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Nathan Davis: The Best of Nathan Davis '65-'76

by Clifford Allen
June 11, 2009

Nathan Davis The Best of Nathan Davis '65-'76 Jazzman 2009 The concept of a “Best Of" album seems like it should be set aside for those musicians who have entered the popular consciousness to the degree that a sampler disc would be an easy sell. In jazz, canonical ...

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Ama

By Nathan Davis

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Released: 2008
Track listing: 1. Samtak - 15:51; 2. Lens - 14:40; 3. Metasmatter - 13:10; 4. Oon - 12:11. Tutte le composizioni sono di Ha-Yang Kim.

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Ha-Yang Kim: Ama

by AAJ Italy Staff
January 8, 2008

Che fosse un momento particolarmente felice per violoncelli e violoncellisti ce n’eravamo già accorti. È da un bel pezzo che i vari Fred Lonberg-Holm, Erik Friedlander, Tomas Ulrich e Daniel Levin, solo per citarne alcuni, tengono desta l’attenzione di chi osserva gli imperscrutabili cieli della galassia impro contemporanea. Eppure, lo ammettiamo, nel novero degli adepti al ...

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Suite for Dr Martin Luther King

By Nathan Davis

Label: Pony Canyon
Released: 2007
Track listing: Introduction; Narration 1; Latin Happ'n; Narration 2; New Dues; I Believe In Him; Mean Business; Narration 3; Atlanta Walk; Narration 4; M.L.K.; Jesus Saves Us (Our Flight For Freedom); Funk-A-Dilly Molly.

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Nathan Davis: Suite for Dr Martin Luther King

Read "Suite for Dr Martin Luther King" reviewed by Hrayr Attarian

by Hrayr Attarian
July 7, 2007

Good art is the product of the times, reflecting and often impacting the world it was created in, but great art transcends both time and space. Saxophonist Nathan Davis' Suite for Dr Martin Luther King is a great work of art. It is short but powerful like a bittersweet shot of espresso. Recorded in 1976 and ...

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Article: Interview

Nathan Davis: Back From Here

by Russ Musto
June 11, 2005

AAJ: Because of your role with the Paris Reunion Band many people still think of you as an expatriate, but you have been active, here in America, as a jazz musician and educator for nearly 35 years. ND: Yeah, this is my 35th year here at University of Pittsburgh. When I think about it, ...

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