Harris Quartet - Listen Here! — 1989. Gene

Reviewers often note that while it is a studio recording, it has the telepathic energy and vivid atmosphere of a live performance.

Critics describe Harris’ playing as "funky" and "one-of-a-kind," noting that he avoids getting bogged down in over-complexity in favor of pure, foot-tapping swing. 1989. Gene Harris Quartet - Listen Here!

While Harris is famous for the blues, only one track here—"Blues for Jezebel"—is technically a blues song; however, his soulful, "church-like" feel permeates the entire set. (Leon Russell) Don't Be That Way (Benny Goodman) I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling (Fats Waller) Listen Here (Eddie Harris) This Can't Be Love (Rodgers & Hart) To You (Thad Jones) Blues for Jezebel (Gene Harris) Sweet and Lovely (Gus Arnheim) Lullabye (Chuck Mangione) The Song Is Ended (Irving Berlin) Style and Critical Reception Reviewers often note that while it is a

The album is lauded for its "accessible and swinging style," making it a perfect entry point for new jazz listeners while remaining technically impressive for purists. (Leon Russell) Don't Be That Way (Benny Goodman)