Horace Silver - Further Explorations LP (Blue Note Tone Poet Series, All-Analog Remastered, 180g, Audiophile, Gatefold)

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Horace Silver - Further Explorations LP (Blue Note Tone Poet Series, All-Analog Remastered, 180g, Audiophile, Gatefold)Description: Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Further Explorations documents hard bop pioneer Horace Silver's quintet: Art Farmer, Clifford Jordan, Teddy Kotick, Louis Hayes. The 1958 session is particularly inspired, with Silver penning all but one of the compositions. "The Outlaw", one of his most lively creations, has brilliant solos from Silver, Jordan and Farmer. Ballad, "Moon Rays", gives the band plenty of room to stretch out. Blue Note Tone

but for his unique position at the center of the Daptone family

" What's even more remarkable is that this breakthrough came during his recovery from a car wreck that nearly took his life-the song "Through the Wire" is about the accident

also referred to as Natura Morta ("dead nature") in Italian

Description: "Changing Places" with it's new wave classic "Sleeper In Metropolis" marked the final commercial breakthrough for the exceptional artist from England in 1983

10 Positive Outlook 1

6 One Family 1

crunchy jams

11 Do Wop 1

This release comprises recordings made by Arkestra member Thomas "Bugs" Hunter made in December 1971 in the streets around the Mena House Hotel

as well as archival photos and numerous other collectable images

leaving behind a legacy of works that is sure to captivate jazz lovers for generations to come

4 When the Screams Come (03:43) 2

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