David Izenzon

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On This Night
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Archie Shepp
Label: Impulse!
Number of Discs: 1

Tenor saxophonist Archie Shepp's third release for the Impulse label collects valuable loose ends recorded between March and August 1965. Among the highlights are a passionate reading [more]

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Town Hall Concert 1962
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Ornette Coleman
Label: ESP-Disk
Number of Discs: 1

Ornette Coleman's decision to temporarily retire from music (this ESP disc was his only recording from a four-year period) was unfortunate. His alto playing was getting [more]

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Complete 1968 Italian Tour
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Ornette Coleman/Love Revolution
Number of Discs: 2

Disc two of this two-CD set chronicling Ornette Coleman's two bass quartet tour of Italy in 1968 has been fairly available to fans before as Live in [more]

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Biography

  • Born May 17th 1932 in Pittsburgh, PA
  • Died Oct 8th 1979 in New York, NY

A brilliant bassist who was an expert with the bow, David Izenzon's playing with the mid-'60s Ornette Coleman Trio was outstanding. He did not start playing bass until he was already 24. Izenzon worked locally in Pittsburgh until moving to New York in 1961. He played with Paul Bley, Archie Shepp, Sonny Rollins, and Bill Dixon, and first joined Coleman's group in October 1961. Izenzon freelanced after Coleman's 1962 Town Hall concert, and then played regularly with the innovative altoist during 1965-1968. He taught at Bronx Community College (1968-1971), played with Perry Robinson and Paul Motian, gained a PhD in psychotherapy (1973), and worked again with Coleman and Motian in 1977, before his early death. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide