Lee Morgan – Tom Cat Album
40,00 €
Lee Morgan – Tom Cat is a five-track album for listeners seeking this specific Lee Morgan programme. The album opens with “Tom Cat” and concludes with “Riggarmortes”, with “Exotique”, “Twice Around” and “Twilight Mist” appearing between them. Clear numbering helps identify the complete album, preserve the correct running order and distinguish it from the individual track “Tom Cat”.
Lee Morgan – Tom Cat is a five-track Lee Morgan album for listeners looking for this exact programme. It includes “Tom Cat”, “Exotique”, “Twice Around”, “Twilight Mist” and “Riggarmortes”. The clearly stated running order makes the album easier to identify and compare with the recordings already in your music collection.
This album should be selected according to the artist, title and specific five-track sequence. The edition, media format and release year are not part of the album title. These details should therefore never be assumed from the track listing alone.
Who this album is for
This album is suitable for listeners seeking the complete Lee Morgan programme listed here. It is not simply the individual track “Tom Cat”. The full album and its opening composition share the same title, so it is important to check the artist’s name when searching.
The five-track listing is the most useful guide when choosing this album. It allows you to confirm that this is the exact album content you want. This is especially helpful when expanding a collection or choosing a gift for someone who listens to Lee Morgan.
Choosing solely by the title shown on the cover may not be enough if a collection already contains several similarly labelled recordings. Compare every track title and its position in the running order. This reduces the risk of selecting a different release or an incomplete programme.
Track sequence
The programme opens with “Tom Cat”. It is both the first track and the composition that gives the album its title. This match makes the album easy to recognise, although searches may also display an individual track with the same name.
The second track is “Exotique”, followed by “Twice Around” in third place. As the third of five tracks, “Twice Around” occupies the middle of the programme. Its position is useful when checking the sequence shown in different catalogues or music libraries.
“Twilight Mist” appears as the fourth track. The programme then concludes with the fifth track, “Riggarmortes”. Checking the opening and closing tracks provides a quick way to confirm that you have found the complete required sequence.
The track numbers also make individual compositions easier to locate. To begin with “Twilight Mist”, select the fourth position. “Riggarmortes” is the final, fifth part of the programme.
How to identify the correct version
The identity of the album is defined by the artist, title and five-track sequence. Together, these details distinguish the complete album from the individual track “Tom Cat”. They are also useful when organising either a physical or digital music catalogue.
The media format and its compatibility with playback equipment cannot be determined from the album title alone. Before choosing a player, you must know the format of the specific copy. The same principle applies to the catalogue number, country and release year.
If you are looking for a particular collectable edition, the track sequence alone is not sufficient. Different editions may contain the same repertoire. In that situation, you should also compare the publication details printed or otherwise provided on the specific copy.
Using the album in a music collection
When cataloguing this album, enter the artist as Lee Morgan and the album title as Tom Cat. This helps prevent the album from being confused with its opening track during searches. The track number should be stored in a separate field whenever possible.
If you organise the tracks manually, preserve the stated numbering from one to five. This prevents alphabetical sorting from changing the album’s intended running order. Accurate spelling is also important, particularly when searching for “Riggarmortes”.
The programme may be chosen for its complete repertoire or because of a particular composition. Anyone seeking only one track should take care not to confuse that track with an offer for the full album. The album entry covers all five titles shown in the table.
Technical specifications
| Artist | Lee Morgan |
|---|---|
| Album title | Tom Cat |
| Number of tracks | 5 |
| Track 1 | Tom Cat |
| Track 2 | Exotique |
| Track 3 | Twice Around |
| Track 4 | Twilight Mist |
| Track 5 | Riggarmortes |
FAQ
Is this an album or an individual track?
It is a five-track album. The album title is the same as the title of its first track, so check the artist’s name as well when searching.
Who is this album suitable for?
It is intended for listeners looking for this specific five-track Lee Morgan programme. If you are choosing it as a gift, compare it with the albums already in the recipient’s collection.
Is the track order clearly stated?
Yes. All five tracks are numbered in the table. The numbering helps preserve the intended sequence and allows the album to be entered correctly in a music library.
How can I avoid duplicating the album in my collection?
Compare the artist, album title, all five track names and their numbers. If you need a particular edition, also check the publication details provided on the individual copy.
Can the media format be identified from the album title?
No. The title identifies the music album, not a particular type of media. Choose playback equipment only after confirming the format of the copy you have.
Does the album title confirm a particular edition?
No. The same album may be available in different editions. Collectors should examine the additional publication details belonging to the specific copy.
What is most important to check before choosing?
Confirm that you are looking for the Lee Morgan album and the complete programme listed here. If a particular edition matters to you, the track list alone is not enough.
