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Review 1
As the composer of the famous "Freedom Jazz Dance" and with the million seller success of his recording of "Exodus" , Eddie Harris (b. Oct. 20, 1934 in Chicago) is probably the most prominent Chicago tenor.
This Copenhagen recording, however, will be the most significant accomplishment of Harris' jazz career. The duet with himself project was a result of an accident (the piano player did not show up!). Resourceful, versatile and ever creative Eddie Harris took the two instruments in his hand and conjured up this astonishing one-man show.
"...Imagine, one can swing so intensely to an implied rhythm!" (Politiken) |
Players
Eddie Harris tenor sax, piano |
Tracks
1. I Remember You (Mercer)
2. The End Of The Day (Harris)
3. For You, For Me, For Evermore (Gershwin)
4. If I Should Loose You (Rainger)
5. You Stole My Heart (Harris)
6. Night And Day (Porter)
7. Everything Happens To Me (Dennis)
8. Salute To Bags (Harris)
9. All Alone (Harris)
10. Fly Little Bird, Fly (Byrd)
total playing time: 64:11
recorded October 1992 |
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