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Reviews (2)
All about jazz
d. 18. June 2013
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Steve Bryant
d. 18. June 2013
"Just when you think Murray has run out of new career moves, he decides to hookup with R&B vocalist Macy Gray and take the show on the road. Some of the results of this musical venture can be heard on Be My Monster Love. Here, Murray decided to record some vocal jazz using Gray and the up-and-coming, highly talented vocalist Gregory Porter. The bonus here, though, is Murray using the great American writer/poet (and Berkeley Homie Ishmael Reed to write the lyrics".
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2013 August
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James Hale
2013 August
"Once one of the most prolific recording artists on the planet, saxophonist David Murray has become positively reclusive nowadays by comparison. Every new project brings promise. Aside from a new rhythm section, the promise here involves the inclusion of singers Macy Gray (...) and (...) Gregory Porter".