Trombonist Bill Harris led relatively few recording sessions throughout his career, and this is the definitive one. On the quintet set with the great tenor Ben Webster, pianist Jimmy Rowles, bassist Red Mitchell, and drummer Stan Levey, Harris' unique tone is showcased throughout "It Might As Well Be Spring"; he jams enthusiastically with Webster on a variety of standards and verbally jokes around with Ben on a unique version of "Just One More Chance."
Bill Harris and Friends
Bill Harris / Jimmy Rowles / Ben Webster
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Bill Harris and Friends Review
by Scott Yanow
Track Listing
Title/Composer | Performer | Time | Stream | |||
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1 | Bill Harris / Jimmy Rowles / Ben Webster | 06:20 | Amazon | |||
2 | Bill Harris / Jimmy Rowles / Ben Webster | 04:52 | Amazon | |||
3 | Bill Harris / Jimmy Rowles / Ben Webster | 05:28 | Amazon | |||
4 | Bill Harris / Jimmy Rowles / Ben Webster | 02:26 | Amazon | |||
5 | Bill Harris / Jimmy Rowles / Ben Webster | 07:56 | Amazon | |||
6 | Bill Harris / Jimmy Rowles / Ben Webster | 04:22 | Amazon | |||
7 | Bill Harris / Jimmy Rowles / Ben Webster | 09:37 | Amazon |