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The Soul of Shirley Horn reimagines the intimate, piano-vocal artistry of one of jazz’s most enduring voices. Led by acclaimed vocalist Lynette Washington, this tribute honors Shirley Horn’s rich legacy—from her early recordings to the later celebrated works that showcased her nuanced phrasing and storytelling at the piano. As part of Jazz at Lincoln Center, the show brings together a carefully curated ensemble including Amina Figarova on piano, Bart Platteau on flute, Luques Curtis on bass, Donald Edwards on drums, and Troy Roberts on sax. The tour features performances in iconic New York venues where audiences can experience the emotional depth and sophistication that defined Horn’s sound.

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Quick Facts About The Soul of Shirley Horn

Tribute show named The Soul of Shirley Horn, led by Lynette Washington, honoring Shirley Horn's legacy.
Performance lineup for the Washington tribute includes Lynette Washington (vocals) with Amina Figarova (piano), Bart Platteau (flute), Luques Curtis (bass), Donald Edwards (drums), and Troy Roberts (sax).
Shirley Horn (1934–2005) was a renowned jazz singer/pianist; she won a Grammy for I Remember Miles (1998) and was named an NEA Jazz Master in 2005.
Horn’s discography spans a long arc from Embers and Ashes (1960) to May the Music Never End (2003); her work is celebrated for its intimate piano-vocal phrasing.
Social media presence for The Soul of Shirley Horn is currently tied to the Lynette Washington project pages and Jazz at Lincoln Center channels; see Linktree for Washington’s social links.

The records

The Soul of Shirley Horn Discography

May the Music Never End
2003 · Verve
You're My Thrill
2001 · Verve
I Remember Miles
1998 · Verve
Loving You
1997 · Verve
I Love You, Paris
1994 · Verve
Here's to Life
1992 · Verve
You Won't Forget Me
1991 · Verve
Close Enough for Love
1989 · Verve
I Thought About You
1987 · Verve
All of Me
1987 · SteepleChase
Violets for Your Furs
1981 · SteepleChase
The Garden of the Blues
1985 · SteepleChase
A Lazy Afternoon
1979 · SteepleChase
Where Are You Going
1973 · Perception
Shirley Horn with Horns
1963 · Mercury
Embers and Ashes
1960 · Stere-O-Craft
Travelin' Light
1965 · ABC-Paramount
Live at Monterey Jazz Festival
2008 · Monterey Jazz Festival Records
Live at the 4 Queens
2016 · Resonance Records

The hits

Top The Soul of Shirley Horn Songs

Makin' Whoopie
1993 · Did not chart
Hit the Road Jack
1993 · Did not chart
For Love Of Ivy
1968 · Did not chart
Have You Tried To Forget
1968 · Did not chart
Wild Is The Wind
1961 · Did not chart
Mountain Greenery
1961 · Did not chart
Do It Again
1962 · Did not chart
Wild Is Love
1962 · Did not chart

Shirley Horn (1934–2005) was a groundbreaking jazz singer and pianist whose intimate, slowed-down approach reshaped vocal piano interplay. She earned a Grammy for I Remember Miles in 1998 and was named an NEA Jazz Master in 2005, marking her as a luminary whose work continues to influence artists today. Horn’s discography spans from Embers and Ashes (1960) to May the Music Never End (2003), with a timeless catalog celebrated for its warmth and attitude. For fans and new listeners alike, The Soul of Shirley Horn offers a fresh, respectful lens on a lasting legend. Follow Lynette Washington for updates and connect with Jazz at Lincoln Center for official news and performances. Social links: Jazz at Lincoln Center, Lynette Washington on Linktree.

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