Hardin & York - The World's Smallest Big Band album flac

Drums, Percussion – Pete York. Organ, Piano – Eddie Hardin. Producer – Mike Hurst. Other Versions (5 of 7) View All. Cat.

More Hardin & York Albums. The World's Smallest Big Band. The Smallest Big Band Live.

The World's Smallest Big Band (Bonus Track Version). Formed in 1969 Hardin & York were sometimes dubbed "the World's Smallest Big Band and released several successful albums, especially in Europe.

The unusual power duo of Eddie Hardin and drummer Pete York made a few albums in the late '60s and early '70s, and were aptly described as a cross between Traffic and Procol Harum. Cherry Red, Esoteric Recordings.

Hardin & York, Category: Artist, Albums: The Smallest Big Band Live, For The World, The World's Smallest Big Band, Tomorrow Today, Top Tracks: Tomorrow Today, I Can't Find My Way Home, Candlelight, The Pike, Just a Case of Time, Biography: The unusual power duo of Eddie Hardin and drummer Pete York made a few albums in the late '60s and early '70s, and were aptly described as a cross between Traffic and Procol Harum. Monthly Listeners: 357, Where People Listen: Hamburg, Berlin, London, Stockholm, Tel Aviv.

Drummer Pete York (15 August 1942, Middlesbrough, Cleveland, England) and singing keyboard wunderkind Eddie Hardin (b. 1949, England) left the Spencer Davis Group in October 1968 to team up as ‘the smallest big band in the world’ - as a duo they certainly achieved an impressive depth of sound coupled with strong melodic emphasis on their three albums, which also reflected jazz leanings and. proficient creative parameters.