Tribute to Horace Silver
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Nesta postagem estão os três últimos albuns de Horace Silver, todos gravados em estúdio, "The HardBop GrandPop" de 1996 e "A Prescription For The Blues" de 1997 pela Impulse, e "Jazz Has A Sense Of Humor" de 1998 pela Verve. Discos com gravações originais digitais, com excelentes bandas e fieis a pulsação forte e alegre do jazz feito por Horance Silver.
[English] The blog seizes the moment of the end of the year to make tribute for the great musician Horace Silver died in the last June 18 with 85 years old. An only artist who owns a very unique style on the piano left a great discography legacy with 58 released albuns between 1950 and 1998. During all these years he had his main studio the Blue Note label where he recorded 32 albuns as a leader or as a member of groups as Stan Getz, Lou Donaldson, Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young, Howard McGhee, Al Cohn, Kenny Dorham, Art Farmer, Miles Davis and others. Besides the Blue Note, he went through several others labels such as Emerald, Silveto, Bop City, Columbia, Verve, Impulse, Spotlite, Storyville, Savoy, Prestige and Landmark. Horace Silver was a musician emerged and developed in full jazz developments between the years 1940 and 50, he had his musical soul molded into the Be Bop and Hard Bop in a very Blues sound, but he was alert the changes that occurred set their style with influences of hard bop, post-bop, mainstream jazz, modal jazz, soul jazz and fusion jazz, african music and latin music.
In this post there are the last three Horace Silver's albums, all recorded in the studio "The HardBop Grandpop" 1996 and "A Prescription For The Blues" 1997 by Impulse label, and "Jazz Has A Sense Of Humor" 1998 by Verve label. They are albuns original in digital record (the last fase of Silver) with great bands and faithful to strong and cheerful pulse Jazz made by Horance Silver.
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1998 - Jazz Has A Sense Of Humor
Tracks:
01. Satisfaction Guaranteed – 5:47
02. The Mama Suite Part 1: Not Enough Mama – 5:36
03. The Mama Suite Part 2: Too Much Mama – 4:52
04. The Mama Suite Part 3: Just Right Mama – 4:07
05. Philley Millie – 4:45
06. Ah-Ma-Tell – 6:00
07. I Love Annie's Fanny – 4:48
08. Gloria – 7:34
09. Where Do I Go from Here? – 4:01
All compositions by Horace Silver
Musicians:
Horace Silver – piano
Ryan Kisor – trumpet
Jimmy Greene – tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone
John Webber – bass
Willie Jones III – drums
1997 - A Prescription For The Blues
01. A Prescription for the Blues – 5:12
02. Whenever Lester Plays the Blues – 6:35
03. You Gotta Shake That Thing – 5:16
04. Yodel Lady Blues – 6:42
05. Brother John and Brother Gene – 4:43
06. Free at Last – 6:27
07. Walk On – 6:26
08. Sunrise in Malibu – 5:01
09. Doctor Jazz – 5:31
All compositions by Horace Silver
Musicians:
Horace Silver – piano
Randy Brecker – trumpet
Michael Brecker – tenor saxophone
Ron Carter – bass
Louis Hayes – drums
Recorded in NYC on May 29 & 30, 1997.
1996 - The HardBop GrandPop
02. The Hippest Cat in Hollywood - 6:43
03. Gratitude - 5:38
04. Hawkin' - 6:17
05. I Got the Blues in Santa Cruz - 8:05
06. We've Got Silver at Six - 7:05
07. The Hardbop Grandpop - 5:20
08. The Lady from Johannesburg - 6:02
09. Serenade to a Teakettle - 6:24
10. Diggin' on Dexter - 5:40
Horace Silver - piano
Claudio Roditi - trumpet, flugelhorn
Steve Turre - trombone
Michael Brecker - tenor saxophone
Ronnie Cuber - baritone saxophone
Ron Carter - bass
Lewis Nash - drums