What makes E.H. in the U.K. by Eddie Harris notable?

This album is significant for its bold integration of varied musical styles, reflecting a growing trend in jazz towards eclecticism in the early 1970s. Harris’s work on this album contributed to his reputation as a pioneer who influenced subsequent artists in both jazz and world music realms. By 1973, Eddie Harris was already an established figure in jazz, known for his innovative use of the saxophone and electric instruments. 'E.H. in the U.K.' followed his successful album 'The Electrifying Eddie Harris' (1967), showcasing his artistic evolution and experimentation with diverse sounds and influences during a peak phase of creativity.