Eddie Harris
Eddie Harris was an innovative American jazz musician, best known for his virtuosic skills on the saxophone and his unique approach to blending jazz with other genres, including funk and soul. Born in Chicago in 1934, he made significant contributions to the jazz scene, particularly in the 1960s and 1970s, with notable works like 'Compared to What' and 'Freedom Jazz Dance.' Harris was also a pioneer in using electronic instruments in jazz, which helped to expand the genre's boundaries. Throughout his career, he collaborated with numerous prominent artists and left a lasting impact on jazz music before passing away in 1996.
Born on Oct 15, 1934 (91 years old)
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Portugal:
Eddie Harris recommended Jack DeJohnette to focus on drumming.
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France:
Jack DeJohnette collaborated with Eddie Harris throughout his career.
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