Horace Silver: Song For My Father + Posterzine® #02: The Piano Issue, Thelonious Monk Poster + History Of Jazz Piano 12” x 12” Print (Exclusive Bundle)

Exclusive Everything Jazz bundle combining the classic Song For My Father by Horace Silver; the Everything Jazz Posterzine® #02: Jazz Piano, including an exclusive poster featuring an early photograph of the piano pioneer Thelonious Monk; and a beautiful print honoring some of the most pioneering and iconic jazz pianists.

Song For My Father

A decade into his recording career, pianist Horace Silver made the album that would endure as the crown jewel of a catalog that boasts numerous hard bop classics. Song for My Father captured the transition of his quintet with two tracks taken from an October 1963 session with Blue Mitchell, Junior Cook, Gene Taylor, and Roy Brooks. A year later Silver entered Van Gelder Studio again with a new band featuring Carmell Jones, Joe Henderson, Teddy Smith, and Roger Humphries for a session that yielded four more cuts including what would become his signature tune, "Song for My Father," a dedication to his father that was inspired by both his Cape Verdean heritage and the music Silver had heard on a recent trip to Brazil.

Posterzine® #02: The Piano Issue feat. Thelonious Monk by William P. Gottlieb A1 poster

Issue 2 of the Everything Jazz Posterzine® takes to the keyboard for a celebration of the piano. It includes an exclusive poster featuring an early photograph of the piano pioneer Thelonious Monk shot at Minton’s Playhouse in 1947 by William P. Gottlieb, and a cover image of Keith Jarrett by Roberto Masotti.

History Of Jazz Piano 12” x 12” Print

The History Of Jazz Piano is an exclusive, limited edition 12” art print charting the evolution of jazz’s greatest pianists. With the look of a classic album cover, elevate your listening space with this ready to frame artwork which charts 100 years of piano history. Please note the print comes unframed. The photo with frame is for illustrative purposes only.

Zine Credits:

Words by Freya Hellier, Stephan Kunze and Jumoké Fashola.

Photography by William P. Gottlieb and Roberto Masotti.

Design and production by Verity Roberts and Posterzine®.

Thanks to our partners at Posterzine®!