Happy Frame Of Mind

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1. Oct 05,  · Recorded in but not issued until here's the title-track from Horace Parlan's overlooked BLUE NOTE album 'Happy Frame of Mind'(not for me after the election!) with the great Booker Ervin & Johnny Coles: wahmkettapatenologandnofatibu.coinfo?v=5XxkVDO8M1c.

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2. Aug 05,  · Your frame of mind is the mood that you are in, which causes you to have a particular attitude to something. Lewis was not in the right frame of mind to continue. More Synonyms of frame of mind COBUILD Advanced English Dictionary.

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3. Happy frame of mind Wicked work by pianist Horace Parlan — and one of his most stunning Blue Note sessions ever! The album was first recorded in , but then kept on the shelf for years — seeing only brief release as part of a Booker Ervin package in the late 70s, and finally coming out with the proper cover and lineup at some point in.

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4. Happy Frame of Mind finds Horace Parlan breaking away from the soul-inflected hard bop that had become his trademark, moving his music into more adventurous, post-bop territory.9/

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5. The Music Matters series of RPM releases keeps coming up with gems, such as this fifth addition to the Horace Parlan discography. By , Parlan’s group had added the unique talents of Johnny Coles on trumpet, Booker Ervin on tenor, Grant Green on guitar, .

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6. Perhaps that's the reason why Happy Frame of Mind sat unissued in Blue Note's vaults until , when it was released as part of a double-record Booker Ervin set, but the fact of the matter is, it's one of Parlan's most successful efforts, finding the perfect middle ground between accessible, entertaining jazz and more adventurous music.

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7. Feb 04,  · Digging a little further however Happy Frame of Mind was recorded in and Horace hadn’t done anything in or so over-saturation was not the reason for this session being canned. Interestingly was the last Three Sounds release on BN until

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8. Mar 25,  · Happy Frame of Mind. The Music Matters series of RPM releases keeps coming up with gems, such as this fifth addition to the Horace Parlan discography. By , Parlan’s group had added the unique talents of Johnny Coles on trumpet, Booker Ervin on tenor, Grant Green on guitar, Butch Warren on bass and Billy Higgins on drums.

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9. Happy Frame of Mind. Add to Custom List. Add to My Collection. AllMusic Rating. 9. User Ratings (0) Your Rating. Overview ↓ User 9/

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