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David Murray: Like A Kiss That Never Ends
by AAJ Staff
Saxophonist David Murray is like a kiss that never ends, courtesy of his amazing recorded output going back over two decades. Fresh on the heels of the new millenium, Murray returns with Like A Kiss. Throughout his recorded work, he's maintained high standards--yet he always seems bent on skirting predictability. Each new disc reflects a different ...
Fo Deuk Revue
By David Murray
Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Blue Muse, Evidence, One World Family, Too Many Hungry People, Chant Africain, Abdoul Aziz Sy, Village Urbana, Thilo.
Octet Plays Trane
By David Murray
Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Giant Steps, Naima, The Crossing, India, Lazy Bird, A Love Supreme: Part I -- Acknowledgment.
The David Murray Octet Plays Trane
By David Murray
Label:
Released: 2000
Track listing: Giant Steps, Naima, The Crossing, India, Lazy Bird, A Love Supreme: Part 1- Acknowledgement (69:23)
David Murray: Fo Deuk Revue
by AAJ Staff
Saxophonist David Murray signed to Justin Time in '95 and makes his Justin Time debut on Fo Deuk Revue, an impressively ambitious work recorded in Dakar, Senegal in mid-'96. His ensemble on this record includes American artists such as Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Darryl Burgee, Hugh Ragin, and Robert Irving III, as well as a host of Senegalese ...
David Murray Octet: Octet Plays Trane
by AAJ Staff
Saxophonist David Murray's latest record, Octet Plays Trane, returns to the heart of the African-American jazz canon with joy and sophistication. Unlike many works with this large an ensemble, Octet Plays Trane steers clear of the rigidity of arranged large-group playing as well as the potential chaos coming from mass improvisation. Murray's orchestration of “Giant Steps," ...
David Murray: The David Murray Octet Plays Trane
by C. Andrew Hovan
So, here we have another Coltrane tribute. But wait a minute, wasn’t Murray part of another Trane project of several years back? Oh well, it doesn’t really matter because Murray and the Octet are working on a level here that magnificently transcends the typical “copycat” forms of homage. This is just as much a message about ...
The David Murray Quartet: Seasons
by Mike Neely
One of our finest saxophonists has recorded a surprising CD. David Murray who is usually associated with the avant-garde has collaborated with a first rate rhythm section to produce a melodic, mainstream disc at times akin to a Ben Webster small group session. This is quite a surprise from the World Saxophone Quartet's lead saxophone star. ...
