Legendary Jazz Pianist Horace Silver in 1976. The original performance on the dvd was about 12:30, so I had to edit this. It has the wonderful intro, plus a Silver solo, then the theme again, and...
Legendary Jazz Pianist Horace Silver in 1976. The original performance on the dvd was about 12:30, so I had to edit this. It has the wonderful intro, plus a Silver solo, then the theme again, and a great ending. From his dvd "Live at the Umbria Jazz Festival 1976"
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To all the timing issue comments, the trumpet and sax tend to rush the melody in the A section and then drag it in the B section. It also seems to speed up (tastefully) at around about 3:40.
I hear some timing issues with the horns. My guess is that they tended to rush the melody and Silver told them to back off. If you know the words (or Leon Thomas' wordsat least), there's an odd slowdown on "to be devoted to and always stand by me." Still great.
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we play this tune at every gig
horace the man