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Horace Silver Horace Silver 1985 Umbria, Italy Jazz Festival "Barbara"

Horace Silver (piano, composer & arranger) Ralph Moore (tenor sax), Brian Lynch (trumpet), Carl Burnett (drums) and Luther Hughes (bass}

Horace Silver 1985 Umbria, Italy Jazz Festival “Gods of Yoruba” part 1

Horace Silver (piano, composer & arranger) Ralph Moore (tenor sax), Brian Lynch (trumpet), Carl Burnett (drums) and Luther Hughes (bass}

Horace Silver Horace Silver 1985 Umbria, Italy Jazz Festival “Gods of Yoruba” part 2

Horace Silver (piano, composer & arranger) Ralph Moore (tenor sax), Brian Lynch (trumpet), Carl Burnett (drums) and Luther Hughes (bass}

Horace Silver 1985 Umbria, Italy Jazz Festival “Hearing and Understanding”

Horace Silver (piano, composer & arranger) Ralph Moore (tenor sax), Brian Lynch (trumpet), Carl Burnett (drums) and Luther Hughes (bass}

Gene Harris 1994 Live on PBS Jazz Set West. “C.C.Rider”, "This Masquerade”, “Black and Blue”, "Take the A Train

With Ron Eschete, Paul Humphrey and Luther bass

Jazz at the Merc

Jazz at The Merc hosts its second virtual concert with Luther Hughes, Mark Massey and Ron Escheté.

Luther Hughes & Friends Remembering the Nat “King’ Cole trio

Featuring John Proulx Piano & Vocals & Barry Zweig guitar “Route 66” 9/5/07 @ “S” Restaurant in Westminster , Ca

Ron Escheté & Luther Hughes - Love For Sale - 1985

With an introduction by Dr. John Schneider, Ron Escheté and Luther Hughes perform Love For Sale (Cole Porter from the musical The New Yorkers) in a 1985 video televised for Soundboard TV.

Live recording date at Steamers for the CD "Mort Weiss Meets Sam Most"

Mort Weiss-Clarinet, Sam Most-Tenor Sax, Ron Eschete-Guitar, Luther Hughes-Bass and Roy McCurdy-Drums.

It's Only A Paper Moon (Luther Hughes & Friends)

A Tribute to The Nat King Cole Trio / John Proulx, piano; Barry Zweig, guitar; Luther Hughes, bass. Nov. 18, 2007 / Orange County Musician's Bash / The Marriott, Anaheim, CA

Work Song

Luther Hughes & the Cannonball-Coltrane Project, with Luther Hughes on bass, Glenn Cashman on tenor, Bruce Babad on alto, Ed Czach on piano and Paul Kreibich on drums.