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  1. David Murray, the master saxophonist who has reconciled the whole history of jazz tenor, from swing to free, during a wildly prolific career. - NYTimes. Several of his recordings are among the benchmark achievements in the postmodern era and others attest to a consistency that is rare in any era […]

  2. Jun 8, 2024 · All About Jazz is celebrating David Murray's birthday today! David Murray (tenor saxophone and bass clarinet) is a Jazz artist who has recorded over 130 albums, including 2 recorded in 2006 (Gwotet and Pushkin) and a forthcoming album to be released in Summer 2007.

  3. davidmurray.xyz › bioDavid Murray

    David Murray. Since he arrived in NY in 1975, David Murray established himself as one of the prominent saxophone players and leaders of jazz. He has released over 200 albums under his own name, working with the likes of Max Roach, Randy Weston, Pharoah Sanders, McCoy Tyner, Taj Mahal, Mal Waldron, Amiri Baraka, Jerry Garcia, Doudou N’daye ...

  4. Nov 27, 2022 · David Murray, a wicketkeeper for the West Indies cricket team in the 1970s and 1980s, has died at age 72, Cricket West Indies said on Saturday. Making his international debut in 1973, the ...

  5. Born in Oakland, California on February 19, 1955, David Murray has made his mark on the world of jazz as one of the most versatile and innovative saxophonists of his generation. Known for his expressive, powerful style and his ability to blend various jazz traditions, Murray’s contributions to jazz saxophone are as unique as they are influential.

  6. May 20, 2024 · The following is an interview between jazz journalist Morgan Enos and tenor saxophonist/bass clarinettist David Murray. His new album, Francesca, was released 17 May via Intakt Records, and features pianist Marta Sanchez, bassist Luke Stewart, and drummer Russell Carter.

  7. Nov 24, 2023 · David Murray is arguably the most consequential tenor saxophonist and bass clarinetist of his generation. He was part of New York's loft scene in the '70s and began his recording career with 1976's Flowers for Albert, as well as co-founding the renowned World Saxophone Quartet.