About this episode
In this episode of 8:30, your 8:30 crew take a deep dive into the artistry of the one and only Horace Silver. Born September 2nd 1928, Horace became a one of a kind soulful and unique pianist and adventurous composer with classic jazz standards like Song For My Father and Sister Sadie. Herman Hollywood Dawkins and Ray The Jazz Man invite you to come along for the treat for your ears and explore the fantastic sounds of Horace Silver.
Songs Include:
- Song For My Father
- Doodlin’
- Lonely Woman
- Sister Sadie
- Que Pasa
- Senor Blues
- Barbara
- Filthy McNasty
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