In 1969 Al Fairweather and Sandy Brown made a record called 'Al's Pals' which featured guest artists with the regular band.
One of the guests on four tracks was alto saxophonist Joe Harriott proving once more that he could play anything with anybody and these are the tracks presented here.
Byron Gay wrote the words and music for the 1927 song 'Four Or Five Times' (and just listen to Joe taking off on this one), whilst Al Fairweather contributed the other three originals.
Al Fairweather - trumpet
Tony Milliner - trombone
Joe Harriott - alto
Bob Burns - tenor
Cliff Townsend - baritone
Sandy Brown - clarinet
Stan Greig - piano
Jack Fallon - bass
Lennie Hastings - drums
01 Beat Meat (Fairweather) (3:29)
02 Four Or Five Times (Gay) (3:20)
03 Jim Jam (Fairweather) (2:43)
04 Sue's Blues (Fairweather) (6:30)
Label: Columbia 33XS 1221
Recorded: September 30 1959
Many thanks, BritJazz.
ReplyDeletemany thanks. anybody have or know where the rest of the album is issued ?
ReplyDeleteZoot: it's on a Lake records cd with Al and Sandy.
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DeleteGreat to have some more Harriott. Many thanks.
ReplyDeleteThanks a million for this!
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ReplyDeleteNow that's nice. Many thanks, BritJazz.
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