I'm Tired of Driving is an album by saxophonist/pianist Eddie Harris recorded in 1978 and released on the RCA label.[1][2]

I'm Tired of Driving
Studio album by Eddie Harris
Released	1978
Recorded	1978
Studio	P.S. Recording Studios, Chicago, IL
Genre	Jazz
Length	39:19
Label	RCA PL 12942
Producer	Richard Evans
Eddie Harris chronology
How Can You Live Like That? (1976) I'm Tired of Driving (1978) Playin' with Myself (1979)

Reception

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[3]

Richard S. Ginell of AllMusic called it a "somewhat tepid brew of mostly R&B/slanted pop/jazz music with a whiff of disco now and then, utilizing Harris' array of straight and electronically-altered vocals, lots of acoustic tenor sax, and some piano" and said "Although EH's personal sax sound is always recognizable, and he is more crisply recorded than on any of his Atlantic records, the LP's anonymous, pre-packaged '70s feeling drains much of Harris' personality right out of the studio".[3]

Track listing

All compositions by Eddie Harris except where noted.

1. "Two Times Two Equals Love" (Harris, Y. Harris) – 5:55
2. "You Are the One" (Harris, L. Harris) – 3:57
3. "Songbird" (Dave Wolfert, Steve Nelson) – 4:05
4. "I'm Tired of Driving" (Harris, S. Harris) – 4:50
5. "The Loneliest Monk" – 3:58
6. "Theme for the Foxy Ladies" (Richard Evans) – 3:39
7. "You Stole My Heart" (Harris, S., L, & Y. Harris) – 3:18
8. "There Was a Time" – 5:02
9. "What's Wrong with The World Today" – 4:35

Personnel

• Eddie Harris – varitone, tenor saxophone, piano
• Danny Leake- guitar
• Denzil Miller – keyboards
• Larry Ball – bass
• Steve Cobb, Morris Jennings (track 6) – drums
• Russell Iverson – trumpet
• Robert Lewis – cornet
• Kenneth Brass – flugelhorn
• John Avant, Morris Ellis – trombone
• John William Haynor – bass trombone
• Murray Watson, Steele Seals – saxophones
• S. A. Bobrov, Joel Smirnoff, Arnold Roth, Frank Borgognone, Roger Moulton, E. Zlatoff-Mirsky, Elliot Golub, George Palermo – violin
• Martin Abrams, Arnold Sklar – viola
• Karl B. Fruh, Kenneth Slowik – cello
• Cinnamon: Bernadene Davis, Francine Smith, Jo Ann Brown-El – backing vocals

References