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Horace Silver: Jazz Times; Downbeat
Horace Silver Quintet: "Song for My Father"
...you've almost certainly heard a snatch of this one of late, between the holiday and Silver's passing yesterday.
The Jazz Messengers (essentially, in first form): A Night at Birdland, Volume 1
Horace Silver Quintet: "Nobody Knows" (from The United States of Mind)
Horace Silver Quintet: "The Gods of Yoruba," Part 1
Part 2
Horace Silver Quintet and Elvin Jones Trio: Jazz After Midnight (1968)
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Great talent. I have many of his albums, enjoy them fairly often. I downloaded Tokyo Blues just a couple of weeks ago so I could listen while out walking.
So long, Horace, a giant of American music both as a pianist (often underestimated) and composer. Some other great ones besides Song for My Father and the others you've posted: Silver's Blue, Sister Sadie, Filthy McNasty, The African Queen, Too Much Sake, and on and on.
Famously a nice guy as well as (much like Art Blakey) a mentor to younger jazz musicians.
Just recalled, I saw him once - maybe twice - at the Playboy Jazz Festival, back in the day. It was a quartet, but I don't remember who he was with.
No, make that a quintet.
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