Horace Silver featuring Woody Shaw - Live at the Half-Note

[mjzee]

Anyone have info on this upcoming release from the "Hi Hat" label?

 

[GA Russell]

Speaking of Hi Hat, they are also scheduled to release this July 10.

 

[JSngry]

[John L]

Anyone have info on this upcoming release from the "Hi Hat" label?

 

"Re-Entry" on 32 Jazz was also from the Half Note, partly with Woody Shaw.   I wonder if this is a different recording.

 

[Dan Gould]

Two CDs per the website "Forced Exposure" so maybe a good portion is unreleased.  Pretty cool but I know nothing of this label or their rights to issue the music.  I see they also have the Lee Morgan Live recording that Fresh Sound put out and was different from the Blue Note Lighthouse set.  Sounds like they think they can issue anything that was given an FM broadcast.

 

Gotta say I am very curious about Muddy Waters sharing the stage with BB in 1973.  I may just have to hold my nose and order that.

[Dan Gould]

I found a track listing for this on amazon.uk:

Track Listings

 

Disc: 1
1. Mo Joe
2. African Queen
3. Cape Verdean Blues
4. Nutville
Disc: 2
1. Que Pasa
2. The Kicker
3. Song For My Father Track listing from Re-entry is: 1. Song for My Father 2. The African Queen 3. The Natives Are Restless Tonight 4. Que Pasa 5. The African Queen So this doesn't appear to be complete, unless it's a completely different Half Note broadcast.  The Natives Are Restless Tonight is dropped, but Mo Joe, Cape Verdean Blues, Nutville and The Kicker all appear to be 'new'.

[Mark Stryker]

I've had a cassette tape of the first four tracks (Mo Joe, African Queen, Cape Verdean Blues, Nutville) since the late 80s -- thanks, Michael Weiss! -- and can report that the music is fucking incredible. Joe and Woody are on fire -- actually, the whole band is. Strong, authoritative and Joe and Woody stretching over Horace's groove. Great Roger Humphries too. Sound on my tape -- several generation dub -- was passable bootleg quality, but would be interested in knowing if any source out there is better.

[barnaba.siegel]

Isn't Hi Hat a purely pirate label? I've seen some fusion releases (Mahavishnu, RTF, Hancock) - covers looks like from classic bootlegs and reviewers complain about low sound quality.