Biography
Fluid Motion is a jazz ensemble led by trombonist and composer David Manson. The group was formed as a quintet and recorded their notable live album at Springs Theatre in Tampa, Florida on January 3, 2002. The ensemble represents a collaborative effort in the jazz tradition, bringing together accomplished musicians to explore improvisation and composition within the jazz idiom.
Fun Facts
- The Fluid Motion album was recorded live at Springs Theatre in Tampa, Florida, capturing the spontaneity and energy of a live jazz performance.
- The ensemble featured saxophonist Sam Rivers, a legendary jazz musician who had previously performed with Miles Davis and was known for his avant-garde playing style.
- The album was released by Isospin Labs, an independent jazz label, in 2002.
Musical Connections
Key Collaborators
- Sam Rivers - Guest artist saxophonist on the ensemble's primary recording (Fluid Motion album (2002))
- Jonathan Powell - Trumpeter in the Fluid Motion ensemble (Fluid Motion album (2002))
- Doug Mathews - Double bassist and regular ensemble member (Fluid Motion album (2002))
- Anthony Cole - Drummer and regular ensemble member (Fluid Motion album (2002))
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Heard on WWOZ
Fluid Motion has been played 1 time on WWOZ 90.7 FM, New Orleans' jazz and heritage station.