Mark Turner

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Lost Ocean 07:10 Tools
The Other Side Of Time 03:58 Tools
Amidst A Yesteday's Presence 08:26 Tools
Water Stones 00:00 Tools
Pure Imagination (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Old Folks (Live) (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Some Like to Love More Than Once 00:00 Tools
1991 00:00 Tools
Gone But Not Forgotten 00:00 Tools
6 d'Octubre 00:00 Tools
Pure Imagination 00:00 Tools
The Newcomer 00:00 Tools
I loves You Porgy 00:00 Tools
Mesa 00:00 Tools
Temporary Kings 00:00 Tools
317 East 32nd Street 00:00 Tools
Iverson's Odyssey 07:32 Tools
Jacky's Place 06:02 Tools
Deserted Floor 00:00 Tools
Skylark 05:55 Tools
Dharma Days 00:00 Tools
Myron's World 10:49 Tools
Mr. Brown 00:00 Tools
Nefertiti 00:00 Tools
All or Nothing at All 00:00 Tools
Autumn In New York 00:00 Tools
Lennie Groove 00:00 Tools
Seven Points 00:00 Tools
Late Lament 00:00 Tools
Some other Time 00:00 Tools
Lugano 00:00 Tools
We Three 05:41 Tools
Days Of Wine And Roses 00:00 Tools
No more 00:00 Tools
26-2 00:00 Tools
Zurich 00:00 Tools
Myron’s World 00:00 Tools
The Long Road 00:00 Tools
Turner’s Chamber Of Unlikely Delights 00:00 Tools
Alone and I 00:00 Tools
Barcelona 00:00 Tools
Visions 00:00 Tools
Casa Oscurra 00:00 Tools
In This World 00:00 Tools
She Said, She Said 00:00 Tools
Jesus Maria 00:00 Tools
Casa Oscura 00:00 Tools
You Know I Care 00:00 Tools
Once, when she was here 00:00 Tools
Bo Brussels 00:00 Tools
Magnolia Triangle 00:00 Tools
Hey, It's Me You're Talkin' To 00:00 Tools
Kathelin Gray 00:00 Tools
Velvet Underground 00:00 Tools
Tune number one 00:00 Tools
Dixie’s Dilemma 00:00 Tools
Cubism 00:00 Tools
Yesterday’s Bouquet 00:00 Tools
Unclaimed Freight 00:00 Tools
Blues 00:00 Tools
Moment's Notice 00:00 Tools
Third Familiar 00:00 Tools
Beauty Mark 00:00 Tools
Isolation 00:00 Tools
Yam Yam I 00:00 Tools
Berkeley Street 00:00 Tools
Subtle Tragedy 00:00 Tools
Yam Yam II 00:00 Tools
Interview #1 00:00 Tools
Old Folks 00:00 Tools
Lathe of Heaven 00:00 Tools
Zürich 00:00 Tools
The Belmont 00:00 Tools
Interview #2 00:00 Tools
You Know I Care (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Year of the Rabbit 00:00 Tools
The Edenist 00:00 Tools
Sonnet For Stevie 00:00 Tools
Murley’s in the House 00:00 Tools
Ethan's Line 00:00 Tools
Mr. Brown (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Year of the Snake 00:00 Tools
317 East 32nd Street (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Iversons Odyssey 00:00 Tools
Iverson´s Odyssey 00:00 Tools
Child's Play 00:00 Tools
Moments notice 00:00 Tools
Kathelin Gray (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Fly Mr. Freakjar 00:00 Tools
Jj 00:00 Tools
Spanish Castle Magic 00:00 Tools
Oh Yeah 00:00 Tools
Piano Tune 00:00 Tools
Lone 00:00 Tools
State Of The Union 00:00 Tools
Stark 00:00 Tools
Brother Sister 2 00:00 Tools
Turn Out The Stars 00:00 Tools
Todas Las Cosas Se Van 00:00 Tools
Miss James 00:00 Tools
Background Music 00:00 Tools
Nigeria 00:00 Tools
'Teef 00:00 Tools
Lennie's Pennies 00:00 Tools
Pedra d'Aigua 00:00 Tools
Donna Lee 00:00 Tools
Alone And I (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Iverson's Oddysey 00:00 Tools
Where Are You? 00:00 Tools
Murley's in the House 00:00 Tools
Lost Ocean (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
07 - Zurich 00:00 Tools
Waltz for Wollesen 00:00 Tools
Alone Together 00:00 Tools
Please Remember Me 00:00 Tools
What's New 00:00 Tools
Elena 00:00 Tools
We'll Be Together 00:00 Tools
Brother Sister 00:00 Tools
Come Rain or Come Shine 00:00 Tools
The Nearness Of You 00:00 Tools
Ladybird 00:00 Tools
Emergence/Resurgence 00:00 Tools
Addaia 00:00 Tools
Blue In Green 00:00 Tools
A Flower Is A Lovesome Thing 00:00 Tools
Law Years 00:00 Tools
Peace 00:00 Tools
One Last Time 00:00 Tools
When Love has Kicked your Butt - Marc Turner 00:00 Tools
Words 00:00 Tools
You've Changed 00:00 Tools
Autumn In New York (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Belief 00:00 Tools
Consenting Adults 00:00 Tools
Phantasm 00:00 Tools
Afterglow 00:00 Tools
From This Moment On 00:00 Tools
Deep Song 00:00 Tools
She Said, She Said (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Salt and Pepper 00:00 Tools
Praise God 00:00 Tools
Jala 00:00 Tools
How Can It Be 00:00 Tools
Hey, It's Me You'Re Talkin' To (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
26-2 (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Magnolia Triangle (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Triplicate 00:00 Tools
Watermelon Man 00:00 Tools
Body and Soul 00:00 Tools
Here's That Rainy Day 00:00 Tools
Wasteland 00:00 Tools
Little Melonae II 00:00 Tools
Angels Above 00:00 Tools
Emergence / Resurgence 00:00 Tools
Sky & Country 00:00 Tools
I Love You Porgy 00:00 Tools
Zürich 00:00 Tools
I Forgot To Remember 00:00 Tools
Very Early 00:00 Tools
Spirit of Love 00:00 Tools
Star 00:00 Tools
Lady B 00:00 Tools
Subconscious-Lee 00:00 Tools
Limbo 00:00 Tools
Jacky's Place (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Iverson's Odyssey (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Some Like To Love More Than One 00:00 Tools
What's My Name 00:00 Tools
Filters 00:00 Tools
Fourth Waltz 00:00 Tools
Little Melonae I 00:00 Tools
Turbo B-Boy Mix 00:00 Tools
Little Melonae L 00:00 Tools
Myron's World (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
I'll Have Another 00:00 Tools
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In a career that spans two decades and encompasses a broad array of musical ventures, saxophonist Mark Turner has emerged as a towering presence in the jazz community. With a distinctive, personal tone, singular improvisational skills and an innovative, challenging compositional approach, he’s earned a far-reaching reputation as one of jazz’s most original and influential musical forces. 2013 finds Turner entering an exciting new creative phase, with his varied talents showcased on a variety of notable new recording projects. Later this year, he’ll release his sixth album as a leader—his first under his own name in a dozen years. He’s also featured on new or upcoming releases by pianist Stefano Bollani, guitarist Gilad Hekselman, pianist Baptiste Trotignon and the Billy Hart Quartet, of which Turner’s been a member for nearly a decade and with whom he recorded two previous albums. He’s also continuing his work as a member of Fly, a collaborative trio with bassist Larry Grenadier and drummer Jeff Ballard. Born in 1965 in Ohio and raised in Southern California, Turner grew up surrounded by music. “There always was a lot of R&B and jazz and soul and gospel going on in the house all the time,” he recalls. “This was in the early ’70s, when the whole integration and civil rights thing had begun to go mainstream, and my mother and stepfather were in the first wave of young black professionals and intellectuals who moved to upper-middle-class white neighborhoods. They and their friends were always going out to see live jazz. I was intrigued by that, and I was intrigued by the whole history of jazz music and African-American culture, as well as the music itself. And my father, who died when I was one and a half, had played saxophone, so maybe I was looking for a connection with him too.” Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.