8436569193785

Blowin' The Blues Away (180g Vinyl Gatefold Sleeve)

Horace Silver

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Format: LP

Cat No: 37175

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Format Details: 180g Vinyl Gatefold Sleeve

Release Date:  20 March 2020

Label:  Jazz Images

Packaging Type:  Gate Fold Vinyl

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  8436569193785

Genres:  Jazz  

  • Description

    THE FRANCIS WOLFF COLLECTION: LP 180g VINYL IN GATEFOLD SLEEVES

    HORACE SILVER / BLOWIN' THE BLUES AWAY

    Legendary pianist and composer Horace Silver (1928 - 2014) was influenced by a wide range of musical styles, notably gospel, African, and Latin American music. He also occasionally ventured into the soul jazz genre. Silver would record exclusively for Blue Note after 1956, eventually becoming close to the label's boss, Alfred Lion, who allowed him greater input on aspects of album production than was usual at the time. Blowin' the Blues Away is hailed as one of the true classics from the pianist's discography. On this album Silver introduced some of his finest compositions, such as "Peace" and "Sister Sadie."

    All compositions by HORACE SILVER

    BLUE MITCHELL, trumpet (out on A2 & B3)
    JUNIOR COOK, tenor sax (out on A2 & B3)
    HORACE SILVER, piano
    GENE TAYLOR, bass
    LOUIS HAYES, drums
    Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey,
    August 29 (A1 & B2),
    August 30 (A3-A4 & B1),
    and September 13 (A2 & B3), 1959.
    Originally recorded by Rudy Van Gelder & produced by Alfred Lion.
    *Bonus Track (B4):
    HORACE SILVER, piano; TEDDY KOTICK, bass;
    LOUIS HAYES, drums.
    Hackensack, New Jersey, January 13, 1958. Originally recorded by Rudy Van Gelder & produced by Alfred Lion. From Silver's LP Further Explorations by the Horace Silver Quintet (Blue Note BLP1589).

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Blowin’ The Blues Away
      • 2. The St. Vitus Dance
      • 3. Break City
      • 4. Peace

      Side 2

      • 1. Sister Sadie
      • 2. Baghdad Blues
      • 3. Melancholy Mood
      • 4. Melancholy Mood [1958 Version]