1983 Japanese Pressing Without Obi. Features Wayne Shorter, Grant Green, Herbie Hancock, Reginald Workman And Billy Higgins. "Search For The New Land" is a jazz album by Lee Morgan, a trumpeter from Philadelphia, released in 1966. It was recorded for Blue Note Records and was produced by Alfred Lion.

The album features five tracks, all composed by Morgan. The album's title track, "Search for the New Land," is a twelve-minute long composition that showcases Morgan's signature style of playing, with its bluesy, soulful melodies and dynamic solos.

The album was recorded during a time of great change in the jazz world, as musicians were experimenting with new sounds and styles. Morgan was one of the leading figures in this movement, and "Search for the New Land" is considered one of his most innovative works.

The album received critical acclaim upon its release and is now regarded as a classic of the jazz genre. It continues to influence and inspire musicians to this day.