A jazz standard from Horace Silver's classic Blue Note era, Sister Sadie features his trademark gospel-infused piano grooves and tight horn arrangements that defined the hard bop movement.
A driving hard bop composition by Horace Silver, first recorded by the Horace Silver Quintet in 1959. Known for its blues-inflected piano work and propulsive rhythm section.
"Sister Sadie" is a Horace Silver hard bop classic, first recorded in 1959 on the album Blowin' the Blues Away. Known for its gospel-influenced piano riffs and bluesy saxophone solos, it remains a staple in jazz repertoires.
Sister Sadie is a seminal hard bop composition by Horace Silver, first recorded in 1959. Known for its bluesy gospel feel and driving rhythm, it became a jazz standard featured on Silver's album "Blowin' the Blues Away." The piece exemplifies Silver's signature style - combining funky piano riffs with sophisticated harmonies that defined the soul jazz movement.
