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mercredi 15 janvier 2020

HORACE SILVER QUINTET SONG FOR MY FATHER

 
BLUE NOTE RECORDS 1964                           BLP 4185 

credits:

Tracks 1, 2, 4, 5
    Horace Silver — piano
    Carmell Jones — trumpet
    Joe Henderson — tenor saxophone
    Teddy Smith — bass
    Roger Humphries — drums

Tracks 3, 6-10
    Horace Silver — piano
    Blue Mitchell — trumpet exc. tracks 6, 8
    Junior Cook — tenor saxophone exc. tracks 6, 8
    Gene Taylor — bass
    Roy Brooks — drums

Recorded 
October 31, 1963; January 28 and October 26, 1964
Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs

tracks list:

A1 Song For My Father        
A2 The Natives Are Restless Tonight        
A3 Calcutta Cutie        
B1 Que Pasa        
B2 The Kicker        
B3 Lonely Woman


    
  

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