Rashied Ali Judgment Day, Vol. 1 CD

Judgment Day, Vol. 1 Music

Category	Jazz Albums, Jazz Instrument CDs, Classics (Silents / Avant Garde)
Label	Survival
Orig Year	2006
All Time Sales Rank	588164
CD Universe Part number	7335429
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 18, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Rashied Ali Judgment Day, Vol. 1 Songs

	1.	Sidewalks in Motion
	2.	Dania
	3.	You're Reading My Mind
	4.	Judgment Day
	5.	Shied Indeed
	6.	Raw Fish
	7.	Big Push, The
	8.	M.O.
	9.	Multi Culti

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Hi, my name is David Payne and was raised up in Brooklyn, NY. Music has always been apart of my life. My Father always had different instruments in the home, which gave me the appreciation of many different musical sounds that could be made. The organ and the piano were two of those instruments I used to love hearing my father play and sing his favorite ballads. Though he nevered went to school for music, he was able to teach himself to play the piano and organ. My parents had me take piano lessons even though I didn't want to but it gave me a basic foundation for the music field. I remember my first concerto "The Chocolate Soldier". I didn't stick with the lessons as I should have, I regret it, but you know being young and all it's hard to concentrate on one thing. My surrounding family were also musically inclined. My aunt's all had beautiful voices including my mother and grandmother. On my father's side of the family I've had a group of cousins who had there own band. I also found out later in life that Freda Payne is a cousin of mine. I was never close to that part of the family, (man I wish I was). Anyhew me and my uncle started a band during the James Brown era, me singing the lead but it never got off the ground. As I grew older ...