What makes That Healin' Feelin' by Horace Silver notable?

'That Healin' Feelin'' is notable for its emphasis on uplifting, positive messages and its appeal during a time of social upheaval. The album received critical acclaim, contributing to Silver's lasting influence on both hard bop and later jazz movements, and it remains a reference point for musicians exploring the intersection of spirituality and jazz. In 1970, Horace Silver was in a transitional phase of his career, following his acclaimed albums like 'Song for My Father' (1965). 'That Healin' Feelin'' marked his continued exploration of spiritual themes within jazz, showcasing his distinctive compositional style and unique piano voice. This album came during a period when Silver was solidifying his reputation as a leading figure in the jazz scene.

Who is That Healin' Feelin' for?

That Healin' Feelin' works well if you're into uplifting melodies for daily joy, steady groove for relaxed afternoons and feel-good vibes with friends.

How many songs are on That Healin' Feelin'?

That Healin' Feelin' has 9 tracks, running approximately 36 minutes.

That Healin' Feelin'

Horace Silver · 1970

36 min · 9 tracks · hard bop

A vibrant blend of hard bop rhythms and soulful melodies that uplift the spirit.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

uplifting melodies for daily joy
steady groove for relaxed afternoons
feel-good vibes with friends
inviting sound for gatherings

Maybe skip if you want

prefer fast-paced listening experiences
seek intense emotional drama

Where this album fits

Career context: In 1970, Horace Silver was in a transitional phase of his career, following his acclaimed albums like 'Song for My Father' (1965). 'That Healin' Feelin'' marked his continued exploration of spiritual themes within jazz, showcasing his distinctive compositional style and unique piano voice. This album came during a period when Silver was solidifying his reputation as a leading figure in the jazz scene.
Stylistic neighbors: Art Blakey· Thelonious Monk· McCoy Tyner