Name: Brotherhood
Brand: Concord
SKU: 41076
Price: 9.87 GBP
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Brotherhood

Rating

Album: Brotherhood
#	Song Title		Time
1)	I Remember You	More Info...	7:04
2)	For Once In My Life	More Info...	7:47
3)	The Brotherhood Of Man	More Info...	6:51
4)	When You Wish Upon A Star	More Info...	5:23
5)	The Sidewinder	More Info...	5:56
6)	I Told You So	More Info...	5:19
7)	September Song	More Info...	5:26
8)	This Little Light Of Mine	More Info...	5:25
9)	A Beautiful Friendship	More Info...	8:46

Album: Brotherhood
#	Song Title		Time
1)	I Remember You	More Info...	7:04
2)	For Once In My Life	More Info...	7:47
3)	The Brotherhood Of Man	More Info...	6:51
4)	When You Wish Upon A Star	More Info...	5:23
5)	The Sidewinder	More Info...	5:56
6)	I Told You So	More Info...	5:19
7)	September Song	More Info...	5:26
8)	This Little Light Of Mine	More Info...	5:25
9)	A Beautiful Friendship	More Info...	8:46

Performer Notes

Gene Harris Quartet: Gene Harris (piano); Ron Eschete (guitar); Luther Hughes (bass); Paul Humphrey (drums).
Recorded at Master Track Studios, Hayward, California on August 4 & 5, 1992. Includes liner notes by Chris Albertson.
Personnel: Gene Harris (piano); Ron Eschete (guitar); Paul Humphrey (drums).
Audio Remixer: Phil Edwards .
Liner Note Author: Chris Albertson.
Recording information: Master Track Studios, Hayward, CA (08/04/1995/08/05/1995).
Photographer: Pam Benham.
The Gene Harris Quartet was quite consistent in its many Concord recordings of the 1990s. The group on this disc (pianist Harris, guitarist Ron Eschete, bassist Luther Hughes, and drummer Paul Humphrey) performs soulful and bluesy versions of such songs as "I Remember You," "The Brotherhood of Man," Lee Morgan's "The Sidewinder," and even "September Song." All of Harris' records from this era are easily recommended to fans of soul-jazz, soulful hard bop, and blues-oriented jazz. ~ Scott Yanow

Professional Reviews

JazzTimes (7-8/95) - "In terms of straight ahead, no-frills swing, very few groups are equal to the Gene Harris Quartet....spare but thoughtful arrangements..."