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Tenor-saxophonist
Eddie Harris
was scheduled to record a duet set with pianist
Jodie Christian
but for unknown reasons
Christian
never showed up.
Harris
made it a solo showcase by first recording on piano and then overdubbing his tenor. The spontaneous experiment worked quite well as
performed four originals, lesser-known songs by
Gershwin
and
Donald Byrd
and four standards. The music is thoughtful and melodic but has its fiery moments, serving as a reminder (to those who may have forgotten) that
can really play. ~ Scott Yanow
Eddie Harris
was scheduled to record a duet set with pianist
Jodie Christian
but for unknown reasons
Christian
never showed up.
Harris
made it a solo showcase by first recording on piano and then overdubbing his tenor. The spontaneous experiment worked quite well as
performed four originals, lesser-known songs by
Gershwin
and
Donald Byrd
and four standards. The music is thoughtful and melodic but has its fiery moments, serving as a reminder (to those who may have forgotten) that
can really play. ~ Scott Yanow
Tenor-saxophonist
Eddie Harris
was scheduled to record a duet set with pianist
Jodie Christian
but for unknown reasons
Christian
never showed up.
Harris
made it a solo showcase by first recording on piano and then overdubbing his tenor. The spontaneous experiment worked quite well as
performed four originals, lesser-known songs by
Gershwin
and
Donald Byrd
and four standards. The music is thoughtful and melodic but has its fiery moments, serving as a reminder (to those who may have forgotten) that
can really play. ~ Scott Yanow
Eddie Harris
was scheduled to record a duet set with pianist
Jodie Christian
but for unknown reasons
Christian
never showed up.
Harris
made it a solo showcase by first recording on piano and then overdubbing his tenor. The spontaneous experiment worked quite well as
performed four originals, lesser-known songs by
Gershwin
and
Donald Byrd
and four standards. The music is thoughtful and melodic but has its fiery moments, serving as a reminder (to those who may have forgotten) that
can really play. ~ Scott Yanow
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