There should be no doubt of David Murray's position. Since the death of Eddie Harris, he is the finest tenor saxophonist in jazz, arguably one of the most prolific bandleaders in the modern age. He ...

The friends who first met on a basketball court in 1975 are touring together on the We Be Free tour that comes to the Museum of African American Culture Friday.

David Murray's feisty sax sound—sharp, honest, torrential—kicked off this particularly West Side spring evening whirling through "Ninno" one of the seven highlight jams on the richly rewarding ...

David Murray turned 70 in February. That feels wrong somehow, not because I'm unaware that time only moves in one direction but because Murray doesn't fit the mold of an elder statesman. Since his ...