Harold Land
Associated with hard bop and post-bop jazz, tenor saxophone player Harold Land
was particularly noted for his dry, dark tone. Born in Houston, Texas, on
December 18, 1928, Land grew up in San Diego, California, and had recorded as a
bandleader by his early 20s. Soon after announcing himself as a force on the
scene, he was invited to join the Max Roach-Clifford Brown quintet in the early
‘50s, which cemented his bebop bona fides.
In 1958, Land released his proper debut, Harold in the Land of Jazz. Along with
the next year’s The Fox, these two albums established his distinct sou...
Darn That DreamMax Roach, Clifford Brown, Harold Land and Max Roach Quintet
I Hadn't Anyone Till YouHarold Land and Phil Moore & His Orchestra
'Round MidnightJoe Gordon, Harold Land and Thelonious Monk Quartet
A Child Is BornBill Evans, Philly Joe Jones, Harold Land, Ray Brown and Kenny Burrell
Speak LowHarold Land
I'll Remember AprilHarold Land
Darn That DreamMax Roach, Clifford Brown, Harold Land and Max Roach Quintet
Clifford Brown - Max Roach
4:04
I Hadn't Anyone Till YouHarold Land and Phil Moore & His Orchestra
2:44
'Round MidnightJoe Gordon, Harold Land and Thelonious Monk Quartet
Misterioso
A Child Is BornBill Evans, Philly Joe Jones, Harold Land, Ray Brown and Kenny Burrell
God Bless the Child
7:32
Speak LowHarold Land
Harold In the Land of Jazz
5:35
I'll Remember AprilHarold Land
2:56
