How a jazz legend's resting place was lost and found, 50 years after his tragic death : NPR
Slug's Saloon” in Alphabet City, Manhattan. 1966 and today. Where trumpeter Lee Morgan was shot and bled to death during a blizzard in 1972. : r/OldPhotosInRealLife
A Stunning Portrait of a Tragic Death
Review: I Called Him Morgan—The Chronicle of a Jazz Death Foretold | Behind the Mic
The Lady Who Shot Lee Morgan | NC Arts Council
How a jazz legend's resting place was lost and found, 50 years after his tragic death : NPR
5 Original Albums review : Reviewed: Lee Morgan - 5 Original Albums
Lee Morgan - Wikiwand
The Reaper's Line: Life and Death on the Mexican Border: 9781933855578: Morgan II, Lee: Books - Amazon.com
Marriage, murder, and heroin: the tragic tale of jazz trumpeter Lee Morgan
I Called Him Morgan
The Lady Who Shot Lee Morgan | NC Arts Council
Rick's Cafe Texan: I Called Him Morgan: A Review
Here'S Lee Morgan : Morgan Lee: Amazon.it: CD e Vinili}
Alienated in Vancouver: I Called Him Morgan: Lee Morgan documentary at the Vancity Theatre, plus John Coltrane
How 'I Called Him Morgan' Helped Lee Morgan's Friends Find Peace – IndieWire
I Called Him Morgan: The Murder of a Jazz Star in wintry 1970s New York - The Bowery Boys: New York City History
Murdered Jazz Legend Lee Morgan Honored with Music and a Documentary at HIFF
Blue Note Records on X: "Remembering #LeeMorgan today on the 50th anniversary of his death. What was the first Lee Morgan album you ever heard? Did you ever get to see him
Lee Morgan Nominated for Pennsylvania Historical Marker | All That Philly Jazz
Greek tragedy in Alphabet City: the death of Lee Morgan | arts•meme
The life and tragic death of Lee Morgan: “He was a young man, already older than his years, thrilled with his talent and the wonders of the world around him” | Jazzwise
The life and tragic death of Lee Morgan: “He was a young man, already older than his years, thrilled with his talent and the wonders of the world around him” | Jazzwise
Review: 'I Called Him Morgan,' a Jazz Tale of Talent and Tragedy - The New York Times
