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Harry Allen
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Body and Soul

She's Funny That Way

Sophisticated Lady

Desafinado

Laura

Don't Worry About Me

My Funny Valentine

One For My Baby

Stardust

Where or When

Willow Weep For Me

Blame It On My Youth

Young at Heart

The reviews are in:

“Everybody's just wild about Harry.”
—Jazz Connection Magazine click here for complete review

“Swing Is Good Medicine for Jazz.”
—All About Jazz click here for complete review

“Harry Allen's playing is nothing less than perfect.”
—John Pizzarelli

“Harry Allen is fantastic. He plays both modern and yet in the grand tradition.”
—Steve Allen

“...his tremendous tenor sax playing...endlessly inventive and with a flood of original ideas...his tone and execution are always superb.”
—Eddie Cook, Jazz Journal

“...a practitioner of such dense talent he sounds as if he invented tenor saxophone performance instead of Coleman Hawkins and Lester Young. Allen is the Frank Sinatra of the tenor saxophone: a master interpreter of standards.”
—C. Michael Bailey

“Rich and satisfying when he's balladeering, mind blowing when he's cooking.”
—Martin Richards, Jazz Journal

About Harry Allen:

Our first artist is the award-winning tenor saxophonist Harry Allen. With about 30 CDs to his credit, Harry, the son of a big band drummer, has been immersed in jazz since he was a child. A graduate of Rutgers with a Bachelor of Arts degree, Harry started recording back in 1989 in a session with Kenny Baron. His CDs have been recognized for their excellence and have won such accolades as the Gold Disc and New Star awards. Harry’s art has taken him to jazz clubs and festivals all over the world, and has placed him alongside such jazz greats as John and Bucky Pizzarelli, Rosemary Clooney, Tony Bennett, and many more. His saxophone style is reminiscent of the melodic, mainstream approach of such tenorists as Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster, Lester Young, and Stan Getz.

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