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David Murray: Sacred Ground
Queste musiche sono state poi ulteriormente sviluppate da Murray, che ha incaricato il poeta Ishmael Reed di scrivere i testi per due tracce ("Sacred Ground" e "Prophet of Doom"), in cui troviamo la voce calda ed evocativa di Cassandra Wilson.
Come si può intuire da queste brevi note, si tratta di un album che solleva temi importanti, cupi. Ovviamente, i brani riflettono pienamente l'oppressività di certi argomenti, soprattutto nella voce straziante del clarinetto basso. Non mancano comunque anche momenti più distesi e sereni, come "Transitions" o "Family Reunion", nei quali l'improvvisazione scorre libera e gioiosa.
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Track Listing
1. Sacred Ground; 2. Transitions; 3. Pierce City; 4. Banished; 5. Believe in Love; 6. Family Reunion; 7. Prophet of Doom
Personnel
David Murray
saxophone, tenorDavid Murray (sax tenore, clarinetto basso); Cassandra Wilson (voce in tracce 1, 7); Lafayette Gilchrist (piano); Ray Drummond (contrabbasso); Andrew Cyrille (batteria)
Album information
Title: Sacred Ground | Year Released: 2008 | Record Label: Justin Time Records
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