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Joe Harriott

Jamaican-British saxophone player. Born: 15 July 1928 in Jamaica, West Indies. Died: 2 January 1973 in Southampton, England, UK (aged 44). Regarded as one of the talented and influential UK-based saxophone players of his generation.

Releases

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• ...At Short Notice
• Chronology (Live 1968-69)
• Three Classic Albums
• Free Form
• The Newly Discovered Recordings
• Partying With Joe
• Journey
• The Joe Harriott Story
• Killer Joe!
• Live At Harry's 1963
• Poetry And Jazz In Concert
• Genius
• Jump For Me
• Joe Harriott Memorial 1973
• We Love You Madly ...
• Personal Portrait
• Don't Send Me No Flowers
• October Woman
• Anthem
• Poetry And Jazz In Concert - Record Two
• Movement
• Poetry And Jazz In Concert - Record One
• Blues For The Lonely
• Gone Ganley
• Chirracahaua / Teddi
• Best Behaviour
• The Song Is You / It Don't Mean A Thing
• Jump for me / Nice work if you can get it
• Can't We Be Friends / Raymond
• Tony Kinsey Trio With Joe Harriott
• Elastic Dream
• Farnborough Technical College 1965
• Free Form & Abstract Revisited
• Formation: Live '61
• Journeys In Modern Jazz: Britain
• West Meets East (Indian Music And Its Influence On The West)
• Helter Skelter
• Soho Scene ’61 (Jazz Goes Mod)
• The 75 Best Jazz Tracks Of The Early 1960's
• Abstract / Southern Horizons / Free Form
• The Definitive Steampacket Recordings
• Movement / High Spirits
• Trad Dads, Dirty Boppers And Free Fusioneers: British Jazz 1960 - 1975
• The Tony Kinsey Collection 1953-61
• Love Buzz
• Ronnie Scott Quintet & Phil Seamen Quintet
• Trinidad-Calypso (1939-1959)
• BBC Jazz For Moderns
• Presenting Kenny Graham
• Live At Pizza On The Park London

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