With Barry Harris

With Barry Harris

Summary. USC-era singer-songwriter (Barry Harris & His LA Band), not Barry Harris (1929–2023), the Detroit jazz pianist. Luke co-produced and co-arranged the original "Just a Mile Away" at USC Thornton. The 2023 streaming single re-recorded parts of it and does not list him.

USC-era singer-songwriter (Barry Harris & His LA Band), not Barry Harris (1929–2023), the Detroit jazz pianist. Luke co-produced and co-arranged the original "Just a Mile Away" at USC Thornton. The 2023 streaming single re-recorded parts of it and does not list him. Collaborator hub for Luke F. Walton and Scoobert Doobert credits with Barry Harris. Status on site: partial. Co-produced and co-arranged the original "Just a Mile Away" at USC. The 2023 streaming single is a partial re-record and does not list him. This is not Barry Harris the jazz pianist. This page refers to Barry Harris & His LA Band, the USC-era pop singer-songwriter, not Barry Harris (1929–2023), the legendary Detroit jazz pianist. Luke co-produced and co-arranged the original "Just a Mile Away" for this Barry Harris while at USC Thornton. The 2023 streaming single is a re-release: parts were re-recorded. The credit line does not list him. His account is that it should. Barry Harris appeared on the DOLO Los Angeles 2013 USC showcase bill alongside FEiN and other USC contemporaries; USC Thornton press also covered him in an alumni feature (Spotify). The University Chorus Holiday Concert program (November 21, 2010, 8:00 p.m., United University Church) lists Barry Harris bass and Luke Walton tenor. That roster is separate from "Just a Mile Away." Live (USC / GRAMMY Museum): Torrance (May 2, 2011) (May 2, 2011 · somewhere in Torrance · venue not named · Barry Harris keys · Justin Klunk saxophone · Brandon Combs drums · Rob Nagelhout bass · Luke Walton guitar); Nisei Week (August 14, 2011) (August 14, 2011 · Barry Harris keys · performing for Justin Klunk · Brandon Combs drums · Rob Nagelhout bass · Annie Dingwall joined on stage); University Chorus Holiday Concert (November 21, 2010 · 8:00 p.m. · United University Church · printed program · Barry Harris bass · Luke Walton tenor); GRAMMY U Rock the Mic Night: GRAMMY Museum (Apr 9, 2012) (April 9, 2012 · Luke · Klunk · Dingwall · Rob Nagelhout · Logan Shrewsbury · Harris · USC cohort performance). Production (USC): Barry Harris EP, Soundboard Studio West (May 12, 2011) (May 12, 2011 · producing Barry Harris’ EP · Soundboard Studio West · the people in the frame are not named one by one); Just a Mile Away (Co-produced and co-arranged the USC original · 2023 single re-recorded parts of it · streaming credits do not list Luke · his account). Press on Barry Harris releases: USC Thornton: University Chorus Holiday Concert program (Nov 21, 2010), Barry Harris & His LA Band (Spotify), Barry Harris (official site), DOLO LA: USC showcase 2013 (Barry Harris, FEiN et al.), USC Thornton: alumni feature (Barry Harris). Related hubs: With Annie Dingwall (GRAMMY U Rock the Mic · USC cohort), With Justin Klunk (GRAMMY U Rock the Mic · USC cohort), Goodbye/Hello (Logan Shrewsbury · Luke Walton Band).

Themes

collaborator, Barry Harris, barry-harris, Live (USC / GRAMMY Museum), Production (USC)

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