Horace Silver - Senor Blues (1955-1959) 320 kbps
BAND/ARTIST: Horace Silver
- Title: Senor Blues
- Year Of Release: 1992
- Label: Giants Of Jazz
- Genre: Jazz, Hard Bop
- Quality: MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 67:29
- Total Size: 160 MB(+3%)
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Artist: Horace Silver
Title Of Album: Senor Blues
Year Of Release: 1992
Label: Giants Of Jazz
Genre: Jazz, Hard Bop
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Total Time: 67:29
Total Size: 160 MB(+3%)
Tracklist
01. The Preacher (4:18)
02. Hippy (5:24)
03. Hankerin' (5:19)
04. To Whom It May Concern (5:11)
05. Senor Blues (7:05)
06. Cool Eyes (5:59)
07. Home Cookin' (6:30)
08. Soulville (6:19)
09. Tippin' (6:12)
10. Finger Poppin' (4:47)
11. Come On Home (5:31)
12. Cookin' At The Continental (4:53)
This Horace Silver CD compilation is yet another in the series of unauthorized reissues by the European bootleg label Giants of Jazz. With a dozen selections taken from five separate sessions originally recorded by the pianist for Blue Note, it is a good cross section of his early dates as a leader, though the mediocre sound, with its unexpected channel shifts and dropouts, is extremely annoying. Since most of the music has been reissued (or will be) by Blue Note in its complete re-creations of the original albums, there is little incentive to acquire this disappointing disc, unless someone is on a very tight budget, wants a representative sampling of Horace Silver's work, and can tolerate the average-to-abysmal sound, rather than spend just a little more for the real deal.
Title Of Album: Senor Blues
Year Of Release: 1992
Label: Giants Of Jazz
Genre: Jazz, Hard Bop
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Total Time: 67:29
Total Size: 160 MB(+3%)
Tracklist
01. The Preacher (4:18)
02. Hippy (5:24)
03. Hankerin' (5:19)
04. To Whom It May Concern (5:11)
05. Senor Blues (7:05)
06. Cool Eyes (5:59)
07. Home Cookin' (6:30)
08. Soulville (6:19)
09. Tippin' (6:12)
10. Finger Poppin' (4:47)
11. Come On Home (5:31)
12. Cookin' At The Continental (4:53)
This Horace Silver CD compilation is yet another in the series of unauthorized reissues by the European bootleg label Giants of Jazz. With a dozen selections taken from five separate sessions originally recorded by the pianist for Blue Note, it is a good cross section of his early dates as a leader, though the mediocre sound, with its unexpected channel shifts and dropouts, is extremely annoying. Since most of the music has been reissued (or will be) by Blue Note in its complete re-creations of the original albums, there is little incentive to acquire this disappointing disc, unless someone is on a very tight budget, wants a representative sampling of Horace Silver's work, and can tolerate the average-to-abysmal sound, rather than spend just a little more for the real deal.
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