Jerome Harris
Algorithms
Minor Music (Germany) 1986
MM 1011 (LP)
sleeve : EX-(SOC, some wear on edge and corner.)
media : EX/EX(some slightly noise.)
American guitarist Jerome Harris—hailing from New York and known for his work on Jon Hassell and Brian Eno’s Possible Musics—lays down a sharp 1986 release on Germany’s Minor Music label. Featuring Marty Ehrlich (sax), Mark Helias (b), Annette Lipson (perc), Ken Werner (keys, piano), and Pheeroan akLaff (ds), the lineup is nothing short of top-shelf.
A2 hits hard with Pheeroan akLaff’s dynamic drumming, Mark Helias’s rock-solid slap bass, and Harris’s edgy, David Torn-esque guitar lines cutting right through. B1 floats in with a clean-toned guitar touch that feels effortlessly weightless. Throughout, the album serves up contemporary jazz where urban sophistication and avant-garde instincts meet in all the right ways.
A2: Topology
B1: Candles
Algorithms
Minor Music (Germany) 1986
MM 1011 (LP)
sleeve : EX-(SOC, some wear on edge and corner.)
media : EX/EX(some slightly noise.)
American guitarist Jerome Harris—hailing from New York and known for his work on Jon Hassell and Brian Eno’s Possible Musics—lays down a sharp 1986 release on Germany’s Minor Music label. Featuring Marty Ehrlich (sax), Mark Helias (b), Annette Lipson (perc), Ken Werner (keys, piano), and Pheeroan akLaff (ds), the lineup is nothing short of top-shelf.
A2 hits hard with Pheeroan akLaff’s dynamic drumming, Mark Helias’s rock-solid slap bass, and Harris’s edgy, David Torn-esque guitar lines cutting right through. B1 floats in with a clean-toned guitar touch that feels effortlessly weightless. Throughout, the album serves up contemporary jazz where urban sophistication and avant-garde instincts meet in all the right ways.
A2: Topology
B1: Candles