The Song Is You - Music
The Song Is You by The Gene Harris Quartet
The Gene Harris Quartet
Artist Biography For The Gene Harris Quartet
Per Amazon's Editorial One Of The Most Accessible Of All Jazz Pianists Gene Harris' Soulful Style Influenced By Oscar Peterson And Containing The Blues-Iness Of A Junior Mance Was Immediately Likable And Predictably Excellent. After Playing In An Army Band 1951-1954 He Formed A Trio With Bassist Andy Simpkins And Drummer Bill Dowdy Which Was By 1956 Known As The Three Sounds. The Group Was Quite Popular And Recorded Regularly During 1956-1970 For Blue Note And Verve. Actually According To Gene Harris His Style Of Playing Was Most Heavily Influenced By Erroll Garner.
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Biography - The Gene Harris Quartet
Per Amazon's Editorial One Of The Most Accessible Of All Jazz Pianists Gene Harris' Soulful Style Influenced By Oscar Peterson And Containing The Blues-Iness Of A Junior Mance Was Immediately Likable And Predictably Excellent. After Playing In An Army Band 1951-1954 He Formed A Trio With Bassist Andy Simpkins And Drummer Bill Dowdy Which Was By 1956 Known As The Three Sounds. The Group Was Quite Popular And Recorded Regularly During 1956-1970 For Blue Note And Verve. Actually According To Gene Harris His Style Of Playing Was Most Heavily Influenced By Erroll Garner.
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