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White trumpeter Tom Harrell (1946) played atmospheric cool-toned hard-bop in
two-horn settings with expanded rhythm sections.
Play Of Light (february 1982) and Moon Alley (december 1985)
set the standard of his carefully sculpted and orchestrated compositions.
The free-jazz detour of Form (april 1990), with Joe Lovano on saxophones and the rhythm section of bassist Charlie Haden and drummer Paul Motian,
heralded the introspective mood of the more mainstream collections of
Stories (january 1988), with Harrell on flugelhorn, and
Passages (october 1991), another collaboration with Lovano.
Harrell switched to three horns for
Upswing (june 1993), with Harrell on flugelhorn, Joe Lovano on tenor
and Phil WOods on alto,
Labyrinth (january 1996) and the Latin-tinged Art Of Rhythm (july 1997).
Continuing that progressione towards more and more complex harmonies,
Harrell ventured into big-band jazz with Time's Mirror (march 1999).
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