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Horace Parlan overcame physical disability and thrived as a pianist despite it. His right hand was partially disabled by polio in his childhood, but Parlan made frenetic, highly rhythmic right hand phrases part of his characteristic style, contrasting them with striking left-hand chords. He cited Ahmad Jamal and Bud Powell as prime influences, though he also infused blues and R&B influences ...
2. Juni 2020 · Tracklist:[00:00] A1. No BluesWritten-By – M. Davis[06:14] A2. My Foolish HeartWritten-By – Washington, Young[11:12] A3. Have You Met Miss Jones?Written-B...
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Savannah Churchill: I Want To Be Loved. The Complete Horace Parlan Blue Note Sessions. Blue Note: 35514-5. Buy download online. Horace Parlan (piano), George Tucker (upright bass), Al Harewood (drums), Horace Parlan Quintet, Stanley Turrentine (tenor saxophone), Tommy Turrentine (trumpet), Grant Green (guitar), Booker Ervin (tenor saxophone ...
1. März 2017 · Horace Parlan, an acclaimed jazz pianist whose style was unlike anyone else’s, largely because he had to compensate for a partly disabled hand, died on Feb. 23 in Korsor, Denmark.
Price: $29.99. Order Now. Description. Tracklist. Video. When one is stricken with polio as a child, resulting in a partially paralyzed right hand, becoming a pianist may not seem like a logical career move. However Horace Parlan had too much soul to stay away from music, and he turned his disability into an advantage and his own personal style.
3. Sept. 2014 · Horace Parlan: 'Speakin' My Piece'. I first encountered Horace Parlan's unusual and dramatic piano style on Dexter Gordon's magnificent album Doin' Allright, recorded for Blue Note in May 1961. On the recording, Gordon and trumpeter Freddie Hubbard were out front, backed by Parlan, George Tucker on bass and Al Harewood on drums.
Recorded on February 15, 1963. This material was first released in 1976 as part of Booker Ervin - Back From The Gig. Originally issued in this format with this catalog number in 1986 on Horace Parlan - Happy Frame Of Mind.
