Milford Graves
Thursday, September 25, 2003
Bezanson Recital Hall 8pm$5 Students / $ 10 General
Milford Graves began playing the drums when he was three years old. He was fascinated by the congas and the tablas and quite happy performing in various local Latin-tinged dance bands. But after witnessing a John Coltrane gig, Graves decided to start concentrating on creating his own music. Among his very first album releases is a veritable percussive landmark: "Dialogue of the Drums", which was masterminded in 1974 in cahoots with Andrew Cyrille.
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