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Selected Clips: Composer and saxophonist David Boykin has emerged over the past decade as an aggressively creative new voice in music. His work is rooted in the hard swinging sound of Chicago legends like Gene Ammons and Johnny Griffin and the tradition-challenging experiments of innovators like Sun Ra and Ornette Coleman. His career ranges from the funky soul of the Pharaohs to his involvement with the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians. |
The Nextspiritmental Musics David Boykin returns with a tour de force duet performance with Bakari Davis on this recording. As Boykin says in the liner notes when asked about the title, "It was put to me by Phil Cohran, one of the founders of the AACM, that the purpose of music was to prepare the people to move, for whatever you have to do...Nextspiritmental Musics is to help humanity in its evolution of reaching its next stage of spiritual and mental consciousness." This recording greatly adds to the tenor/percussion duet discography and comes highly recommended. 5 tracks in 40:26 minutes :::>>> Tell A Friend About This CD From Drimala You might also enjoy listening to: 47th Street Ghost (David Boykin Expanse) The Eighth House: Riding with Pluto (Wendell Harrison and Juma Santos) Live At the Glenn Miller Cafe (Arthur Doyle, Sonny Murray) Emancipation Proclamation (Drake and McPhee) Soul Bodies (Tsahar and Drake) Vintage Duets (Anderson and McCall) The Dried Rat-Dog (Drake and Brötzmann) Grand Marquis (McPhee and McLellan) |
