9 comments on It Feels So Good - Eddie Harris - Bad Luck Is All I Have (Vinyl, LP, Album)

1. Bad Luck Is All I Have; 3. It Feels So Good; 4. Why Must We Part; 5. Obnoxious; 6. Abstractions; Lost Album Plus The Better Half (CD) Released in $ CD Sale. List Price: The Electrifying Eddie Harris (Gv) (Vinyl LP) Released in $ .

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3. In , reissue powerhouse Collectables put two of jazz legend Eddie Harris' mid-'70s Atlantic releases as a two-disc set. Bad Luck Is All I Have was originally released in , with the follow-up, How Can You Live Like That, in /

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4. Read and write album reviews for Bad Luck Is All I Have - Eddie Harris on AllMusic.

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Bad Luck Is All I Have on Discogs/5(2).

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6. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Only the Best of Eddie Harris, Vol. 1 - Eddie Harris on AllMusic -

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7. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Bad Luck Is All I Have - Eddie Harris on AllMusic - - Eddie Harris had nearly as many voices as sax 3/

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8. Jul 26,  · It Feels so Good. It Feels so Good. Album Only 4. Why Must We Part. Randomly grab ten Eddie Harris CD's and chances are you'll be exposed to ten distinct musical approaches: from the straight-ahead jazz of There Was A Time (Echo of Harlem) to the big band sounds of The Last Concert; from the experimental work on The Electrifying Eddie /5(7).

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9. It Feels So Good 4. Why Must We Part 5. Obnoxious 6. Abstractions. Randomly grab ten Eddie Harris CD's and chances are you'll be exposed to ten distinct musical approaches: from the straight-ahead jazz of There Was A Time (Echo of Harlem) to the big band sounds of The Last Concert; from the experimental work on The Electrifying Eddie Harris /5(7).

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