| All Artists: Rufus Harley Title: Courage: The Atlantic Recordings Members Wishing: 4 Total Copies: 0 Label: Rhino Handmade Original Release Date: 1/1/2007 Re-Release Date: 11/21/2006 Album Type: Box set Genres: Jazz, Pop Styles: Soul-Jazz & Boogaloo, Bebop Number of Discs: 2 SwapaCD Credits: 2 UPCs: 603497772520, 0603497772520 |
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 | Rufus Harley Courage: The Atlantic Recordings Genres: Jazz, Pop Noted producer Joel Dorn discovered Harley and brought him to Atlantic Records, and to this day credits the success of the bagpiper's debut album, Bagpipe Blues, as the reason Nesuhi Ertegun invited him to become a full-ti... more » |
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Product Description Noted producer Joel Dorn discovered Harley and brought him to Atlantic Records, and to this day credits the success of the bagpiper's debut album, Bagpipe Blues, as the reason Nesuhi Ertegun invited him to become a full-time producer at the label. Dorn recorded both Bagpipe Blues and Scotch & Soul, in 1966, A Tribute To Courage in 1967, and King/Queens in 1970, before Harley parted with Atlantic. Interestingly, all the facets of the bagpipes' sound appear on these four Atlantic albums: chanter alone, drones alone, and full bore with chanter screaming and drones wailing. As Dorn remembers in the liner notes to this release, "Any time back then when you did something that was slightly different, the regular jazz community looked at it as if it was gimmicky, or vaudeville-like. People looked at it as an oddity or a one-off." John Coltrane once called Harley in the middle of the night and asked for lessons on the pipes, a set of which he'd recently acquired. Courage contains the Atlantic albums Bagpipe Blues, Scotch & Soul, A Tribute To Courage, and King/Queens in their entirety, plus the previously unreleased "Where Have All The Flowers Gone?" and "Pipin' The Blues" from Sonny Stitt's Deuces Wild. Courage: The Atlantic Recordings is available as limited edition of 3,000 copies. TRACK LIST: BAGPIPE BLUES KERRY DANCERS WHO CAN I TURN TO (WHEN NOBODY NEEDS ME) MORE CHIM CHIM CHEREE SPORTIN' SOMETIMES I FEEL LIKE A MOTHERLESS CHILD FEELING GOOD IF YOU COULD SEE ME NOW TAURUS THE 20TH SCOTCH & SOUL PASSING THE CUP AROUND A NIGHTINGALE SANG IN BERKELEY SQUARE SUFUR PIPIN' THE BLUES - Sonny Stitt SUNNY A TRIBUTE TO COURAGE (JFK) SWING LOW SWEET CHARIOT ALI "X" ABOUT TRANE EIGHT MILES HIGH MOON RIVER LOVE IS BLUE WINDY KING QUEENS WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONE? Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsInteresting, but not for bagpipe prowess William B. Cornell | Dallas, TX United States | 02/14/2009 (3 out of 5 stars) "If you're looking for some stud playing bagpipes like there's no tomorrow, this is not the place. You can find plenty of Celt/Scots or early music players' recordings for that. Harley is interesting because he had the guts to try something that was never done before, or much since, and that was to apply bagpipes to jazz. This kind of experimentation is completely lost on most music today and that's too bad. A friend who has acquaintance with some notable pipers says they ridicule Harley since his tone was slightly off, he held the pipes over the wrong shoulder, etc etc. True, but he was the first ever at what he did and you can't take that away from him. This set is more than complete...a shorter "Best Of" might be the better introduction to his work. By the way, he was not a bad sax player...as heard on some examples here."
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