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2018-03-23

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Horace Silver

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Avid Jazz

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Jazz

Avid Jazz is a UK jazz label that has been dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich history of jazz music for over 20 years. With its *sister label*, Avid Jazz has released an impressive catalog of albums by some of the most influential jazz artists in history.

As a label, Avid Jazz is known for its commitment to quality and authenticity. Each release undergoes meticulous remastering to ensure that the original sound recordings are faithfully preserved. This attention to detail allows listeners to experience the true essence of classic jazz music as it was meant to be heard.

Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or new to the genre, Avid Jazz offers something for everyone. From iconic albums by legends like *Louis Armstrong* and *Duke Ellington* to lesser-known gems from up-and-coming artists, there's always something exciting waiting to be discovered in their extensive collection.

Horace Silver was an American jazz pianist, composer, and bandleader. He was born on September 2, 1928, in Norwalk, Connecticut, USA and passed away on June 18, 2014 (at the age of 85) in New Rochelle, New York. Silver was a pioneer of the hard bop style of jazz during the 1950s and 1960s. He began his career by backing Stan Getz in Hartford before moving to New York City. Silver made his recording debut for Blue Note in 1952 and later formed a cooperative with Art Blakey. In the late '70s, he founded his own label called Silveto Records. Despite health problems in the '90s and being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2007, Silver continued to make music until his final studio recording for Verve in 1998.

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The album "Four Classic Albums" by Horace Silver is a compilation of four of the jazz pianist's most influential and beloved albums. Released by Avid Jazz, this collection showcases Silver's unique blend of hard bop, soul, and funk that made him one of the most innovative musicians of his time.

The first album featured in this collection is "Horace Silver Trio", originally released in 1953. This album highlights Silver's early trio work, with his distinctive piano playing accompanied by bass and drums. The tracks on this album are characterized by their melodic improvisation and rhythmic complexity, setting the stage for Silver's future groundbreaking compositions.

The second album included is "Six Pieces of Silver", released in 1956. This album marks a turning point in Silver's career as he began incorporating elements of gospel and blues into his music. The result is a collection of lively and soulful tunes that showcase Silver's exceptional skills as both a composer and performer.

The third album featured is "Blowin' the Blues Away", originally released in 1959. This critically acclaimed album solidified Silver's reputation as a master of hard bop. With its infectious grooves, catchy melodies, and dynamic solos, "Blowin' the Blues Away" remains one of Silver's most celebrated works.

The final album included in this compilation is "The Tokyo Blues", recorded live in 1962 during a tour in Japan. This album captures the energy and excitement of Silver's live performances, with his band delivering electrifying renditions of some of his most popular compositions.

Overall, "Four Classic Albums" offers listeners an immersive journey through Horace Silver's musical evolution. From his early trio work to his groundbreaking experiments with fusion and funk, this collection showcases the genius and versatility that made him one of jazz's most influential figures.

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