| | Daniel Moncion Decidi CD Daniel Moncion Discography of CDs
Daniel Moncion Decidi Songs | 1. | Como Te Olvido | |
| 2. | Amor De Mi Vida | $0.99 | |
| 3. | Culpable | |
| 4. | Decidi | $0.99 | |
| 5. | Oye Dios [Remix 2008] | |
| 6. | Piensalo | |
| 7. | Si Tu Te Vas [Remix 2008] - (remix) | |
| 8. | Ya Me Canse [Remix 2008] - (remix) | |
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Personnel: David Murray (saxophone); Mal Waldron (piano).
Recorded a year before Mal Waldron's death, SILENCE pairs the late piano legend with reedist extraordinaire Dave Murray for a thoroughly satisfying duet date. Both musicians are known for their versatility, and for their ability to masterfully mine both traditional forms and left-field exploration.
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Before his passing, jazz piano legend Mal Waldron recorded these duets with tenor saxophonist and bass clarinetist David Murray at a studio in Belgium, finally issued some seven years later. The session has a somewhat hushed quality, considering the extroverted nature of Murray's playing. But he has always proved he is more than capable of nuanced, spirit-sensitive expressionism, and with the blue-green tinged style of Waldron, they fit beautifully together. It's a mix of standards, originals, familiar pieces from the Waldron book, and at least one choice that is off the beaten path. The centerpiece of any Waldron recording is his immortal composition "Soul Eyes," in this case ...
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Audio Mixer: Rob Aubrey.
Photographers: Bert Treep; Caroline Traitler.
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