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Horace Silver
American jazz pianist Horace Silver (1928-2014) made his debut in Stan Getz's
trio in 1950, before joining drummer Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers and then
the Miles Davis All Stars. Signed by the Blue Note label, his rhythmic style
made him one of the precursors of the hard bop movement, with tracks like "The
Preacher" and "Sister Sadie", on the album Blowin' the Blues Away (1959). His
classic Song for My Father (1965), a tribute to his Cape Verdean roots, was
bathed in soul, jazz and funk before its time. His orchestra featured Joe
Henderson, Blue Mitchell, Junior Cook, Hank M...
FourHorace Silver and Miles Davis
Blue Haze
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The Nearness of YouMilt Jackson, Horace Silver and Milt Jackson Quartet
Da Capo
Pennies From HeavenHank Mobley, Horace Silver, Paul Chambers, Kenny Clarke and J.J. Johnson
The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson Vol. 2
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How About You?Horace Silver
New Faces New Sounds
My One and Only LoveHorace Silver
The Stylings of Silver
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My One and Only Love101 Strings Orchestra and Horace Silver
