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Horace Silver: The Jody Grind
(Blue Note, 1966)
One of Horace Silver's more underrated projects, this recording successfully
blended Silver's trademark "funky jazz" hard-bop sound with the advanced
front line of Woody Shaw (trumpet), James Spaulding (alto sax/flute), and
Tyrone Washington (tenor sax). Larry Ridley (bass) and Roger Humpries (drums)
round out the rhythm section with Silver (piano). An underrated classic,
this album features all the elements that make Silver's best products shine.
The Jody Grind (Silver) /
Mary Lou (Silver) /
Mexican Hip Dance (Silver) /
Blue Silver (Silver) /
Grease Piece (Silver) /
Dimples (Silver)
Blue Note CD-84250
Woody Shaw's solo on "Mary Lou" (PDF/77KB).
Woody Shaw's solo on "Mexican Hip Dance" (PDF/83KB)
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Woody Shaw: Imagination
(Muse, 1987)
Shaw's last album as a leader (he died in 1989 and his health was
failing at the time of this session), this recording features Steve Turre
(trombone), Kirk Lightsey (piano), Ray Drummond (bass), and Carl Allen
(drums) playing mostly standards.
If I Were a Bell (Loesser) /
Imagination (Burke/VanHeusen) /
Dat Dere (Brown/Timmons) /
You and the Night and the Music (Dietz/Schwartz) /
Stormy Weather (Arlen/Koehler) /
Steve's Blues (Turre)
Blue Note 31791
Woody Shaw's solo on "Dat Dere" (PDF/93KB)
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