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Cultural Survival
Label: Concord Music Group
Released: 2008
Track listing: Coast To Coast; Manto Azul; Adoracion; Monk's Mood; Ay Bendito; Cultural Survival; The Forgotten Ones; La Leyenda Del Canaveral.
David Sanchez: Cultural Survival
by Brandt Reiter
Never one to play it safe, the adventurous Puerto Rican saxophonist David Sánchez has switched record labels, leaving Sony Music after a fruitful 11-year stint that culminated in a Latin Grammy for Coral, his 2004 CD of Latin classics with strings. He’s also revamped his band--out is longtime alto sax associate Miguel Zenón (who’s since emerged ...
Cara de Payaso
Featuring the music of David Sanchez
Duration: 8:19
David Sanchez Tenor Sax Solo on "Home Cookin'"
Over the past couple of decades, David Sanchez has built a reputation as a modern giant of improvisation in both straight-ahead and Latin Jazz worlds. He built his jazz chops with a number of legendary straight-ahead innovators, including Dizzy Gillespie, Jimmy Heath, and Elvin Jones. These experiences gave him a creative melodic sensibility and a keen ...
David Sanchez: Cultural Survival
by Chris May
It's been almost four years since saxophonist David Sanchez released Coral (Columbia, 2004), the disc which marked the end of an eleven year relationship with Sony Music--and it's wonderful to have his big, singing, prolix tenor back, on song and kicking. Sanchez has not been idle since Coral, touring extensively with his own band, ...
David Sanchez "Cultural Survival" Released Next Week
The new culturally inspired album from from 4-time Grammy Award winning Jazz sax master David Sanchez is now in stores. Released next week (5.20.08) on Concord Picante, the album draws heavily on classic Jazz influences such as Miles Davis & John Coltrane, while fused with David's own distinct variety of Afro-Caribbean and Latin influences. Cultural Survival ...
Coral
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Eu Sei Que Vou Te Amar, Matita Pere, Vidala, Coral, Punambi, The Elements II, Vexilla Regis, Cancion Del Canaveral, Archipelago.
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Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. Eu Sei Que Vou Te Amar; 2. Matita Per
David Sanchez: Coral
by Andrew Durkin
David Sanchez's Coral is the latest in what has turned out to be a somewhat lonely genre: the orchestral jazz album, in which a soloist is placed against a backdrop of strings (think Sketches of Spain , Focus , or Charlie Parker with Strings ). It's an airy, lush, thoughtful work, with a program that is ...
David Sanchez: A Candid Look at Music and Business Part 2-2
by Matt Merewitz
Part 1 | Part 2 It's hard to gauge what the jazz community knows about saxophonist David Sanchez. If you have BET Jazz, you may have seen him on those corny interludes - How did you discover your sense of jazz?" Albeit, a lot of people I've talked to, know very little about Sanchez. Go look ...



