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Now Is Another Time
By David Murray
Label: Unknown label
Released: 2003
Track listing: Crystal; Aerol
Taoue
By David Murray
Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Aduna; Taoué; Casa Leule; Xarrit Sama; Cobb's Cat; Wakhtane; Darn That Dream;
David Murray Latin Big Band: Now Is Another Time
by Jim Santella
David Murray shares the microphone with two large ensembles here to combine articulate big band arrangements with fiery, Afro-Cuban improvisation. His wall of percussionists and detailed harmonic landscape introduce the leader’s seven compositions. Where one piece moves slowly along sensual borders, the next selection charges headlong into a frenzy of animation. All the while, the composer ...
Yonn-De
By David Murray
Label: Unknown label
Released: 2002
Track listing: Twa Jou San Manje; Youyou; On Jou Maten; Onomatopee (Boula Djel); Nwel
Love Outside Of Dreams
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Love Outside Of Dreams; Song For A New South Africa; Song Of Myself; Nia; Meditation For The Celestial Warriors; The Ebullient Duke; Fred; One World Family.
David Murray & The Gwo-Ka Masters: Yonn-De
by Mark Corroto
Saxophonist David Murray revisits his Creole project and this time sucessfully negotiating the music of Guadeloupe on Yonn-De. His prior outing, the 1998 Creole, adapted the Caribbean Island’s French, Spanish, African, and South American musical culture to a very recognisable American jazz and blues. This outing, he adapts his sound to the percussion-heavy music of the ...
Like A Kiss That Never Ends
By David Murray
Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Blues For Felix; Like A Kiss That Never Ends; Dedication; Suki Suki Now; Ruben's Theme Song; Mo' Bass; Let's Cool One.
Now Is Another Time
By David Murray Latin Big Band
Label: Justin Time
Released: 2001
Track listing: Crystal; Aerol's Change; Blue Muse; Break Out; Mambo Dominica; Giovanni's Mission; Sad Kind Of Love;
David Murray: Like A Kiss That Never Ends
by Mark Corroto
Ever since David Murray's arrival on the seventies New York loft scene, he has been hailed as the heir to Albert Ayler, John Coltrane, and Ben Webster. He has also been assailed for lacking imagination, proper technique, and authenticity. Perhaps this wide range of opinion reflects the fact that Murray has spoken with many voices over ...
