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Although joined by a fine French rhythm section, trumpeter Donald Byrd and Nathan Davis on tenor, Dolphy is easily the dominant voice throughout the spirited set, showing listeners that he still had a great deal to say even though his time had run out.
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During this time, Dolphy began playing at the Le Chat Qui Pêche club with trumpeter Donald Byrd and saxophonist Nathan Davis, both of whom appear on Unrealized Tapes. (Davis recalled that he'd "never been in a band that practiced as much as we practiced [with Dolphy]; we had daily rehearsals and played every night from 10 PM till 4 AM".
11 mar 2005 · Nathan Davis may well possess the most impressive credentials of any jazz musician to ever be almost completely overlooked by the American press. Born in Kansas City, February 15th, 1937, not far from the house Charlie Parker grew up in, he began his professional career, like Bird, playing with Jay McShann.
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Tenor Saxophone – Nathan Davis (tracks: 1-7 to 2-4) Trumpet – Donald Byrd (tracks: ... This has got to be THE best version of Naima he did. Reply Helpful. Release ...
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16 nov 2012 · With tenor saxophonist Nathan Davis, and trumpeter Donald Byrd (definitely not Woody Shaw, as stated in some discographies), Dolphy completes a frontline which is as harmonically supple as it is thematically formidible; ably complemented by the incisive percussion of Jacky Bambou. Throughout the recording, the rhythm section of pianist
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