Joe Diorio on guitar and Ira Sullivan on flutes, soprano sax, alto sax, and percussion. CD

With Sullivan on saxes, flute, and trumpet, Joe Diorio on guitar, Tony Castellano on piano, Steve Bagby on drums, Alex Darqui on piano, Jaco Pastorious on bass, and Don Alias on congas. LP, Vinyl record album

With Joe DiOrio on guitar, Lou Levy on piano, John Dentz on drums, and Fred Atwood on bass. LP, Vinyl record album

A mighty nice late life concert from tenor genius Eddie Harris – and one that has a number of moments that remind us just how special Eddie could be in the right setting! The group here is a bit unusual in that it has a guitar in the lineup instead of a piano – Darryl Thompson on the instrument, maybe echoing the way that Harris would use guitarist Joe Diorio on some of his earlier recordings – on long tracks that are full of interesting rhythms and unusual changes, supported by Ray Peterson on bass and Norman Fearrington on drums. Eddie also plays a bit of piano too, and the set is way more than just an aging jazzman working through standards – as you'll hear on titles that include "Ambidextrous", "Blue Bossa", "La Carnival", "Ice Cream", "Vexatious Progressions", "Get On Down", and "Eddie Who". CD

John Pisano joined by Gene Bertoncini, Dori Caymmi, Joe Diorio, Ted Greene, Lee Ritenour, and Phil Upchurch. CD