About Dave Samuels
Lived 1948 – 2019 (aged 70). Dave Samuels was an American jazz musician, percussionist and record producer.
David Alan Samuels (October 9, 1948 – April 22, 2019)
In 1979 he began recording with Spyro Gyra, eventually becoming a member of the band in 1986 and remaining with it through the 1990s. During the 1980s he also recorded with Paul McCandless, Art Lande, Anthony Davis, and Bobby McFerrin. In 1993 he created the Caribbean Jazz Project.
Samuels died on April 22, 2019, due to an undisclosed long-term illness.
Discography 1980 One Step Ahead (Dire Silverline) 1988 Living Colors (MCA) 1989 Ten Degrees North (MCA) 1989 Fountainhead with Andy LaVerne (SteepleChase) 1991 Natural Selection (GRP) 1992 Del Sol (GRP) 1994 Synergy with Samuels (Tall Poppies) 1998 Tjader-ized: A Cal Tjader Tribute (Verve/Polygram) 2006 Mosaic (Concord) 2007 Dualism
With Spyro Gyra 1978 Spyro Gyra 1979 Morning Dance 1980 Catching the Sun 1980 Carnaval 1981 Freetime 1982 Incognito 1983 City Kids 1984 Access All Areas 1985 Alternating Currents 1986 Breakout 1987 Stories Without Words 1988 Rites of Summer 1989 Point of View 1990 Fast Forward 1992 Three Wishes 1993 Dreams Beyond Control 1995 Love and Other Obsessions 1996 Heart of the Night 1997 20/20 1999 Got the Magic 2003 Original Cinema 2004 The Deep End 2006 Wrapped in a Dream 2008 A Night Before Christmas
With Caribbean Jazz Project 1995 The Caribbean Jazz Project 1997 Island Stories 2000 New Horizons 2001 Paraiso 2002 The Gathering 2003 Birds of a Feather 2005 Diane Schuur Featuring Caribbean Jazz Project – Schuur Fire 2005 Here and Now: Live in Concert 2006 Mosaic 2008 Afro Bop Alliance
With Double Image 1977 Double Image 1979 Dawn 1986 In Lands I Never Saw 1994 Open Hand (live) 1997 Duotones 2006 Moment to Moment (Live in Concert)
As sideman With Gerry Mulligan 1974 Carnegie Hall Concert (CTI), Chet Baker, Gerry Mulligan 1976 Idol Gossip 1995 Dragonfly
With others 1977 Gerry Niewood and Timepiece, Gerry Niewood & Timepiece 1978 Dawn, David Friedman 1978 Zappa in New York, Frank Zappa 1979 All the Mornings Bring, Paul McCandless 1981 Gallery, Gallery 1981 The Navigator, Paul McCandless 1981 Skylight, Art Lande 1983 Hemispheres, Anthony Davis 1986 Storytime, T Lavitz 1991 Cool Running, Jeremy Wall 1991 You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 4, Frank Zappa 1992 Red Sun, Dave Valentin 1992 Stepping to the New World, Jeremy Wall 1993 A Night in Englewood, Paquito D'Rivera & the United Nation Orchestra 1993 Arc, Jimmy Haslip 1994 Picture Perfect Morning, Edie Brickell 1994 Two Hearts, Peter Kater 1995 We Live Here, Pat Metheny Group 1994 World Tour, Jason Miles 1997 Playin' Hooky, Bob James 1997 Imaginary Day, Pat Metheny Group 1999 A Map of the World, Pat Metheny 2002 Speaking of Now, Pat Metheny Group 2005 The Way Up, Pat Metheny Group 2006 Balance, Yotam Rosenbaum
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Dave Samuels?
American musician (1948–2019)
When was Dave Samuels born?
Dave Samuels was born on 9 October 1948 in Waukegan.
When did Dave Samuels die?
Dave Samuels died on 22 April 2019 in New York City.
What was Dave Samuels's occupation?
Dave Samuels was a jazz musician, percussionist and record producer.
What nationality was Dave Samuels?
Dave Samuels was American.
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