Showing posts with label Anthony Davis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anthony Davis. Show all posts
3/21/2014
Anthony Davis - Of Dreams and Blues (1978)
Anthony Davis - piano
Leroy Jenkins - violin
Pheeroan AkLaff - drums
Abdul Wadud - cello
5/14/2012
Jay Hoggard – Mystic Winds, Tropic Breezes (1982, India Navigation)
Bass – Cecil McBee
Bass Clarinet – Dwight Andrews
Drums – Billy Hart
Percussion – Don Moye
Piano – Anthony Davis
Timpani – Wilson Moorman III
Vibraphone – Jay Hoggard
4/29/2012
Anthony Davis, James Newton, Abdul Wadud - Trio 2 (1989)
This is obviously a very special recording. James Newton, arguably the greatest Jazz flutist ever, was matched in 1989 with lyrical pianist Anthony Davis and the preeminent cellist Abdul Wadud. Each of the 7 tracks is a journey through composition, experimentation, improvisation, musicianship. Extremely compelling material.
4/06/2012
George Lewis - Homage to Charles Parker (Black Saint, 1979)
George Lewis - tenor trombone, programming
Douglas Ewart - alto saxophone, bass clarinet, cymbals
Anthony Davis - piano
Richard Teitelbaum - synthesizers
2/08/2012
James Newton - James Newton (1982)
James Newton - flute
John Blake - violin
Anthony Davis - piano
Slide Hampton - trombone
Billy Hart - drums
Jay Hoggard - vibraphone
Cecil McBee - bass
1/19/2012
David Murray Octet - Home (1982, Black Saint)
Tenor Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Producer – David Murray
Alto Saxophone, Flute [Bass] – Henry Threadgill
Bass – Wilber Morris
Cornet – Lawrence "Butch" Morris
Percussion – Steve McCall
Piano – Anthony Davis
Trombone – George Lewis
Trumpet – Olu Dara
7/14/2011
Interpretations of Monk (4CD, DIW Records)

All-Star tribute to Thelonious Monk at the Columbia U. NYC 11/1/81
The band is Don Cherry, Steve Lacy, Charlie Rouse, Roswell Rudd, Richard Davis, and Ben Riley (disc 1 & 3) or Ed Blackwell (disc 2 & 4)! The 1st set (Disc 1) they are led by Muhal Richard Abrams on piano The 2nd set (Disc 2) by Barry Harris on piano The 3rd set (Disc 3) by Anthony Davis on piano The 4th set (Disc 4) by Mal Waldron on piano
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