Richly talented Pop artist Horace Silver has released him latest album titled United States Of Mind and Wow! It's good. This CD grabs your attention right from the outset with That Healin’ Feelin’ and won’t let go until the very last note of the very last song Summary, which by the way is another great track. Horace Silver is one of those musicians that has the ability to just win you over with him talent. The kind of artist it’s really a treat to be able to listen to. I’m of the opinion that United States Of Mind is certainly Horace Silver’s best work in a few years. A totally enjoyable CD and an outstanding release. What I call must have music. I give it two thumbs up because it’s a collection that even the casual Pop fan can appreciate and enjoy. While this entire CD is really very good the truly standout tunes are track 6 - disc 1 - Permit Me To Introduce You To Yourself, track 9 - disc 2 - How Much Does Matter Really Matter, and track 14 - disc 2 - Summary. My Bonus Pick, and the one that got Sore [...as in "Stuck On REpeat"] is track 1 - That Healin’ Feelin’. It’s a great track! United States Of Mind Release Notes: Horace Silver originally released United States Of Mind on October 5, 2004 on the Blue Note Records label. CD Track List Follows: DISC 1: 1. That Healin' Feelin' 2. Happy Medium, The 3. Show Has Begun, The 4. Love Vibrations 5. Peace 6. Permit Me To Introduce You To Yourself 7. Wipe Away the Evil 8. Nobody Knows 9. There's Much To Be Done 10. Acid, Pot Or Pills 11. What Kind Of Animal Am I 12. Won't You Open Up Your Senses 13. I've Had A Little Talk 14. Soul Searchin' DISC 2: 1. Big Business 2. I'm Aware Of The Animals Within Me 3. Old Mother Nature Calls 4. Total Response 5. Merger Of The Minds, The 6. Cause And Effect 7. Forever Is A Long Long Time 8. My Soul Is My Computer 9. How Much Does Matter Really Matter 10. Horn Of Life 11. Who Has The Answer 12. From the Heart Through The Mind 13. All 14. Summary Personnel: Horace Silver (piano); Andy Bey, Salome Bey, Gail Nelson (vocals); George Coleman , Harold Vick, Houston Person (tenor saxophone); Randy Brecker, Cecil Bridgewater (trumpet).
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