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A unique masterpiece of jazz featuring bagpipes.
An experimental work that combines jazz and ethnic instruments. An innovative session that also introduces bagpipes.
This is a seminal album by jazz bagpiper Rufus Hurley. It features an unprecedented attempt to play the Scottish folk instrument, the bagpipe, in the context of blues and modal jazz. Featuring tracks such as "A Tribute to Courage" and "Eight Miles High," it fuses a psychedelic atmosphere with the improvisational qualities of jazz. It is a record of bold expression that transcends the boundaries of the instrument.
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- Bagpipes - Rufus Harley (A1 to A3)
- Flute - Rufus Harley (B1)
- Liner Notes - Rufus Harley
- Soprano Saxophone - Rufus Harley (B2)
- Tenor Saxophone - Rufus Harley (B3)
- Producer - Joel Dorn
- Engineer - Adrian Barber
- Piano - Oliver Collins
- Drums - Billy Abner
- Mastered By - Dc
- Photography By - Lee Friedlander
- Design, Cover - Marvin Israel
- Congas - Robert Kenyatta (A1 to A3)
- Bass - James Glenn (3)
- Congas - Robert Gossett
- Liner Notes - Ed Love
Rufus Harley
Bagpipe Blues
(LP)
