Harold Vick
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| - | ''[[Soul Jazz Love Strata-East]]'' (1994) is a compilation album of [[Strata-East]] recordings on [[Soul Jazz Records]] | ||
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| - | ==Tracklist== | ||
| - | A1 –[[Gil Scott-Heron]] Peace Go With You Brother 5:27 | ||
| - | A2 –[[Larry Ridley]] Well You Needn't 8:18 | ||
| - | A3 –[[Pharoah Sanders]] Prince Of Peace 8:44 | ||
| - | B1 –[[Larry Ridley]] Changa Chikuyo 4:02 | ||
| - | B2 –[[Clifford Jordan]] John Coltrane 6:45 | ||
| - | B3 –[[Charles Rouse]]* Hopscotch 7:05 | ||
| - | C1 –[[Gil Scott-Heron]] The Bottle 5:14 | ||
| - | C2 –[[Stanley Cowell]] Travelling Man 2:27 | ||
| - | C3 –[[Shamek Farrah]] First Impressions 11:29 | ||
| - | D1 –[[Billy Parker's Fourth World]] Dance Of The Little Children 4:56 | ||
| - | D2 –[[Clifford Jordan]] Eddie Harris 4:23 | ||
| - | D3 –[[The Heath Brothers]] [[Smiling Billy Suite Pt.II]] 5:30 | ||
| - | ==Various – Strata-2-East (1997)== | ||
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| - | –[[Keno Duke]] Too Late, Fall Back Baby 6:55 | ||
| - | –[[Charles Sullivan]] Field Holler 3:51 | ||
| - | –[[Dick Griffin Jakabu]]'s Dance 4:07 | ||
| - | –[[Stanley Cowell]] Travelin' Man 4:00 | ||
| - | –[[John Betsch Society]]* Ode To Ethiopia 4:20 | ||
| - | –[[Harold Vick]] Senor Zamora 5:38 | ||
| - | –[[Stanley Cowell]] Trying To Find A Way 3:35 | ||
| - | –[[Piano Choir]]* Barbara Ann 4:47 | ||
| - | –[[Weldon Irvine]] Turkish Bath 7:00 | ||
| - | –[[Oneness Of Juju]] Freedom Fighter 3:35 | ||
| - | –[[Billy Parker's Fourth World]] Get With It 4:03 | ||
| - | –[[The Descendants Of Mike And Phoebe]] Chick Chick 3:04 | ||
| - | –[[Cecil McBee]] Tulsa Black 6:10 | ||
| - | –[[Shirley Scott]] Keep On Movin' On 9:52 | ||
| - | –[[The Descendants Of Mike And Phoebe]] Coltrane 4:55 | ||
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| + | '''Harold Vick''' (April 3, 1936 – November 13, 1987) was an [[United States|American]] [[hard bop]] and [[soul jazz]] [[saxophonist]] and [[flautist]]. | ||
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Harold Vick (April 3, 1936 – November 13, 1987) was an American hard bop and soul jazz saxophonist and flautist.
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