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A masterpiece of any muscial form......
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The song makes me think of listening to my fathers playing his jazz records. The album cover looks like my grandfather - from the hat to the attitude. I will be playing this on fathers day. Thanks for posting this.
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trumpets go in on this song
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This jazz band at my school is going to perform this song! I have to play the piano solo!!!
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Horace Silver is an attitude, of what is use to be, It's a photo of what was use to be but what a band can be now, a band that can move in front of a public. Play some Horace Silver with a band of young musiciens in front of an audience and they will be proud of the sound they can produce. To them it's not Silver it's gold.
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Thats a burnin solo by Henderson!!!
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This entire album is marvelous. Horace Silver has a lot of screen time in the documentary "A Great Day In Harlem." Everyone should check it out!
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performing this in about 2 hours in my jazz combo
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YESSSSSSSS
This song is most definitely funky bop, not hard bop (in the description). Hard bop was much more aggressive (think "Giant Steps" - Coltrane, or "Mayreh" - Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers). Hard bop is also typically a lot quicker in tempo and had complex melodies and harmonic progressions. While Horace Silver did play/compose hard bop (on piano in "Mayreh"), this isn't really a good example of it, This is much simpler, with the Latin-style straight 8ths, and the blues/gospel improv. :D
schmanarchy 6 days ago
@schmanarchy As written in the description the tune is a bossa nova. The album however is a hard bop album. Thank you for listening.
StrawberryFairyShoes 6 days ago