a viewfinder rather than a screen, or even that in bright sunlight it's often the only way you can frame up a shot properly; on a compact super-zoom it can be difficult to frame a subject at the telephoto end of the zoom range using a screen. With the camera pressed to your face and your eye to a viewfinder, things become very much easier. Having said that, as you can see from my sample images, I did manage to get some respectable shots of action subjects with the S9900 at its maximum 750mm equivalent focal length, so it is possible - just not as easy as it is with the Lumix and the Sony.
The other new introduction on the S9900 is a command dial; this is situated on the top panel at the right back corner so it's thumb-operated. The mode dial has moved to the other side of the shutter release and the top panel is now a two-level design, raised on the left to accommodate the Wifi and GPS aerials and the flash. I've talked about how much bigger the S9900 is but to be fair it also looks just a little more professional than the earlier model.
The built-in flash pops up from the top panel on the left side, activated by a small switch to the right of it. It has a quoted maximum reach of six metres at 1600 ISO, roughly equivalent to the Lumix TZ70 / ZS50 and Sony HX90V.
The rear control layout is largely unchanged except that the button previously used to display the map view now activates the Wifi, while the map view button is now relocated to the left side of the body. The movie record button has been moved a little to the left and now sits in a quadrant carved out of the more substantial thumb rest. Talking of which, its enlarged proportions make the S9900 much more secure in your hand, but in case there was any doubt there's now a much more substantial front grip covered in a soft rubber-like material.
Like the Sony HX90V and Lumix TZ70 / ZS50, the COOLPIX S9900 has a mini HDMI port and a USB data and charging port behind a lap on the right side of the body. The battery is charged in the camera over USB, using the supplied AC charger or another suitable source such as a laptop or car adapter. Once fully charged it's good for 300 shots, exactly the same as the Lumix TZ70 / ZS50, but not as generous as the 390 shots you'll get from the Sony HX90V.
COOLPIX S9900 lens and stabilisation
The COOLPIX S9900 retains the 25-750mm equivalent f3.7-6.4 lens of last year's S9700. It's common for manufacturers to use lenses in two generations of super-zooms, and Panasonic, Sony and Canon are all at the same point in the lens upgrade cycle; all feature 30x zooms with a more or less equivalent range and maximum aperture.
The Sony HX90V is in a slightly different position, though its lens has the same zoom range as its predecessor it's been upgraded from Sony's G series to the better quality Zeiss Vario Sonar T* design, take at look at my quality results to see how much of a difference that makes. Aside from that, you'll notice minor differences in the zoom range - 25-750mm on the COOLPIX S9900 compared to 24-720mm on the Lumix TZ70 / ZS50 and Sony HX90V, with maximum apertures of f3.7-6.4, f3.3-6.4 and f3.5-6.4 respectively. Practically speaking, neither the 1mm at the wide angle, nor 30mm at the telephoto end of the zoom range makes much difference, and the same goes for the less than half a stop difference in the maximum wide angle aperture between the COOLPIX S9900 and the Lumix TZ70 / ZS50.
Above you can see the field of view captured by the COOLPIX S9900 at is maximum wide angle and telephoto settings.
The COOLPIX S9900 has optical image stabilisation which Nikon calls Vibration Reduction or VR. Vibration reduction is set separately for stills and movie shooting with Photo VR activated from the Setup menu. In addition to the On and Off positions there's a third option called Hybrid. This combines the optical stabilisation with in-camera post processing to digitally remove any blurring that remains. The digital correction is applied only under certain conditions, including when the shutter speed is slower than 1/30 at the wide angle setting or 1/250 at the telephoto focal length and when the sensitivity is 200 ISO or lower.
It looks like Nikon has abandoned the Motion detection feature which automatically raises the ISO sensitivity to enable selection of a faster shutter speed when either subject movement is detected or there's a risk of camera shake.
To test the COOLPIX S9900's stabilisation I set it to Shutter priority exposure mode, zoomed the lens to its maximum 750mm equivalent telephoto setting and took a series of shots at progressively slower shutter speeds, first with Photo VR turned off and then with it on. As you can see from the crops below, the COOLPIX S9900 can produce blur-free shots down to 1/25 at the maximum zoom range, up to the standards of the HX90V and TZ70 / ZS50, which where also able to get consistently good results with at a 25th..
COOLPIX S9900 movie modes
The COOLPIX S9900 retains the best quality 1080 / 25p HD mode of its predecessor which is encoded at around 17Mbit/s. As before you can switch between NTSC and PAL compatible frame rates, so all the 25fps modes I mention here are also available at 30fps.
Next on the menu is an interlaced 1080i50 mode, followed by 720p25 and lastly a VGA mode that records 640x480 resolution video at 25fps (or 30fps). The earlier model's 720p mode saved in Apple's edit-friendly iFrame format has been dropped.
The COOLPIX S9700 also has a couple of HS options for playback at speeds other than real time. HS 480/4x shoots 640x480 video at 4x normal speed (100 or 120fps depending on the frame rate selected) which plays back at quarter speed. HS 1080/0.5x records full HD video at half the normal frame rate for double-speed playback. But the earlier model's HS720/2x option, which records 1280x720 at double the normal frame rate for half speed playback, has been dropped - a decision that makes no sense at all. For me, the higher resolution half speed option is a far better choice than the VGA quarter speed one. But why drop either? It's not as if the COOLPIX S9900 is brimming over with video modes; It lacks a 50 / 60p option which both the TZ70 / ZS50 and HX90V can offer and the TZ70 has a 4x (quarter speed) 720p slow motion mode. The HX90V admittedly has no slow motion modes of any kind.
While the COOLPIX S9900 loses some video modes, it does gain a new movie feature in the form of Short Movie show. This works in a very similar way to the Hybrid movie mode (formerly Movie Digest) found on Canon compacts and records a couple of seconds of 1080 / 25/30p footage which are then assembled in-camera into a longer movie.
You can choose between 15 2-second, three 10-second, or five 6-second clips which are then assembled into a 30-second movie. You can shoot 16:9 12 Megapixel Normal quality still photos when the mode dial is in the Short Movie Show mode position, or leave to shoot full resolution photos before returning to pick up where you left off. It's a neat feature though not quite as user-friendly as Canon's which shoots a short clip every time you take a photo.
The COOLPIX S9900 provides two autofocus modes for movie shooting, Single AF (AF-S), which sets the focus at the beginning of your clip and Full time AF (AF-F) which continually adjusts it. AF-S is the default, but if you want to record anything that's moving, or if you're panning the camera from near to far subjects, you need to switch to Full-time AF. The COOLPIX S9900's full-time AF mode works reasonably well, though it's a little prone to wandering in some situations.
The COOLPIX S9900 doesn't support any of the PASM exposure modes for movie shooting, regardless of the position of the mode dial and ISO, the sensitivity and exposure are set automatically. In that respect it's the same as the Lumix TZ70 / ZS50, though with that model you can at least choose a scene mode. If you want PASM modes for movies the Sony HX90V is the model to go for.
COOLPIX S9900 shooting experience
There are no fewer than five AF area modes on the COOLPIX S9900, more than is usual for a camera in this class, though there's no manual focus option. Face priority works well when people are within a few metres of the camera in good light. If there are no faces in the frame it defaults to the nine-area AF system which it uses to focus on the subject closest to the camera. Alternatively you can manually select the focus area from one of 99 positions using the multi-selector to move the frame around a 9x11 grid, or set a central focus point.
The COOLPIX S9900 includes the target finding AF feature introduced on the COOLPIX S8200 back in 2011. This identifies both human and non-human subjects in the frame when the camera is pointed at a scene. Potential subjects are identified and tracked with green rectangles. If you're shooting people, face recognition is probably a better choice of AF modes, but target finding does seem to have an uncanny knack for picking the main subject in a scene which for some situations is a real improvement on the nine-area AF mode.
Finally, there's a subject tracking mode which allows you to identify a subject with an AF point which then follows it around. this works well, provided your subject is well spearated from the background, you're not zoomed in a long way and the subject isn't moving quickly or erratically.
I suspect most people will leave the AF Area on the default face priority mode, which is actually the best option other than in low light when it sometimes pays to use center or Manual AF area selection. Then the COOLPIX S9900 is pretty much guaranteed to lock the focus in a fraction of a second. It takes a little longer if you zoom right in and it has to adjust the focus from near to far, but even then it rarely took as long as half a second. I found it generally got the job done a little quicker than the Lumix TZ70 / ZS50 and a mite slower than the Sony HX90V.
Note that when I talk about Manual above, I'm referring to the AF area selection. Unlike the Lumix TZ70 / ZS50 and Sony HX90V the COOLPIX S9900 doesn't have a manual focus mode.
The COOLPIX S9900 has two full resolution modes at 7fps and 2.2fps. The faster of the two shoots a 5-frame burst, focus and exposure are fixed on the first frame for all continuous shooting modes. There are two faster settings that shoot 1280x960 images at 60fps and 640x480 at 120fps. There's also a clever Pre-shooting cache mode that starts recording when the shutter is half pressed; when you fully press the shutter the COOLPIX S9900 captures a burst of 25 1280x960 frames at 20fps including up to 5 cached frames from before the shutter was fully depressed.
As with the movie modes, Nikon has paired down the continuous shooting feature options, removing the Best Shot Selector and Multi-shot 16 modes.
This is the same continuous shooting performance that you'll find on the earlier S9700, so it's a little disappointing to see it unimproved. The HX90V can shoot at a slightly faster 10fps and for 10 frames. While 7fps is fast enough for many subjects, the short burst time really hampers it - if you get the timing wrong, the action can easily happen after you've finished shooting, while the S9900 is busy writing frames to the card. And if your subject is moving towards or away from you, the final frames of the sequence may not be in focus.
That said, continuous shooting is a good way to improve your chances of getting one or two good frames from a fast moving subject over using the single shooting drive mode. The shot above is from a sequence of five frames shot in Continuous H mode. When I tested the COOLPIX S9900's continuous shooting I was able to shoot a burst of five shots at fine JPEG quality at a slightly faster than quoted 7.4fps.
New to the COOLPIX S9900 is a Time-lapse Movie mode which shoots a sequence of images at pre-defined intervals and assembles them into a 1080 / 30p HD movie. There are five presets - Cityscape, Landscape, Sunset, Night sky and Star trails. Each shoots 300 images at intervals of 2, 5, 10, 30 and 30 seconds respectively which are then combined into a 10 second movie. You can see an example in the movie section above.
The COOLPIX S9900 has built-in Wifi and a new NFC chip means that you can tap it with a suitably equipped smartphone to initiate a connection. So connecting with your smartphone is exactly the same on the COOLPIX S9900, the Lumix TZ70 / ZS50 and the Sony HX90V; if your phone has NFC you just tap it on the side of the camera (but not the iPhone 6, not yet at least as its NFC chip is reversed for Apple Pay only). If you don't have NFC all you need to do is enable Wifi from the menu then select the COOLPIX S9900's SSID on your phone. Before you do that, it's advisable to set up security options on the camera, otherwise you've got an open Wifi connection that anyone can tap into.
You then have the option of remote shooting using Nikon's Wireless Mobile Utility app as well as downloading images from the card in the camera. The remote shooting features are pretty basic and it's a little disappointing to see that they havent changed since last year's COOLPIX S9700. Regardless of the mode dial position the camera shoots in Auto mode and there's no exposure control available, not even exposure compensation. You can zoom the lens in fairly stacato steps and there's a noticeable lag between tapping the control on your phone and the camera responding.
Downloading images from the camera's card to the phone appears straightforward, You can view the images in a grid, get a full screen look at a low resolution preview and select it for download. However, you can no longer download photos at their original size - only VGA or what Nikon Calls 'Recommended size' which in my case turned out to be 1440x1080. I just can't understand why Nikon has done this, sure it's quicker to download smaller files to your phone and most of the time that's what you'll want to do, but it was nice to have the option to for original sized downloads and I don't see what's gained by removing it.
This is one area in which the COOLPIX S9900 could have been the equal of or even better than the competition. It's also disappointing to see Nikon failing to improve on the remote shooting capabilities of the S9900 to provide at least some exposure control options if not the ability to shoot in all the PASM modes as you can do on the Sony HX90V.
But while its remote shooting via Wifi is lacklustre, the COOLPIX S9900 makes up for it with built-in GPS features that are better than those on offer from the competition. The built-in GPS receiver tags images with lat and long co-ordinates and though these aren't displayed on screen during playback as on the Sony HX90V, you can display the location on a map display, calculate distances between images or an image and your current location, and display points of interest. There's also an electronic compass which tags photos with the direction you were facing when you took the shot.
The Sony HX90V also includes a GPS receiver and displays the lat and long co-ordinates, but there's no map. And earlier TZ series models included sophisticated mapping functions, but that, along with the built-in GPS, has been dropped from the TZ70 / ZS50 in favour of an option to sync a track log recorded on your smartphone. so this is one area in which the COOLPIX S9900 is ahead of the competition.
In addition to its PASM and auto shooting modes, the COOLPIX S9900 has a Smart Portrait mode which can activate the shutter when a smile is detected and apply skin softening and other effects. There's also a Easy panorama mode and a fairly good selection of effects filters some of which are shown below.
COOLPIX S9900 results
Okay, now the main part of the review is over it's time to look at the image quality with my Nikon COOLPIX S9900 quality results, Nikon COOLPIX S9900 noise comparison, Nikon COOLPIX S9900 sample images. Alternatively if you've already seen enough, skip straight ahead to my verdict!


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How to get the perfect pedicure
How to get the perfect pedicure
2. Remove all existing polish and apply a nourishing oil to your nail beds. If you don't have cuticle oil, any oil will do – almond, orange or even olive oil. Trim nails to your desired length, being careful not to cut into the surrounding skin. Shape and file if necessary.
3. Soak your feet in warm water with a foot-soak solution for five minutes. This is an essential step, says Cathy Crispo Mancini, owner of Lux Spa in Toronto. "It softens skin in preparation for the foot filing that needs to be done in order to get those little tootsies super baby-soft!" If you don't have a foot soak, try Epsom salts. Don't have a pretty basin? Purchase an oversize salad bowl for your feet.
Editors' note: We love tossing in sliced lemons for a pretty visual and olfactory treat.
4. Remove one foot from the soak and push back the cuticles with a cuticle pusher or orangewood stick. Paying extra attention to your heel, file any rough spots with the foot paddle. Massage your leg and foot with a lotion of your favourite scent. Then, repeat with the other foot.
Editors' note: We like having a warm towel on standby to amp up the indulgence factor.
5. Deciding on a colour "is such a personal thing," says Mancini, who likes to match her pedicure and manicure shades. She also suggests mixing up the colours by going dark on your toes and lighter on your fingers. If you wear open-toed shoes to work, steer away from sparkly shades, says Mancini, adding that bright shades tend to be more popular in the summer because people are likely to have more colour in their wardrobes.
Page 1 of 2 – Discover 4 easy ways to make your pedicures last on page 2.Four easy ways to make your pedicure last
1. Use a foot paddle once a week to keep rough spots at bay. Hang it in your shower so you'll remember to use it.
2. Always prep nails by applying nail-polish remover immediately before you apply a base coat. Any trace of cuticle oil left on the nails will prevent the polish from sticking, which translates into chipping.
3. Apply any kind of oil to your nails and surrounding cuticles every night. This keeps the area well-hydrated and prevents polish from chipping or peeling, says Mancini.
4. Reapply the top coat every few days. This protects the colour and bestows instant shine on toes for a freshly applied look.
Editors' note: We swear that applying a horizontal strip of polish and top coat along the tip of the nail keeps our pedicures around longer.
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At the office, we love to see new shades of polish land on our desks. But we also play favourites.
"I gravitate toward shades that are vibrant with a fresh, current feeling. My go-to pigments are magentas, deep purples and eyepopping corals. The lacquers need to have a shiny finish with zero trace of shimmer."
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"It's kind of boring, but I love the new mid-tone 'greige' (grey-beige) polishes on my toes. They look great with my primarily neutral wardrobe and I never tire of them in between pedis."
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"When it's not a creamy grey (my recent obsession) I default to my true love: berry. It's rich in pigment, more raspberry than strawberry, truly pink and blue in undertone, and always shimmer-free."
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A tall, lean man with a ruddy face, white goatee and penetrating gaze, Dr. Lee became known as a champion of such controversial causes such as prepaid medical care, abortion, population control and free drugs for addicts. He was a founder of the Palo Alto Medical Clinic, one of the nation's first group practice clinics and today one of its largest, with 130 doctors.
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Dr. Lee became embroiled in a national controversy after President Truman appointed him a member of his Commission on the Health Needs of the Nation. It urged federally supported, prepaid national health insurance and expansion of group practice. Plan Opposed in A.M.A.
When officials of the American Medical Association introduced in the associassociation's House of Delegates a condemning the recommendations of the commission's five-volume report, Dr. Lee led the opposition, which won by a 4-vote margin.
A leader in health education, Dr. Lee used $8,000 won in a poker game to help finance legislation to control venereal disease. Dr. Lee's provocative statements were not limited to medical subjects. In 1964, at a conference on the future of the family at the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco, he said: ''The male needs a long tether and the wife is well advised to see that he gets it. Men really suffer in marriage more than do women.'' Yet he said he was not out to abolish the family because there was ''no better device for raising children.''
Russel Van Arsdale Lee was born in 1895 in Spanish Fork, Ut ah, where his father was a Presbyterian minister. In an autobiographical article in Medical World News in 1973, Dr. Le e said that he was delivered by a Harvard physician who was exil ed to his home town because of ''intermittent alcoholism.'' Dr. L ee said that after his own birth this doctor was recalled from the l ocal bar to deliver his twin brother. Dropped Engineering Plan
A career in medicine was Russel Lee's last choice while an undergraduate at Stanford. He abandoned his first choice, chemical engineering, largely because he was colorblind and believed that defect would preclude such a career. Apparently he did not consider it a problem in medicine.
While attending Stanford Medical School in the daytime, Dr. Lee ran an emergency hospital in a shipyard at night to pay his tuition and support his wife.
After practicing briefly in San Francisco, Dr. Lee moved in 1924 to Palo Alto, where the demands of his growing practice became excessive. Soon Dr. Lee began gathering physician partners into a group practice that later became the Palo Alto Medical Clinic.
The founders, Dr. Lee said, aimed at developing a clinic that met the care needs of the community rather than a referral center like the Mayo Clinic, which was started 25 years earlier.
Dr. Lee's group met active opposition from members of the Palo Alto community. Elsewhere, the concept of group practice was slow to catch on. Dr. Lee said one reason for the delay was the condemnation of group practice by A.M.A. officials as ''nothing but a device for fee-splitting.'' His Chief Disappointment
He once said his greatest disapppointment in life had been not achieving more as a physician, and he attributed the failing to too many diversions. His library grew to 15,000 volumes and his collection of ch ess sets numbered 150. He owned vineyards and three ranches and s old some of his property to Palo Alto so that it became a park. He ea rned a pilot's license at the age of 50 and flew for eight years b efore giving it up because he thought himself too old.
Dr. Lee's life spanned many major medical advances and he benefited from some himself. For more than a decade, his heartbeat was regulated by a pacemaker.
Dr. Lee's wife, Dorothy, died in 1972. They had five children, all physicians. Two sons are at the Palo Alto Medical Clinic: Dr. Richard Lee, an obstetrician, and Dr. Russel H. Lee, who became executive director of the clinic earlier this month. Dr. Peter Lee is a professor of medicine and pharmacology at the University of Southern California. Dr. Philip Lee, former Assistant Secretary of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, is a professor of environmental health at the University of California at San Francisco. A daughter, Dr. Margo Paulsen, died in 1973.


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|Lee Morgan
|Background information
|Birth name
|Edward Lee Morgan
July 10, 1938
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.
|February 19, 1972
(aged 33)
New York City
|Jazz, bebop, hard bop
|Trumpet, flugelhorn
|Years active
|Blue, Vee-Jay
|Associated acts
|Art Blakey, John Coltrane, Curtis Fuller, Dizzy Gillespie, Joe Henderson, Andrew Hill, Charles Earland, Art Farmer, Johnny Griffin, Jackie McLean, Hank Mobley, Wayne Shorter, Jimmy Smith, Larry Young, Wynton Kelly, Grachan Moncur III, Clifford Jordan, Benny Golson
Edward Lee Morgan (July 10, 1938 – February 19, 1972) was an American jazz trumpeter.[1][2] Known mainly as one of the key hard bop musicians of the 1960s, Morgan came to prominence in his late teens, recording on John Coltrane's Blue Train (1957) and with the band of drummer Art Blakey before launching a solo career. Morgan stayed with Blakey until 1961 and started to record as leader soon after. His song "The Sidewinder", on the album of the same name, became a surprise crossover hit on the pop and R&B charts in 1964, while Morgan's recordings found him touching on other styles of music as his artistry matured. Soon after The Sidewinder was released, Morgan rejoined Blakey for a short period of time. After leaving Blakey for the final time, Morgan continued to work prolifically as both a leader and a sideman with the likes of Hank Mobley and Wayne Shorter, becoming, in the words of critic Steve Huey, "[a] cornerstone of the Blue Note label roster".[3] Morgan's career was cut short at the age of 33, when his longtime girlfriend shot him at Slug's Saloon where he died of his injuries.
Edward Lee Morgan[4] was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on July 10, 1938, the youngest of Otto Ricardo and Nettie Beatrice Morgan's four children. A leading trumpeter and composer, he recorded prolifically from 1956 until a day before his death in February 1972. Originally interested in the vibraphone, he soon showed a growing enthusiasm for the trumpet. Morgan also knew how to play the alto saxophone. On his thirteenth birthday, his sister Ernestine gave him his first trumpet. His primary stylistic influence was Clifford Brown, with whom he took a few lessons as a teenager. He joined the Dizzy Gillespie Big Band at 18, and remained as a member for a year and a half, until economic circumstances forced Dizzy to disband the unit in 1958. He began recording for Blue Note Records in 1956, eventually recording 25 albums as a leader for the company, with more than 250 musicians. He also recorded on the Vee-Jay label and one album for Riverside Records on its short-lived Jazzland subsidiary.
He was a featured sideman on several early Hank Mobley records, as well as on John Coltrane's Blue Train (1957), on which he played a trumpet with an angled bell (given to him by Gillespie) and delivered one of his most celebrated solos on the title track.
Joining Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers in 1958 further developed his talent as a soloist and composer. He toured with Blakey for a few years, and was featured on numerous albums by the Messengers, including Moanin', which is one of the band's best-known recordings. When Benny Golson left the Jazz Messengers, Morgan persuaded Blakey to hire Wayne Shorter, a young tenor saxophonist, to fill the chair. This version of the Jazz Messengers, including pianist Bobby Timmons and bassist Jymie Merritt, recorded several albums including Africaine, The Big Beat, A Night in Tunisia (1961) and The Freedom Rider. During his time with The Jazz Messengers, Morgan also wrote several tunes including The Midget, Haina, Celine, Yama, Kozo's Waltz, Pisces, and Blue Lace. The drug problems of Morgan and Timmons forced them to leave the band in 1961, and the trumpeter returned to Philadelphia, his hometown. According to Tom Perchard, a Morgan biographer, it was Blakey who introduced the trumpeter to heroin, which impeded his progression in his career.
On returning to New York in 1963, he recorded The Sidewinder (1963), which became his greatest commercial success. The title track cracked the pop charts in 1964, and served as the background theme for Chrysler television commercials during the World Series. The tune was used without Morgan's or Blue Note's consent, and intercession by the label's lawyers led to the commercial being withdrawn.[citation needed] Due to the crossover success of "The Sidewinder" in a rapidly changing pop music market, Blue Note encouraged its other artists to emulate the tune's "boogaloo" beat. Morgan himself repeated the formula several times with compositions such as "Cornbread" (from the eponymous album Cornbread) and "Yes I Can, No You Can't" on The Gigolo. According to drummer Billy Hart, Morgan said he had recorded "The Sidewinder" as filler for the album, and was bemused that it had turned into his biggest hit. He felt that his playing was much more advanced on Grachan Moncur III's essentially avant-garde Evolution album, recorded a month earlier, on November 21, 1963.
After this commercial success, Morgan continued to record prolifically, producing such works as Search for the New Land (1964), which reached the top 20 of the R&B charts. He also briefly rejoined the Jazz Messengers after his successor, Freddie Hubbard, joined another group. Together with tenor saxophonist John Gilmore, pianist John Hicks, and bassist Victor Sproles, this lineup was filmed by the BBC for seminal jazz television program Jazz 625.
As the '60s progressed, he recorded some twenty additional albums as a leader, and continued to record as a sideman on the albums of other artists, including Wayne Shorter's Night Dreamer; Stanley Turrentine's Mr. Natural; Freddie Hubbard's The Night of the Cookers; Hank Mobley's Dippin', A Caddy for Daddy, A Slice of the Top, Straight No Filter; Jackie McLean's Jackknife and Consequence; Joe Henderson's Mode for Joe; McCoy Tyner's Tender Moments; Lonnie Smith's Think and Turning Point; Elvin Jones' The Prime Element; Jack Wilson's Easterly Winds; Reuben Wilson's Love Bug; Larry Young's Mother Ship; Lee Morgan and Clifford Jordan Live in Baltimore 1968; Andrew Hill's Grass Roots; as well as on several albums with Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers.
He became more politically involved in the last two years of his life, becoming one of the leaders of the Jazz and People's Movement. The group demonstrated during the taping of talk and variety shows during 1970-71 to protest the lack of jazz artists as guest performers and members of the programs' bands. His working band during those last years featured reed players Billy Harper or Bennie Maupin, pianist Harold Mabern, bassist Jymie Merritt and drummers Mickey Roker or Freddie Waits. Maupin, Mabern, Merritt and Roker are featured on the well-regarded three-disc, Live at the Lighthouse, recorded during a two-week engagement at the Hermosa Beach club, California, in July 1970.
Morgan was killed in the early hours of February 19, 1972, at Slug's Saloon, a jazz club in New York City's East Village where his band was performing.[5] Following an altercation between sets, Morgan's common-law wife Helen More (a.k.a. Morgan) shot him. The injuries were not immediately fatal, but the ambulance was slow in arriving on the scene as the city had experienced heavy snowfall which resulted in extremely difficult driving conditions. They took so long to get there that Morgan bled to death. He was 33 years old.[5] Helen Morgan was arrested and spent some time in prison before being released on parole.[6] After her release, Helen Morgan returned to her native North Carolina and died there from a heart condition in March 1996.
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Further reading[edit]
- Jeff McMillan DelightfuLee: The Life and Music of Lee Morgan (2008) University of Michigan Press
- Tom Perchard Lee Morgan: His Life, Music and Culture (2006) Equinox
- ^ Allmusic.com
- ^ McMillan, J.S., (2008). DelightfuLee: the life and music of Lee Morgan, University of Michigan Press, p.1
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/artist/lee-morgan-mn0000226380/biography
- ^ a b Tobler, John (1990). NME Rock 'N' Roll Years (1st ed.). London: Reed International Books Ltd. p. 235. CN 5585.
- ^ Thomas, Larry Reni. The Lady Who Shot Lee Morgan (1996)[dead link]
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Flights to United Kingdom
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Flights to United Kingdom
Even if you are not planning a trip to United Kingdom, Lufthansa flies to a variety of other places throughout Europe, Africa, and Asia. So travelers can enjoy longer trips to far away and exotic destinations. Or book a weekend shopping trip or a simple visit to see your friends and family. Find out how much baggage you can take. Explore tips and information about our destinations or write your own city rating.
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Cheap flights to UK with Lufthansa
Seize the opportunity that the cheap prices on flights to UK present and enjoy the holiday of a lifetime. The UK truly has something for everyone and London should definitely be the first port of call on your visit. It is magnificent for sightseeing and the possibilities are endless - the London Eye, the Big Ben, the Trafalgar Square and the Houses of Parliament to name a few. Scotland would also be a great place to visit, with majestic mountain scenery and Edinburgh is vibrant and friendly. Book your flights to UK with revered airline Lufthansa today at a minimal cost.
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Book your flight to United Kingdom with Lufthansa
Whether relaxing holiday, city break or short trip, business or pleasure: Book your flight to United Kingdom cheap with Lufthansa and fly directly or via our Frankfurt and Munich hubs, or with one of our partners and discover the world's most exciting destinations. Would you like to advance more information? Here you will find videos, highlights, travel information and reviews of our destinations. Let yourself be inspired by us.