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Eddie Harris
Eddie Harris
The Last Concert
VÖ: 01.02.1997
Genre: US Jazz
Eddie Harris – tenor sax, vocals
Nils Landgren – tombone, vocals
Dean Brown – guitar
Dave King – bass
Haywood J. Gregory – vocals
Bernard Purdie – drums
Gil Goldstein – piano and conductor
WDR Big Band
Recorded live in Concert at Cologne, Germany on March 14, 1996 except #8 recorded at WDR Studio 4, March 15, 1996
Recording Engineers: Thomas Sehringer, Reinhold Nickel
Technics: Ruth Witt
Mixed by Wolfgang Hirschmann
Mastered by Radu Marinescu
Produced by Wolfgang Hirschmann and Siegfried Loch
Nils Landgren – tombone, vocals
Dean Brown – guitar
Dave King – bass
Haywood J. Gregory – vocals
Bernard Purdie – drums
Gil Goldstein – piano and conductor
WDR Big Band
Recorded live in Concert at Cologne, Germany on March 14, 1996 except #8 recorded at WDR Studio 4, March 15, 1996
Recording Engineers: Thomas Sehringer, Reinhold Nickel
Technics: Ruth Witt
Mixed by Wolfgang Hirschmann
Mastered by Radu Marinescu
Produced by Wolfgang Hirschmann and Siegfried Loch
"On his Last Concert, the outstanding stature of the musician becomes evident once again." - JAZZPODIUM
Eddie Harris
The Chicago jazz saxophonist became known for his innovative approach and cross-genre music. In 1961, he achieved worldwide fame with his hit ‘Exodus’. He was one of the first jazz musicians to receive a gold disc for it. Harris experimented with electronic instruments early on and was one of the pioneers of the electrically amplified saxophone. In addition to jazz, he integrated elements of funk, soul and rock into his music and worked with greats such as Les McCann and Jimi Hendrix. Eddie Harris was regarded as a versatile and pioneering musician whose influence can still be felt today.
Eddie Harris
