No Blues (Horace Parlan album)

No Blues is a jazz album by pianist Horace Parlan, released in 1960 on the Blue Note label. It is Parlan's second album as a leader for Blue Note.

The album features Parlan on piano, alongside Stanley Turrentine on tenor saxophone, George Tucker on bass, and Al Harewood on drums.

No Blues consists of six tracks, primarily hard bop compositions, including originals by Parlan and covers of standards. The album is noted for its bluesy and soulful feel, reflecting Parlan's gospel and blues influences. It's considered a solid example of the Blue Note sound of the era, showcasing strong improvisational skills and tight ensemble playing. While not as widely known as some other Blue Note releases, it remains a respected and appreciated album among jazz enthusiasts.