Wilbur Harden
Wilbur Harden is a mystery man in jazz history, for he appeared on some important recording sessions (most notably with John Coltrane) and then, after 1960, pretty well disappeared. He played R&B with Roy Brown (1950) and Ivory Joe Hunter, and then served in the Navy. Harden emerged in 1957, recording with Yusef Lateef, and led four record dates for Savoy in 1958; three were with Coltrane (who became the leader on reissues), and one in a quartet with Tommy Flanagan. In 1960, Wilbur Harden (who was one of the first trumpeters to regularly double on flügelhorn) recorded one title with Curtis Fuller, but then ill health forced him to retire at the age of 35.
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Dial Africa (All Tracks Remastered)
Jazz - Erschienen bei Hit Singles Records am 19.06.2021
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Tanganyika Strut (Hq Remastered)
Jazz - Erschienen bei Vintage Recordings am 28.05.2021
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Getting to Know You / I Have Dreamed (All Tracks Remastered)
Jazz - Erschienen bei Hit Singles Records am 17.07.2020
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Best of Wilbur Harden
Jazz - Erschienen bei Soul Light Records am 08.12.2017
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