1985 DMM repress from original master tapes. "Trompeta Toccata," recorded by trumpeter Kenny Dorham on September 14, 1964, at the Van Gelder Studio, stands as a quintessential work of hard bop, blending intricate melodies with vibrant rhythms. Released under the legendary Blue Note label, this album showcases Dorham’s innovative approach to jazz trumpet. Known for his brilliant tone and lyrical phrasing, Dorham was a prominent figure in the jazz scene of the 1950s and 1960s, having played with icons such as Charlie Parker, Art Blakey, and Max Roach.

The album features Dorham alongside an exceptional lineup, including Joe Henderson on tenor saxophone, Tommy Flanagan on piano, Richard Davis on bass, and Albert Heath on drums. Each musician brings a unique flair to the album, contributing to its dynamic and cohesive sound. The title track, "Trompeta Toccata," highlights Dorham’s technical prowess and expressive style, blending classical influences with the swing and spontaneity of jazz.

"Trompeta Toccata" is not only a testament to Dorham's virtuosity but also an exploration of new harmonic territories, reflecting his continuous evolution as an artist. For jazz enthusiasts, this album offers a compelling listening experience, rich with the textures and complexities that define the genre.