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Performer: The Horace Silver Quintet
Genre: Jazz
Album: The Tokyo Blues
Released: 1962
Style: Hard Bop
MP3 version ZIP size: 1267 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1943 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1132 mb
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 272
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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 Too Much Sake
Written-By – Horace Silver
6:45
A2 Sayanora Blues
Written-By – Horace Silver
12:12
B1 The Tokyo Blues
Written-By – Horace Silver
7:39
B2 Cherry Blossom
Written-By – Ronnell Bright
6:11
B3 Ah! So
Written-By – Horace Silver
7:05

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey

Credits

  • Bass – Gene Taylor
  • Design [Cover] – Reid Miles
  • Drums – John Harris, Jr.
  • Liner Notes – Atsuhiko Kawabata
  • Photography By – Francis Wolff
  • Piano – Horace Silver
  • Producer – Alfred Lion
  • Recorded By [Recording By] – Rudy Van Gelder
  • Tenor Saxophone – Junior Cook
  • Trumpet – Blue Mitchell

Notes

Recorded on July 13 (A2, B1) and July 14 (A1, B2, B3), 1962.

Blue Mitchell performs by courtesy of Riverside Records.

1st original issue has
- blue & white labels with New York USA and deep groove only on the A side or no deep groove, depending on philosophy.
- "VAN GELDER" stamped and "EAR" symbol into deadwax both sides.

From the back cover: This album is dedicated to all of our many fans in Japan and to all of the Japanese people who were so very kind to us while we were making our concert tour there. It is our wish to return again some day soon. While in Japan, I noticed that the Japanese people were very fond of Latin music, which I also am very fond of. In writing some of these compositions I have attempted to combine Japanese feeling in the melodies with Latin feeling in the rhythms. I hope you enjoy them. [Signed] Horace Silver.

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
TOCJ-6493 The Horace Silver Quintet The Tokyo Blues ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM) Blue Note TOCJ-6493 Japan 2005
TOCJ-7144 The Horace Silver Quintet The Tokyo Blues ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM) Blue Note TOCJ-7144 Japan 2008
50999 2 65146 2 8, 65146 The Horace Silver Quintet The Tokyo Blues ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM) Blue Note, Blue Note 50999 2 65146 2 8, 65146 Europe 2009
BST 84110 The Horace Silver Quintet The Tokyo Blues ‎(LP, Album, RE) Blue Note BST 84110 US 1978
CBNJ 84110 SA, ST-84110 The Horace Silver Quintet The Tokyo Blues ‎(SACD, Hybrid, Album, RE, RM) Analogue Productions, Blue Note CBNJ 84110 SA, ST-84110 US 2010

Boraston
A question about the photos. How can the 1962 original have a '26 years Blue Note...' inner sleeve?

IWantYou
Those photos show a repress. The original pressing has a deep-grooved side 1.

Golden freddi
Are you sure about the first pressing having 47 West? Seen one?

Hono
Even though this isn't considered the best Horace Silver album, there is still something endearing about it. Perhaps it is Silver's trademark smile accompanied by two Japanese friends on the cover. Or maybe that despite the title of the album, there aren't many far east influences to be heard. Regardless, The Tokyo Blues is a mandatory record to own (if you can find it) if you care about Silver, Blue Note records, the Hard Bop genre or Jazz itself.

Tygolar
"The Tokyo Blues", a quintessential mid-'60s Blue Note session, is Horace Silver's tribute to the Japanese people who have long supported his funky, Latin-flavored modern jazz. American jazz has always been wildly popular in Japan, and this album is Silver's homage to the many fans that he has encountered on various triumphant tours of the island nation. While Silver's trademark funky Latin/swing is at the forefront, the inspiration of eastern delights is clearly evident in all aspects of this grooving date.