It's All Right Now by Eddie Harris, from the 1993 album 'Artist's Choice - The Eddie Harris Anth...'

📻 Step into the full archive for more late-night selections:    / @thesouloflondon   It's All Right Now by Eddie Harris, from the 1993 album 'Artist's Choice - The Eddie Harris Anthology' Recorded across a span from the early 60s to the late 70s, this track captures Eddie Harris’s blend of jazz improvisation with funk’s rhythmic pulse. His tenor saxophone work, coloured by the presence of heavy hitters like Ron Carter on bass and drummers Billy Hart and Billy Higgins, pushes the groove forward with a smooth yet driving edge, ideal for dancers and crate-diggers alike who appreciate that rare jazz-funk synergy. Issued as part of a well-curated Rhino Records anthology, this remastered compilation brings together Harris’s forward-thinking approach to jazz, highlighting his role in expanding the instrument’s possibilities. Collectors value this release for its detailed liner notes and the luxury packaging, making it a worthy addition for anyone serious about the intersections of soul, funk, and jazz from this fertile era. Track details: Artist: Eddie Harris Track: It's All Right Now Album: Artist's Choice - The Eddie Harris Anthology Year: 1993 Genre: Jazz, Funk / Soul Style: Jazz-Funk Label: Rhino Records (2) #SoulOfLondon #EddieHarris #JazzFunk #SoulMusic #RhinoRecords2