Donald Harrison & Dr. John - Indian Blues - VINYL LP

Dr John The Montreux Years is a musical trip for fans, who can immerse themselves in the unique styles and recordings of one of music's greatest icons. With references to New Orleans boogie piano, the record begins with 'Professor Longhair Boogie' and 'You Ain't Such a Much'. Delving further into Dr. John's iconic repertoire, Dr. John The Montreux Years includes the 1973 top 10 'Right Place, Wrong Time' and 'Makin' Whoopee'.

Neeme Järvi - Symphony 4 / en Skargardssagen [COMPACT DISCS] date 03/25/1994

Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr. Is one of finest saxophonists of his generation. His resume includes long associations with Terrance Blanchard and Art Blakey throughout the 1980s. But the foundation of Harrison's music, and it's the soul of his music, comes from his lifelong participation in the culture of New Orleans, his home town. Here he pays tribute to that rich culture, and accompanied by non other than the legendary Dr. John. Both artists, the embodiment of New Orleans' music in their own right. The album features a mix of original compositions and jazz standards, all infused with the spirit and energy of New Orleans. Featuring the Mardi Gras Indian chants of The Guardians Of The Flame, this recording captures the magic of heritage New Orleans Mardi Gras music and wraps it all up in one package. Originally recorded at BMG Studios in New York City, May of 1991. Remastered by Bernie Grumman.