The Horace Silver Quintet – You Gotta Take A Little Love

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	You Gotta Take A Little Love LP, Album, Stereo, Unipak	Blue Note – BST 84309	US	1969	US — 1969	Recently Edited
	You Gotta Take A Little Love LP, Album, Stereo, Gatefold	Blue Note – BST 84309 K	Germany	1969	Germany — 1969	New Submission
	You Gotta Take A Little Love LP, Album, Stereo, Unipak	Blue Note – BST 84309	US	1969	US — 1969
	You Gotta Take A Little Love 8-Track Cartridge, Album, Stereo	Liberty – 8956	US	1969	US — 1969	New Submission
	You Gotta Take A Little Love CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered	Blue Note – 0946 3 74222 2 9	Europe	2007	Europe — 2007	Recently Edited
	You Gotta Take A Little Love CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered	Blue Note – 0946 3 74222 2 9	US	2007	US — 2007	New Submission
	You Gotta Take A Little Love CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered, SHM-CD	Blue Note – TYCJ-81088, Blue Note – BST 84309	Japan	2014	Japan — 2014	New Submission
	You Gotta Take A Little Love LP, Album, Stereo, Unipak	Blue Note – BST 84309	US		US	New Submission
	You Gotta Take A Little Love CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered	Blue Note – 0946 3 74222 2 9	Europe		Europe	New Submission
	You Gotta Take A Little Love CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered	Blue Note – 0946 3 74222 2 9	Europe		Europe	New Submission

cshsfg Apr 5, 2024
Edited 9 months ago
referencing You Gotta Take A Little Love (LP, Album, Stereo, Unipak) BST 84309
With some other late-60s hard bop Blue Notes getting a little more attention, I wonder if this one will have its day. At worst, this is Horace Silver doing hard bop about as well as he ever did it; at best, there are some moments on here that could easily make this a higher dollar record if it was released a bit earlier with different artwork, and maybe if it was under someone else's name (Bennie Maupin?). If you can find a copy for a good price, it's easily worth for The Belly Dancer and Brain Wave, the latter of which is (in my opinion) a great, slightly unsettling nod in a post-bop direction that Bennie Maupin and Billy Cobham really tear it up on.