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Tony Malaby
Originally from Tucson, Arizona, Tony Malaby has been permanently based in New York since 1995 and has been a member of many notable jazz groups including Charlie Haden’s Liberation Orchestra, Paul Motian's Electric Bebop Band, Mark Helias' Open Loose, Fred Hersch's quintet and Walt Whitman project, Michell Portal's Birdwatcher, various projects with Daniel Humair and bands led by Mario Pavone, Tim Berne, Chris Lightcap, Kris Davis, Angelica Sanchez, Michael Attias and Marty Ehrlich.
His debut cd “Sabino”(Arabesque) made the NY Times and Philadelphia City Paper's top ten jazz lists for 2000. He has a brand new release: “Tamarindo” with bassist William Parker and Nasheet Waits on drums. It is available on the Clean Feed label. His other releases include: “Adobe” available on Sunnyside in the US, featuring Drew Gress and Paul Motian; Apparitions” on the Songlines label featuring Tom Rainey, Mike Sarin, and Drew Gress; and “Alive in Brooklyn Vol. 1 and 2” featuring Angelica Sanchez and Tom Rainey.
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- Incantations by Vic Albani
- Scorpion Eater by Giuseppe Segala
- Novela by AAJ Italy Staff
- Twines of Colesion by AAJ Italy Staff
- Paloma Recio by AAJ Italy Staff
- Voladores by AAJ Italy Staff
Multiple Reviews
Read more articlesNovember 21, 2011
Tony Malaby - Novela (Clean Feed, 2011) *****
April 02, 2011
August 26, 2010
Mark Turner and Tony Malaby Step in at Village Vanguard
June 06, 2010
Gigging: Tony Malaby's Tamarindo at Jazz Gallery
May 14, 2010
Tony Malaby and His Horn Bring the Clean Feed Festival's New York Shows...
March 01, 2009
Songs from Iceland Featuring Tony Malaby
October 27, 2008
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