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Horace Silver
Although known as one of the world's greatest pianists, Horace Silver's first
instrument was the tenor saxophone. Heavily influenced by saxophonist Lester
Young and pianist Bud Powell, Silver was discovered playing at a club in
Hartford, Connecticut where his trio backed Stan Getz on saxophone, who
subsequently took him on the road with him and recorded three of his
compositions.
Moving to New York, Silver got a weekly residency at the famous Birdland jazz
club, where he was signed by Blue Note Records and formed the Jazz Messengers
with Art Blakey. He also became a member o...
It Never Entered My MindHorace Silver
FourHorace Silver and Miles Davis
How About You?Horace Silver
Without YouHorace Silver
My One and Only Love101 Strings Orchestra and Horace Silver
The Nearness of YouMilt Jackson, Horace Silver and Milt Jackson Quartet
It Never Entered My MindHorace Silver
Quadromania : Down Home
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FourHorace Silver and Miles Davis
Blue Haze
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How About You?Horace Silver
Prelude To A Kiss
Without YouHorace Silver
Horace-Scope
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My One and Only Love101 Strings Orchestra and Horace Silver
Music For Lovers
The Nearness of YouMilt Jackson, Horace Silver and Milt Jackson Quartet
Da Capo
