Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Blues For Felix ~ David Murray Power Quartet
2. Like A Kiss That Never Ends :: Como Un Beso Que Nunca Se Acaba ~ David Murray Power Quartet
3. Dedication ~ David Murray Power Quartet
4. Suki Suki Now ~ David Murray Power Quartet
5. Ruben's Theme Song ~ David Murray Power Quartet
6. Mo' Bass ~ David Murray Power Quartet
7. Let's Cool One ~ David Murray Power Quartet
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info |
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| Personnel includes: David Murray (tenor saxophone, bass clarinet); John Hicks (piano); Ray Drummond (bass); Andrew Cyrille (drums). | |
| Recorded at Sound On Sound Studios, New York, New York on June 5 & 6, 2000. Includes liner notes by Juan Rodriguez. | |
| Personnel: David Murray (bass clarinet, tenor saxophone); John Hicks (piano); Andrew Cyrille (drums). | |
| Liner Note Author: Juan Rodriguez. | |
| Recording information: Sound on Sound, New York, NY (06/05/2000-06/??/2000). | |
| As Juan Rodriguez writes in the liner notes, this recording is unusual for David Murray in its lack of theme. Yet, as Rodriguez also correctly notes, the saxophonist's "full-bodied attack and tireless ideas" are themselves a sort of musical concept. In any case, fans of Murray will not be disappointed, even if the album does not break any new ground for the talented Murray. Not that it needs to do so. Murray distinguished himself in the 1970s and 1980s with his affinity for the avant-garde, but that commitment receded (or matured, depending on your perspective) to a more mainstream approach with time. While this set of mostly original tunes is rooted firmly in the depths of melodic invention, it does not neglect the saxophonist's roots as an adventurous performer. There is a nice mix of songs, from the slow and lush to the hard-hitting. The saxophonist's group, which he calls his "Power Quartet," is filled with some of the best players in the trade, from the talented and seemingly ubiquitous bassist Ray Drummond, to longtime colleagues, drummer Andrew Cyrille and pianist John Hicks. The latter, in particular, is impressive on the instant album, with some aggressive playing that puts him in the driver's seat. While Like a Kiss That Never Ends is not pivotal in Murray's distinguished career, it nonetheless retains the high quality that has marked so much of his work. ~ Steven Loewy | |
Producer: David Murray |
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Engineer: Bill Szawlowski |
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Musical Guests | |
| Andrew Cyrille | |
| Ray Drummond | |
| John Hicks | |
Compilation Appearances
| Art Of The Ballad |
Associated Artists and Works
| El'Zabar's, Kahil Ritual Trio | |
| El'Zabar, Kahil | |
| Fox, Donal | |
| Freeman, Chico | |
| Hicks, John | |
| Jackson, D.D. | |
| Jang, Jon | |
| Lucky Four | |
| Mover, Bob | |
| Original Soundtrack | |
| Takase, Aki |
Technical Info
| Release Date : 03/13/2001 | |
| Original Release Date : 2001 | |
| Catalog ID : JUST 1532 | |
| Label : Justin Time | |
| Number of Discs : 1 | |
| Studio/Live : Studio | |
| Mono/Stereo : Stereo | |
| SPAR Code : n/a | |
| UPC : 00068944015320 |













