Eddie Harris - Listen Here download song

Old School... electrifying... if you don't groove to this you don't have a pulse. Out of Sight!!

He made music history playing this sax the reason it was the first time anybody had a electronic sax. He would play at the Hollywood INN club on 6800 block on Halsted in Chicago IL. As I went to see him the jam a hot track for the times. Also another group played there many times Billy Larkin and The Delegates--Dunmore Music of Monee IL.

I dedicate this song to my aunt rita she died yesterday she played this when I was growing up all the time r.i. p.

DAMN! YOU CAN'T GROOVE ANY BETTER THAN THIS.

I will never stop listening to Eddie Harris. Thank goodness we have his recordings, what a great gift he left us.

The original COLD DUCK from the southside of Chicago!

I have four dogs who, as dogs do, tend to lay around a lot. But not when this comes on. They are up and wagging. Not even dogs can sit still to this. I kid you not.

I was in the army, stationed in Germany then this came out. Best time of my life. I met some of the most fascinating brothers ever ( black and white ) cats whose like I would never met again. Harris music was prolific but I will always remember him for this track and his sensational "Plug Me In" album and all those cool cats I met in the army back in 67, 68 and 69.

I noticed 25, dislikes why how can anybody not like this song

I LOVE THIS JAZZ , R I P EDDIE HARRIS GOD CALL YOU HOME 1996, THE SAME YEAR AS MY DAD, YOU ARE GONE BUT YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN, AND MAY MY DAD RIP, THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHARING, THIS BRINGS BACK ALOT OF MEMORIES.

When you're in the groove, it never wears thin. As Monk once said, if you're swinging, swing some more.

THIS IS FROM MY YOUTH MY AUNT RITA PLAYED THIS SHE WAS THE JAZZ  PERSON SHE DIDNT LISTEN TO BUT JAZZ REMIND ME OF MY YOUTH I LOVE YOU AUNT RITA AND AUNT LEOLA FOR MAKING MY LIFE HAPPIER THANK YOU

shout out to anyone with the good taste to enjoy this music

Met him in the L.A. train station in 1987. I was 23 and in the Marines. He asked me if I was heading to San Diego and could I watch his bag for a few minutes. The train got called he got his bag. We got on the same train and I attempted to get off at the stop for Camp Pendleton but did not get off in time and got off at the next stop with him. I did not know who he was and we started to talk while I waited for the next train north and him for his ride. I found out that he was Eddie Harris and told him that I had his album with me. He was surprised that I had the record among my 2 Live Crew and Eric B. and Rakim etc records. He signed the album and invited me to come and see him play. I could not as I had to be in Hawaii the next day. Wish I had went. R.I.P. Eddie keep playing.

This was the first jazz song i ever heard i was in junior h.s school in LosAngles and Listen Here was first on that how got in to jazz they had a staion in LosAngles that play jazz

This is classic - the drive, the sound and the soul beat of it all - nothing else like this...it lives on for good reasons.

This cut is one of those that never gets old.

listening to Jazz makes me glad i'm part of the human race... We do something right!!!!!