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One of the greatest and most popular hard bop sets of the 1960s, this classic may just be Silver’s defining platter. The slinky title track deservedly became a jukebox hit (its piano line was later lifted for Steely Dan’s “Rikki…”, while the aching “Lonely Woman” is one of Silver’s best ballads. By the way, that’s really Silver’s dad on the album cover.
One of the greatest and most popular hard bop sets of the 1960s, this classic may just be Silver’s defining platter. The slinky title track deservedly became a jukebox hit (its piano line was later lifted for Steely Dan’s “Rikki…”, while the aching “Lonely Woman” is one of Silver’s best ballads. By the way, that’s really Silver’s dad on the album cover.
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Horace Silver, Song for My Father
One of the greatest and most popular hard bop sets of the 1960s, this classic may just be Silver's defining platter. The slinky title track deservedly became a jukebox hit (its piano line was later lifted for Steely Dan's "Rikki…", while the aching "Lonely Woman" is one of Silver's best ballads. By the way, that's really Silver's dad on the album cover.
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