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New Jersey native Earl Harvin studied at North Texas State under Ed Soph and Henry Okstel, performed in the One'o'Clock Jazz Band, and worked with legendary Texas artists like James Clay, Marchel Ivery, MC 900 ft. Jesus, and Billy Goat. Today he works in London, Paris and LA with esteemed record producers like Trevor Horn, Craig Street, and Joe Henry, and artists like The The, Seal, Robbie ...
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Earl Harvin is the drummer of My Brightest Diamond and he provided drums on the Robbie Williams album, “Reality Killed The Video Star”.
Trio/Quartet Review by Chris Kelsey. A nicely recorded, well-played exercise in modern/mainstream jazz. Leader Earl Harvin was little-known at the time this was recorded in 1995, and it's clear by the music contained herein that he's a very fine young straight-ahead jazz drummer. He's strong and spontaneous, capable of lighting bonfires or ...
A little bit about everything...Thank you Damien and Earl for this magical night. Everyone else enjoy! http://michelbergermusic.comPictures on our Blog: http...
- 74 Min.
- 3,2M
- Michelberger Hotel
Kurzbeschreibung. Witness a genre-warping jam captured in front of a packed house at Hailey's in Denton, Texas. With Fred Hamilton on guitar and acoustic bass, Earl Harvin on drums and Dave Palmer on piano, The Earl Harvin Trio is consistently on the cutting edge of the creative music scene in Austin and Denton, Texas.
Drums – Earl Harvin; Executive-Producer – Keith Foerster; Layout – Frank Goodenough; Mastered By – Billy Stull; Photography By [Band] – Judy Walgren; Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Dave Palmer; Producer, Mixed By, Recorded By – Mark Elliott
