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Uploaded by rogerjazzfan on Jan 6, 2010
Opening track from Silver's "Six Pieces Of Silver" album. Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey on November 10, 1956 and June 15, 1958. Originally released on Blue Note (1539).
Horace Silver (piano); Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone); Donald Byrd (trumpet); Doug Watkins (bass); Louis Hayes (drums).
7 videosHORACE SILVER, Six Pieces Of Silver (1957)- 7:24
HORACE SILVER QUINTET, Let's Get To The Nitty Grittyby rogerjazzfan2,419 views
- 5:25
HORACE SILVER, Hippyby rogerjazzfan3,316 views
- 5:12
HORACE SILVER, To Whom It My Concernby rogerjazzfan2,650 views
- 6:50
LEE MORGAN, Most Like Leeby rogerjazzfan5,062 views
- 5:23
HORACE SILVER, Room 608by rogerjazzfan9,031 views
- 8:39
HORACE SILVER QUINTET, Bonitaby rogerjazzfan3,966 views
- 7:31
THE HORACE SILVER QUINTET, Pretty Eyesby rogerjazzfan3,471 views
- 9:42
WAYNE SHORTER, Mephistophelesby rogerjazzfan5,138 views
- 4:21
THE CANNONBALL ADDERLEY QUINTET, Spontaneous Combustion (Part 2)by rogerjazzfan2,135 views
- 5:26
Horace Silver - Sighin' And Cryin'by 1blue1964 views
- 5:31
HORACE SILVER QUINTET, Come On Homeby rogerjazzfan2,428 views
- 5:18
HORACE SILVER, Swingin' The Sambaby rogerjazzfan1,987 views
- 6:41
Cool Eyes Silver Horace Quintet 1958by jazzbobob50,095 views
- 10:01
HORACE SILVER, Cool Eyesby rogerjazzfan1,301 views
- 6:20
Horace Silver - Sister Sadieby FunkySkunk9050,531 views
- 6:31
HORACE SILVER, The Outlaw (Part 1)by rogerjazzfan773 views
- 4:54
Horace Silver - Baghdad Bluesby FunkySkunk908,030 views
- 8:43
HORACE SILVER, Señor Bluesby rogerjazzfan2,216 views
- 4:45
Horace Silver - How Did It Happenby FunkySkunk904,962 views
Horace SIlver ... Donald Byrd ... Louis Hayes ... How can anyone NOT like it???
IncaRoad01 1 month ago
I'm sure this was the band's theme, when I saw them in Cafe Bohemia in NYC in the late fifties. Hank Mobley blowing up a storm. "Cool Eyes" well named these guys epitomise cool.
MrOldGroover 2 months ago
Every one need some Silver arrangement just to feel great into learning some reading some music that is no crap. Silver was a great arranger.
MrUninsi 4 months ago
One of my favorite Silver songs, with strong soloing all-round, and an infectious groove laid down by Watkins & Hayes!
StradMan37 2 years ago