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| Homecoming CD (1985)
 $13.25 
This is an unusual album in several ways. At the time, the Spindletop label was mostly known for releasing commercial jazz sets, not a challenging outing such as this 1985 outing between two veterans. Tenor saxophonist Eddie Harris and pianist ...
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| In The U.K./Is It In CD (1999)
$10.59  
In 1999, Collectables released Eddie Harris in the UK/Is It In, which contained two complete albums -- Eddie Harris in the UK (1974, originally released on Atlantic) and Is It In (1975, originally released on Atlantic) -- by Eddie Harris ...
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| In Sound CD (1965)
$10.19
This is one of Eddie Harris' great records and fortunately all of the music from the LP has returned as part of a reissue in the Rhino/Atlantic CD series (combined with Harris' Mean Greens date). The underrated but popular tenor-saxophonist ...
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| In Sound/Mean Greens CD (1966)
$11.65
Digitally remastered by Gene Paul (DB Plus, New York, New York).
Recorded in New York, New York on August 9 & 30, 1965. Originally released on Atlantic (1448).
An excellent collection that pairs Eddie Harris's 1965 THE IN SOUND with his 1966 ...
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| Electrifying Eddie Harris/Plug Me In CD (1993)
$9.29 
This CD combines two fine Harris dates from 1967 and 1968. The Electrifying Eddie Harris had bluesy, soulful examples of Harris on electric Varitone sax. "Listen Here" ranked second only to "Freedom Jazz Dance" among his most popular compositions, while ...
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| Tender Storm CD (1966)
$9.95
In a sense, this LP was really the calm before the storm, the album where Eddie Harris unveiled some new wrinkles in his act that would explode on the very next album Electrifying, while hewing tightly to a standard acoustic ...
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| Come On Down! / The Reason Why I'm Talking Shit CDs (2006)
$11.59
Eddie Harris received a lot of critical flak in the 1970s from jazz purists for his experiments in hard-driving soul-jazz and his forays into stand-up comedy. Those jazz purists should avoid this two-disc set, which brings together a couple of ...
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| Best Of Eddie Harris CD (1989)
$9.69
Part of a massive Atlantic Jazz Anthology series in 1970, this LP-turned-CD was skimpy in its day, and now serves as the sketchiest of introductions to this bewilderingly eclectic saxophonist/inventor/pianist/bopper/balladeer/funkmeister. Even assuming the limited time frame, why were three of ...
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| Free Speech/That Is Why You're Overweight CD (2001)
$10.69
This two-fer from Collectables features a pair of out of print LPs by Eddie Harris: Free Speech and That Is Why You're Overweight both originally issued on Atlantic in 1969 and 1976, respectively. Highlights among the 14 tracks include the ...
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| Tale Of Two Cities CD (1983)
$10.59
This CD from the short-lived Night label features the talented tenor Eddie Harris on two different occasions. From 1978 Harris is caught live at Keystone Korner in San Francisco, playing four superior standards plus his famous hit "Listen Here" while ...
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 Eddie Harris Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Eddie Harris songs: Live Right Now, Listen Here, Freedom Jazz Dance, Is It In, Mean Greens, Lovely Is Today, Drunk Man. More music songs It Was a Very Good Year, Cryin' Blues, It's War, Look Ahere, Space Commercial, Tranquility & Antagonistic, Boogie Woogie Bossa Nova. More music songs Movin' on Out, Funkaroma, Blues in the Basement, Without You, Yeah Yeah Yeah, On A Clear Day Lyrics.
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Eddie Harris Biography
Mult-instrumentalist (including some of his own creation!), Eddie Harris was a true jazz iconoclast. He was among the first to utilize rock rhythms, in combination with electronic effects, and make them work in the jazz context. His first release, "Theme From Exodus" was a million-selling Top 40 hit in 1961, which affirmed his unorthodox style. He continued to experiment with rock, funk, and electronics throughout the '60s, garnering another hit with Les McCann in "Compared to What".
Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | Eddie Harris | Les Mccann, Terry Callier, John Scofield, Conjure, Jimmy Smith, Etta James, Poncho Sanchez, Horace Parlan, Bernard Purdie | | Ronald Muldrow | Eddie Harris, Eddie Harris / David "Fathead" Newman, David "Fathead" Newman |
Worked With
Jimmy Smith, John Scofield, Terry Callier, Les Mccann, Conjure, Etta James
Contemporaries
Horace Silver, Les McCann, Bernard "Pretty" Purdie
Influences
Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Charlie Parker, Sonny Rollins, Stan Getz, Clifford Brown (Jazz), Milt Jackson
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