Exceptional jazz singer, pianist who flourished with a vengeance, gained a substantial following in her golden years.
Despite the encouragement of Miles Davis and Quincy Jones early in her career, jazz pianist and singer Shirley Horn stuck around the Washington, D.C., area and raised a family, playing the local clubs all throughout the '70s. In the early-‘80’s however, Horn was recorded first by the European SteepleChase label, then by Verve, and her career finally began to take off. Horn's graceful keyboard style is class personified, and ballads are her vocal specialty. She eventually received seven Grammy nominations, won an award for the Davis tribute I REMEMBER MILES, and was inducted into the Lionel Hampton Hall of Fame in 1996. Despite being ill with diabetes in later years, Horn performed and recorded until her death in 2005.
Concord / Universal Distribution
2006
Universal (1662) / Verve
2003
Universal / Verve
2001
Verve
1998
Universal Classics & Jazz / Verve
1997
Verve
1995
Verve
1992
Verve
1992
Verve
1991
Verve
1991
Universal Classics & Jazz / Verve
1988
Audiophile Records
1987
Verve
1987
Steeplechase
1984
Steeplechase
1981
Steeplechase
1981
Steeplechase
1981
Steeplechase
1978
GRP
1965
Classic Collection
1963
Polygram
1963
Can-Am
1961
Stereo-Craft
1961







