Larry Young: Mother Ship (Blue Note Tone Poet Series) 1LP ETJS-58 and Burrell to state their

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Larry Young: Mother Ship (Blue Note Tone Poet Series) 1LP ETJS-58 and Burrell to state theirBlue Note, 1980 1969s Mother Ship, the final Blue Note album by visionary organist Larry Young, was the culmination of a tremendous run of records albums that redefined the sonic possibilities of the Hammond B3 organ. On his highly regarded 1965 album Unity, Young pushed the limits of his instrument into the far reaches of post bop exploration. First released in 1980 as part of the LT Series, Mother Ship featured Lee Morgan on trumpet, Herbert Morgan