Album US 1956 on Blue Note label
Jazz (Hard-Bop)
Recorded on November 10, 1956. Address at bottom of back cover: Blue Note Records, 767 Lexington Ave, New York 21. The first pressing of BLP 1539 has the Blue Note labels with the 767 Lexington Avenue address in the rim of the labels and no "inc" no ® and the 'deep groove' pressed in the label paper [see images]. The 47 west 63rd NYC address (also still with no "inc" no ® on labels, including 'deep groove' pressed in the label paper of both sides) features with those details on the first 1958 reissue, which can be found here; the bottom of the back cover also states the address Blue Note Records Inc, 47 West 63rd St., New York 23. Later reissues do carry the "inc" and ® on the labels. These details have been extensively documented in the Blue Note guide for identifying original pressings by Frederic Cohen from the Jazz Record Center in New York. The 1st original MONO issue has: - blue and white Blue Note Records 767 Lexington Ave NYC address on deep grooved labels - flat rim vinyl - RVG etched and P for Plastylite plant etched in the dead wax, both sides, - 767 Lexington Ave., New York 21 address on back-cover - framed non laminated cover - blank spine
The Horace Silver Quintet , *1956 US album by | |
Doug Watkins b, 1934-1962 US bass | |
Louis Hayes dr, *1937 US drums | |
Horace Silver p, 1928-2014 US piano | |
Hank Mobley ts, 1930-1986 US tenor saxophone | |
Donald Byrd tr, 1932-2013 US trumpet |
Reid Miles design, cover |
Leonard Feather liner notes |
Francis Wolff photography by |
Alfred Lion producer |
Rudy Van Gelder recorded by, recording by |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Cool Eyes | The Horace Silver Quintet | ||
2 | Shirl | The Horace Silver Quintet | ||
3 | Camouflage | The Horace Silver Quintet | ||
4 | Enchantment | The Horace Silver Quintet | ||
5 | Senor Blues | The Horace Silver Quintet | ||
6 | Virgo | The Horace Silver Quintet | ||
7 | For Heaven's Sake | The Horace Silver Quintet |