Horace Silver: 6 Pieces Of Silver LP (Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series) etjs-151 A Night In Tunisia

A Night In Tunisia

Perhaps the most unique—and certainly one of the finest—albums in his discography is Let ‘Em Roll

Joining the pianist are a cast of hard bop masters including Hank Mobley on tenor saxophone

The artwork is one of Reid Miles' most memorable cover designs

Horace Silver: 6 Pieces Of Silver LP (Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series) etjs-151 A Night In TunisiaBlue Note, 1956 At 27 years, Horace Silver's tenure as a Blue Note recording artist was the longest of any artist in the history of the label. The legendary pianist and composer cut his first Blue Note session Horace Silver Trio in 1952 and his session for Silver 'N' Strings Play The Music of the Spheres was the very last recording date before the label went dormant in 1979. In between, Silver recorded some of the most beloved albums in the Blue Note