3d Family is an album by Murray/Dyani/Cyrille, released in 2006. The album is a jazz CD. -
"3D Family" is a remarkable CD release by the acclaimed jazz trio David Murray, Johnny Dyani, and Andrew Cyrille. This album captures an electrifying live performance recorded in 1978 at the Jazz Festival Willisau in Switzerland, showcasing the synergy between three masters of avant-garde jazz. The music traverses powerful improvisations and deeply emotional melodies, blending African rhythms with free jazz explorations. Each track highlights Murray's expressive tenor saxophone, Dyani's soulful bass lines rooted in South African traditions, and Cyrille?s inventive drumming that pushes boundaries while maintaining cohesion within the group.
David Murray is celebrated as one of the most influential saxophonists of his generation. With over 150 albums as leader or co-leader and numerous awards?including a Grammy?Murray has continually expanded the language of modern jazz through collaborations with legends such as McCoy Tyner and Jack DeJohnette. His work with bassist Johnny Dyani?a key figure in South African jazz?and drummer Andrew Cyrille?a pioneer from Cecil Taylor?s ensembles?has been widely praised for its innovation and intensity.
Hat Hut Records is renowned for its dedication to avant-garde and experimental music since its founding in Switzerland in 1975. The label has played a pivotal role in documenting groundbreaking artists across genres like free jazz, contemporary classical, and improvised music. Hat Hut?s commitment to high-quality recordings makes it a favorite among collectors seeking unique musical experiences.