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Doin' The Thing - At The Village Gate

By Horace Silver

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Filthy McNasty; Doin' The Thing; Kiss Me Right; The Gringo/Cool Eyes (theme); It Ain't S'posed to Be Like That; Cool Eyes (full version).

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Article: Album Review

Horace Silver: The United States of Mind

Read "The United States of Mind" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

L’identità peculiare del jazz degli anni Cinquanta, la freschezza di temi e riff, la capacità di intrecciare innovazione e recupero del linguaggio primario afroamericano: Horace Silver ha sempre interpretato queste tematiche con naturale autorevolezza. La sua inventiva non si offuscava nemmeno negli anni difficili, quando la musica popolare si specchiava nell’irruenza del rock e il mestiere ...

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Horace Silver: Doin' the Thing

Read "Doin' the Thing" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Cosa si può dire di intelligente e inedito su un disco come questo? Nulla o quasi, per quanti sforzi si facciano. Anche se non si tratta di una di quelle opere che hanno fatto la storia del jazz, dal punto di vista del linguaggio ci troviamo di fronte a un prototipo jazzistico, un'icona stilistica, un classico ...

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Horace Silver: Doin' The Thing - At The Village Gate

Read "Doin' The Thing - At The Village Gate" reviewed by Hrayr Attarian

by Hrayr Attarian

Calling any of Horace Silver's Blue Note recordings outstanding is almost redundant. One, however, is especially unique, not only because of its quality, but because it is the only live recording of his most famous quintet. Although it was recorded 45 years ago, this CD has the power to transport one back in time to the ...

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The Horace Silver Quintet: Horace-Scope

Read "Horace-Scope" reviewed by Samuel Chell

by Samuel Chell

It's highly doubtful there's been a more instantaneously infectious recent release than this new Rudy Van Gelder edition of a 1960 Horace Silver master session. Without as much as a pickup note, the opening measure places the listener in stride with as irresistible a tune as Silver ever composed: “Strollin.'" The remaining pieces are no less ...

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Horace Silver: Silver's Blue

Read "Silver's Blue" reviewed by Samuel Chell

by Samuel Chell

Horace Silver has always been an effective, if limited, catch-phrase soloist, an exemplary hard bop accompanist, and a brilliant miniaturist as a composer, contributing pieces that continue to surface and surprise with their inventive, irresistible melodies and inviting harmonic progressions. Unfortunately, the popular and critical success Silver realized with 1964's Song for My Father led to ...

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Article: Book Review

Let's Get to the Nitty Gritty: The Autobiography of Horace Silver

Read "Let's Get to the Nitty Gritty: The Autobiography of Horace Silver" reviewed by Ken Dryden

by Ken Dryden

Let's Get to the Nitty Gritty: The Autobiography of Horace Silver Horace Silver Hardcover; 282 pages ISBN: 0520243749 University of California Press 2006 Horace Silver's life story is very entertaining. The pianist and composer, who has pretty much retired from performing due to back problems, pulls ...

Album

Silver's Blue

By Horace Silver

Label: Epic Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Silver's Blue; To Beat or Not to Beat; How Long Has This Been Going On?; I'll Know; Shoutin' Out; Hank's Tune; The Night Has a Thousand Eyes.

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Horace Silver: Silver's Blue

Read "Silver's Blue" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella

Recorded in July of 1956, Silver's Blue expresses the true meaning of the blues. Hank Mobley, Donald Byrd, and Joe Gordon “sing out" with a spirit true to the form as pianist Horace Silver sculpts Jazz Messenger empathy from his quintets. Half of the session comes from the leader's composing pen, “Hank's Tune" comes ...

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Blue Note Connoisseur: Andrew Hill, Larry Young, Horace Silver and more

Read "Blue Note Connoisseur: Andrew Hill, Larry Young, Horace Silver and more" reviewed by C. Andrew Hovan

by C. Andrew Hovan

When the first batch of Blue Note titles released under the new “Connoisseur" umbrella hit the stores in 1994, collectors were astounded by the news that the label would be undergoing a reissue campaign that would focus on the under appreciated gems that they had been looking to acquire for so long. In fact, this reviewer ...


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