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Keith Pray: Universal Blues
ByKeith Pray
saxophoneb.1973
Universal Blues engages ear and mind. Although Pray's liner notes detail the album's concept and the inspirations for each composition, the music here is so varied and so texturally beautiful that multiple listenings might lead one down entirely different paths of enjoyment. That's a hallmark of great art.
Pray's horn has been obviously influenced by

John Coltrane
saxophone1926 - 1967

Wayne Shorter
saxophone1933 - 2023

Charlie Mariano
saxophone, alto1923 - 2009

Miles Davis
trumpet1926 - 1991

David Gleason
keyboardsJustin Henricks
guitarBobby Kendall
bass
Bobby Previte
drumsb.1957
Universal Blues is easily Pray's most exciting and adventurous recording to date. Like an exotic mythological apparition, it intrigues, seduces and caresses. ">
Track Listing
Inyo, Mongol Blues, Grounding, South Sphere, Mourning Eagle, Three Layers.
Personnel
Keith Pray
saxophoneDavid Gleason
keyboardsJustin Henricks
guitarBobby Kendall
bassBobby Previte
drumsAlbum information
Title: Universal Blues | Year Released: 2021 | Record Label: Praynation Records
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