Yusef Lateef
An acclaimed jazz musician and composer who broke boundaries, crossed cultures
and melded genres, Yusef Lateef created "world music" before it was even a
recognised term and went on to win a Grammy Award. Born William Emanuel
Huddleston and raised in Ohio, he cut his teeth as a saxophone player in swing
bands in the 1940s and toured with Dizzy Gillespie's orchestra before converting
to Islam in 1950, when he changed his name to Yusef Lateef. His debut album The
Sounds Of Yusef (1957) was full of lively be-bop jazz, but he developed his
sound to include influences he'd experienced...
Don't Blame MeYusef Lateef
Come SundayYusef Lateef
But BeautifulFreddie Hubbard, Curtis Fuller and Yusef Lateef
I'll Remember AprilYusef Lateef
In the Still of the NightRahsaan Roland Kirk and Yusef Lateef
But BeautifulCurtis Fuller, Yusef Lateef, Freddie Hubbard, Fuller and Lateef
Don't Blame MeYusef Lateef
Eastern Sounds
4:55
Come SundayYusef Lateef
Hush 'N' Thunder
2:34
But BeautifulFreddie Hubbard, Curtis Fuller and Yusef Lateef
Open Sesame
5:33
I'll Remember AprilYusef Lateef
Into Something
6:51
In the Still of the NightRahsaan Roland Kirk and Yusef Lateef
3:30
But BeautifulCurtis Fuller, Yusef Lateef, Freddie Hubbard, Fuller and Lateef
The Boss of the Soul-Stream Trombone
5:33
