Everything about Dave Burrell totally explained
Davis Burrell (born
September 10,
1940) is an
American jazz instrumentalist, most notably on the
piano. He has worked for many jazz musicians including
Archie Shepp,
Pharoah Sanders,
Marion Brown and
David Murray.
History
Born in
Middletown, Ohio, Howard grew a fondness for jazz after meeting
Herb Jeffries at a young age. Howard studied
music until 1960 at the
University of Hawaii before transferring to
Berklee College of Music in
Boston, Massachusetts in 1961. He moved to
New York City in 1966 after
graduating with a degree in
musical composition. During his years there, he started a band called the
Untraditional Jazz Improvisational Team with
saxophonist Byard Lancaster,
bassist Sirone, and
drummer
Bobby Kapp.
In 1968, Burrell helped co-found another band,
360 Degree Music Experience, with
Grachan Moncur and drummer
Beaver Harris. They eventually released one album,, in 1977. Around the same time, he composed a jazz
opera, entitled
Windward Passages with his good friend Murray. An album based on the opera would be released in 1979.
Still touring, Burrell performs as a soloist and as a leader of a duo and African ensemble. Burrell now records for the
High Two label from
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His 2004 album
Expansion (with bassist
William Parker and drummer
Andrew Cyrille) was acclaimed by
NPR,
Downbeat,
Village Voice,
JazzTimes,
The Wire, and others. In 2006, Burrell released
Consequences (
Amulet Records), a dynamic live duet set with drummer
Billy Martin and
Momentum, featuring bassist
Michael Formanek and drummer
Guillermo E. Brown.
Gallery
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Discography
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