Time: 113:09
Size: 259.0 MB
Styles: New Orleans jazz, Saxophone jazz
Year: 2009
Art: Front
[5:18] 1. Playa Haters
[4:17] 2. Oleo
[5:43] 3. Keep The Faith
[5:54] 4. One Of A Kind
[7:59] 5. Double Trouble
[4:41] 6. Free Style
[6:04] 7. Get Your Swerve
[6:43] 8. So What
[8:01] 9. Well You Needn't
[7:03] 10. Free To Be
[8:46] 11. The Survivor
[9:05] 12. The Hook Up
[7:39] 13. Nouveau Swing
[6:58] 14. Mr. PC
[6:00] 15. Drum Line
[8:46] 16. I'm The Big Chief Of Congo Square
[4:02] 17. Two Of A Kind
Donald Harrison - alto sax; Christian Scott - trumpet; Mulgrew Miller - piano; Eric Reed - piano; Ron Carter - bass; Billy Cobham - drums.
Donald Harrison is being called one of the most important musicians of the new millennium by CBS Sunday Morning. The boundary leaping New Orleans alto saxophonist’s distinctive broad toned sound is immediately recognizable as his own, regardless of the environment in which it is being heard, be it bebop, hardbop, swing, New Orleans R & B or funk. Harrison has managed to forge his variegated influences and extensive experience into a uniquely personal style. Through talent and perseverance, Harrison has developed into one of the most significant artist to emerge in the last twenty years! The question with Harrison is not what he can do, but is there anything he can’t do? So far he has mastered and influenced everything he has touched.
The son of late great Big Chief Donald Harrison, Sr. began working with Roy Haynes at age 19 and Jack McDuff at age 20. He joined Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers at age 21. A few years later, he co-led a band with Terence Blanchard that had an enormous impact on the development of the "neo-conservative" movement.
Donald Harrison is being called one of the most important musicians of the new millennium by CBS Sunday Morning. The boundary leaping New Orleans alto saxophonist’s distinctive broad toned sound is immediately recognizable as his own, regardless of the environment in which it is being heard, be it bebop, hardbop, swing, New Orleans R & B or funk. Harrison has managed to forge his variegated influences and extensive experience into a uniquely personal style. Through talent and perseverance, Harrison has developed into one of the most significant artist to emerge in the last twenty years! The question with Harrison is not what he can do, but is there anything he can’t do? So far he has mastered and influenced everything he has touched.
The son of late great Big Chief Donald Harrison, Sr. began working with Roy Haynes at age 19 and Jack McDuff at age 20. He joined Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers at age 21. A few years later, he co-led a band with Terence Blanchard that had an enormous impact on the development of the "neo-conservative" movement.
The Burners mc
The Burners zippy
For anyone interested: This is an anthology of
ReplyDeleteDH's albums. Here's the personnel for the tracks:
TRACKS AND PERSONNEL FROM THE ALBUMS:
(recorded 2001-2008)
* Real Life Stories (2002)
Donald Harrison: alto saxophone; Christian Scott: trumpet;
Eric Reed (piano tracks: 1 and 3), Jonathon Lefcoski (piano
on track 2); Vicente Archer: bass; John Lamkin: drums.
==> TRACKS OF THIS ALBUM IN "THE BURNERS": 1 / 2 / 3
* Heroes (2004)
Donald Harrison: alto saxophone; Ron Carter: bass;
Billy Cobham: drums.
==> TRACKS OF THIS ALBUM IN "THE BURNERS": 4 / 5 / 17
* Free Style (2004)
Donald Harrison: alto saxophone; Glen Patscha: piano (track 8);
Vicente Archer: bass; John Lamkin: drums.
==> TRACKS OF THIS ALBUM IN "THE BURNERS": 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10
* The Survivor (2007)
Donald Harrison: alto sax; Christian Scott: trumpet;
Mulgrew Miller: piano; Luques Curtis: bass; John Lamkin: drums.
==> TRACKS OF THIS ALBUM IN "THE BURNERS": 11 / 12 / 13 /
* The Chosen (2009)
Donald Harrison: alto saxophone, Fender Rhodes, percussion;
Victor Gould: piano; Max Moran: bass; Joseph Dyson Jr.: drums;
Jesse McBride: piano; Conun Pappas: Fender Rhodes; The Old School
Drum Line from New Orleans: drum line.
==> TRACKS OF THIS ALBUM IN "THE BURNERS": 14 / 15 / 16