Joe Harriott formed his own quintet in 1958, and their style of hard-swinging bebop was noticed in the United States, leading to the release of the Southern Horizons and Free Form albums on the American Jazzland label. On August 3, 1963, the Joe Harriott Quintet featuring Mike Falana was appearing at the Marquee in Oxford Street. Free-form innovator By now firmly established as a bebop soloist, in 1960 Harriott turned to what he termed "abstract" or "free-form" music.
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Formation
Abstract
Coda
Impression
Parallel
Straight Lines
Tempo
Calypso
Pictures
Tonal
Subject
Shadows
Oleo
Modal
Idioms
Compound
Shepherd's Serenade
Liggin'
Face In The Crowd
Count Twelve
Morning Blue
Beams
Movement
Spiritual Blues
Calypso Sketches
Blues On Blues
Revival
Spaces
Sheperd's Serenade
Tuesday Morning Swing
Variations on Monk
Caravan
A Time For Love
Senor Blues
The Rake
Señor Blues
Still Goofin'
Blues In C
Strollin' South
Jumpin' With Joe
Southern Horizons
Just Goofin'
Polka Dots And Moonbeams
Idoims
Round About Midnight
Modal-eq.wa
You Go to My Head
Polka Dots & Moonbeams
Shadows (Remastered)
Abstract (Remastered)
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