Donald Harrison's "The Burners," released on Nagel Heyer Records in 2009, is a vibrant and dynamic exploration of post-bop jazz. This 17-track album, spanning over an hour and fifty-three minutes, showcases Harrison's mastery of the genre, blending traditional jazz elements with contemporary flair. The album features a mix of original compositions and reimagined classics, such as "Oleo" and "So What," demonstrating Harrison's versatility and deep roots in jazz tradition. Tracks like "Playa Haters" and "Free Style" highlight his innovative approach, while "Keep the Faith" and "The Survivor" offer moments of introspection and soulful expression. With its rich instrumentation and dynamic performances, "The Burners" is a testament to Donald Harrison's artistry and his enduring contribution to the world of jazz.
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