Blues n' Ballads: The Best of Gene Harris on Resonance

by Gene Harris

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1.	The Three Sounds feat. Gene Harris - Girl Talk 06:22	buy track
2.	Gene Harris Quartet - In a Mellow Tone 15:18	buy track
3.	Gene Harris Quartet - My Funny Valentine 06:04	buy track
4.	The Three Sounds feat. Gene Harris - Blue Genes 03:10	buy track
5.	Gene Harris Quartet - Sweet Georgia Brown 09:27	buy track
6.	Gene Harris Quartet - Lady be Good 10:04	buy track
7.	The Three Sounds feat. Gene Harris - The Shadow of Your Smile 06:55	buy track
8.	Gene Harris Quartet - That's All 07:59	buy track
9.	Gene Harris Quartet - Meditation 08:37	buy track
10.	The Three Sounds feat. Gene Harris - A.M. Blues 04:09	buy track
11.	The Three Sounds feat. Gene Harris - Bluesette 06:48	buy track
12.	Gene Harris Quartet - There is No Greater Love 13:26	buy track
13.	The Three Sounds feat. Gene Harris - Rat Down Front 02:25	buy track
14.	Gene Harris Quartet - This Masquerade 11:24	buy track
15.	Gene Harris Quartet - Blues Closer 07:19	buy track

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Gene Harris is mainly known for his part of the legendary soul jazz piano trio, The Three Sounds. Blues n' Ballads compiles 15 tracks released through Resonance including 9 from his 2 Live in London sets and 6 from the rare Groovin’ Hard: Live at the Penthouse 1964-68 recordings from the Three Sounds. The set includes a dazzling array of piano interpretations of classic standards and more.

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released July 31, 2020

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Gene Harris Benton Harbor, Michigan

Pianist Gene Harris was an integral part of the well-known group The Three Sounds trio, with bassist Andy Simpkins and drummer Bill Dowdy. After a brief hiatus in the 1970s, Harris teamed up with bassist Ray Brown to form a new group and also made his way as a solo act. An accomplished leader and sideman, Harris played with such greats as Aretha Franklin, Lou Rawls and B.B. King.
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