The powerful and challenging California-born sax virtuoso David Murray was heralded in the 1970s as an heir to the searing free-jazz icon Albert Ayler, then developed into the most eclectically receptive of world-musicians, making all-out improv and accessibly rootsy jazz and blues coexist in the most natural-sounding ways. But even by Murray's open standards, this is an unusual venture: he sets his broad-chested sax sound alongside the rasping Argentinian tango vocalist and arranger Daniel Melingo and Cuba's Sinfonieta of Sines ensemble, to reprise Nat King Cole's Latin America recordings, made in Spanish and Portuguese in 1958 and 1961.
01. El Bodeguero
02. Quizas Quizas Quizas
03. Tres Palabras
04. Piel Canela
05. No Me Platiques
06. Black Nat
07. Cachito
08. A Media Luz
09. Aqui Se Habla En Amor
David Murray: Saxo tenor, clarinete bajo
Roman Filiu Orreilly: Saxo alto
Ariel Bringuez Ruiz: Saxo tenor
Mario Felix Hernández Morrejon / Franck Mayea Pedroza: Trompetas
Denis Cuni Rodriguez: Trombón
Pepe Rivero: Piano
Reiner Elizarde Ruano: Contrabajo
Georvis Pico Milan: Batería
Abraham Mansfarroll Rodriguez: Congas
Daniel Melingo: Voz
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http://www.3dfamily.org/see-artist.php?idRoster=140
http://www.davidmurraymusic.com/DAVID_MURRAY_MUSIC/HOME.html
http://distritojazz.blogspot.com/2011/01/david-murray-cuban-ensemble-plays-nat.html
