Selected Tracks:
Corridors & Parallels
   
Somewhere
  

Number 13 must be Ware's lucky number for this, his 13th, recording is undoubtable his finest, most well conceived outing yet.   With Shipp switching to synthesizer for this recording, the sonic template continues to expand Ware's visionary group concept.  Corridors & Parallels finds Ware consistently navigating the outer reaches of sound, and then bringing it all back home.  The recording has the added benefit of hearing Parker working with a highly sympatico drummer...allowing him to bring the full rhythm section sound inside the music.   Comes with our highest recommendation.

"Let's be bold:  The David S. Ware Quartet is the best small band in jazz today." -- Gary Giddins, The Village Voice

11 tracks in 48:48 minutes

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