Bill Meredith, JazzTimes Of the many debate-prompting releases from Miles Davis’ shape-shifting career, On the Corner (1972) may top the list. The trumpeter admitted the music was influenced by funk artists like … Read More
By: Alan Musson, UKVibe It seems appropriate that Dave Liebman should get top billing on this album, as he played on the first side of the original On the Corner … Read More
By: Steve Feeney, The Arts Fuse This album does an excellent job of recapturing some of the glory of the original Miles Davis recordings. Miles Davis (1926-91) has been gone … Read More
Kira Grunenberg, DownBeat Dave Liebman’s legacy seemingly coalesced in an enthralling full-circle moment on Feb. 6, 2015, at Nashville’s 3rd and Lindsley. Along with Victor Wooten, Jeff Coffin, Chester Thompson, … Read More
Brian Zimmerman/Matt Micucci, Jazziz Listen to podcast here. Dave Liebman, Jeff Coffin: On the Corner Live: The Music of Miles Davis (Ear Up Records) Release date: March 1 Saxophonist and NEA … Read More
by Victor L. Schermer, All About Jazz When the Miles Davis album On the Corner (Columbia, 1972) was released, Davis had already begun to engage in electronic instrumentation and jazz fusion with soon to … Read More
David Liebman is Back on The Corner with On The Corner Live: The Music Of Miles Davis Featuring Jeff Coffin, Victor Wooten, Chester Thompson, Chris Walters and James DaSilva Out today on … Read More
DeeDee McNeil, Musical Memoirs David Liebman, tenor & soprano saxophone/flute; Jeff Coffin, tenor/soprano/electric saxophone/flute/clarinet; Victor Wooten, electric bass; Chester Thompson, drums; Chris Walters, keyboards; James DaSilva, guitar. Growing up in … Read More
Chris Spector, Midwest Record JAKE LECKIE/Abode: Tricky cat there is here. He starts out making you think this a high tone classical oriented date and then shifts gears into the … Read More
