Southern Horizons

This is Harriott's US-only debut LP, which contains (in their entirety) the mainstream EPs Blue Harriott (recorded on 5 May 1959), and A Guy Called Joe (recorded on 1 April and 21 April 1960), along with three extra tracks recorded during those sessions. The producer was Denis Preston at Lansdowne Studios, and the recording engineers were Joe Meek and Dick Lazenby. Richard Morton Jack comments that the recording "showcases his beautiful tone...but doesn't hint at the adventurous releases to come".

Leonard Feather, the contemporaneous DownBeat reviewer, criticized the thinness of the audio quality and commented on the ordinariness of the original compositions, with the exceptions of "Liggin'" and the title track.

All compositions by Joe Harriott except as indicated

1. "Still Goofin'" - 2:45
2. "Count Twelve" - 3:38
3. "Señor Blues" (Horace Silver) - 4:00
4. "Southern Horizons" - 6:33 (Harry South)
5. "Jumpin' with Joe" - 3:28 (South)
6. "Liggin'" - 5:48 (South)
7. "Caravan" (Duke Ellington, Juan Tizol, Irving Mills) - 5:40
8. "You Go to My Head" (J. Fred Coots, Haven Gillespie) - 6:32
9. "Tuesday Morning Swing" - 3:00

• Joe Harriott, alto saxophone
• Hank Shaw, trumpet (tracks 1-3, 5)
• Shake Keane, trumpet, flugelhorn (tracks 4, 6-9)
• Harry South, piano
• Coleridge Goode, bass
• Bobby Orr, drums
• Frank Holder, bongos (tracks 4, 7)

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