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Down the Line

Label: Origin Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Cuttin

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David Sills: Down the Line

Read "Down the Line" reviewed by Jack Bowers


One of the great things about jazz is that there's always room for persuasive new voices, especially those who've mastered the vocabulary and know how to swing. Saxophonist David Sills, now in his mid-thirties, qualifies easily on both counts, as he shows consistently on Down the Line, evidently his second album as a leader of his ...

Album

Eastern View

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2004
Track listing: New Break, Deep Sleep, Small Peaks, Stoned Eyes, Eastern View, Keys Found, Little Key, Tiger Tracks, Enomily, Cuttin' Back

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David Sills: Eastern View

Read "Eastern View" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


With a solid organ trio backing him, tenor saxophonist David Sills grabs your attention with his very first solo on Eastern View 's opener, the Sills-penned (as are all the songs here) “New Break." The tune opens with an organ-supplied bass groove backed by shimmering cymbals; then the guitar and sax enter, peeling off some tangy ...

Album

Bigs

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2002
Track listing: Bigs; Shark-eez; Who Can I Turn To?; I Wanted to Say; Zingaro aka Portrait in Black and White; Grunions; Star Jasmine; Waiting for Charlie; I'm Glad There Is You; Mahindo

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David Sills: Bigs

Read "Bigs" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Naxos' press release calls tenor saxophonist David Sills “a unique composite of Stan Getz, Joe Henderson and Warne Marsh." Not much pressure on that young man's shoulders, is there? Well, if Sills is feeling any pressure on Bigs, his second album for Naxos, it's never apparent; in fact, he's as loose and unflappable as Steve Irwin, ...

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David Sills: Bigs

Read "Bigs" reviewed by Dave Nathan


Tenor sax man David Sills when he came to the stylistic crossroads, obviously took the fork marked Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins and Stan Getz instead of the one marked Charlie Parker, John Coltrane and Sonny Rollins. This decision is reflected on his second release for the Naxos label. He is joined by a quartet of jazz ...

Album

Bigs

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2001
Track listing: Bigs; Shark-eez; Who Can I Turn To?; I Wanted To Say; Zingaro; Grunions; Star Jasmine; Waiting For Charlie; I'm Glad There Is You; Mahindo. (Total Time: 60:44).

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David Sills: Bigs

Read "Bigs" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


David Sills is back and Getzian as ever, with a bit of Monk thrown in. I considered David Sills debut on Naxos Jazz, Journey Together , to be one of the finest sessions released by that label since its inception. He had a definite Getzian lilt with a pretty large helping of Lester Young added to ...

Album

Journey Together

Label: Naxos Records
Released: 1999
Track listing: 317 East 32nd Street, Mai Lien, Soul Eyes, Inner Urge, Aliya, Ho chi Minh Hustle, We'll Be Together Again, where It's At, Journey Together.


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