Rufus Harley - Courage: The Atlantic Recordings (Remastered Limited Edition) (2006)

At the heart of Courage: The Atlantic Recordings (2006) are the four out-of-print LPs that multi-instrumentalist Rufus Harley (bagpipes/flute/sax) cut for the label during the mid- to late 1960s. Also featured are a previously unissued cover of "Where Have All the Flowers Gone" as well as "Pipin' the Blues," a Harley/Stitt duet from Sonny Stitt's Deuces Wild (1967) platter. Although criminally dismissed by many as a novelty, Harley successfully integrated the seemingly limited B flat and F drone of the bagpipes into the realm of (concurrently) modern jazz.

Tracklist:

Disc 1:

Bagpipe Blues
1. Bagpipe Blues
2. Kerry Dancers
3. Who Can I Turn To
4. More
5. Chim Chim Cheree
6. Sportin'
7. Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child

Scotch & Soul
8. Feeling good
9. If You Could See Me Now
10. Taurus The 20th
11. Scotch & Soul
12. Passing The Cup Around
13. Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square, A
14. Sufur

Deuces Wild
15. Pipin' The Blues - (with Sonny Stitt)

Disc 2:

A Tribute To Courage
1. Sunny
2. Tribute To Courage, A (JFK)
3. Swing Low Sweet Chariot
4. Ali
5. "X"
6. About Trane

King/Queens
7. Eight Miles High
8. Moon River
9. Love Is Blue
10. Windy
11. King
12. Queens

King/Queens Outtake
13. Where Have All The Flowers Gone?