Reviews

David S. Ware New Quartet: Theatre Garonne, 2008 (AUM Fidelity)

Seven years after his death, fire-and-brimstone tenor saxophonist David S. Ware is still giving us new music. Théâtre Garonne, 2008 presents his New Quartet (with … Read More

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David S. Ware Trio: Live in New York, 2010 (AUM Fidelity)

More than two hours of molten, visceral, spontaneous improvisation from David S. Ware is contained on Live in New York, 2010, the third posthumous volume … Read More

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David S. Ware/Apogee: Birth of a Being

The late David S. Ware was a fully formed musician by the time he made his first recording as a leader, Birth of a Being, … Read More

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David S. Ware/Cooper-More/William Parker/Muhmmad Ali: Planetary Unknown

These four musicians have all known each other for years, but never performed as a unit until they ventured into the studio last November. Saxophonist … Read More

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David S. Ware: Onecept

David S. Ware could never be accused of following trends. If saxophone-led trios are all the rage, his release of a sax/bass/drums album feels coincidental. … Read More

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David S. Ware New Quartet: Theatre Garonne, 2008 (AUM Fidelity)

David S. Ware Trio: Live in New York, 2010 (AUM Fidelity)

David S. Ware/Apogee: Birth of a Being

David S. Ware/Cooper-More/William Parker/Muhmmad Ali: Planetary Unknown

David S. Ware: Onecept

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