"What Goes Up Must Come Down" by Myron Walden

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Momentum
Myron Walden
Demi Sound Records
2009

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"What Goes Up Must Come Down," taken from Myron Walden's first album as a leader in four years, Momentum (Demi Sound, 2009). The album features Walden on tenor sax, trumpeter, Darren Barrett, pianist David Bryant, bassist Yasushi Nakamura and drummer Kendrick Scott.

Track Listing

Of Three Worlds; The Road Ahead; Pulse; Vision of a Visionary; Miles; When Time Stood Still; What Goes Up Must Come Down; Longing; Like a Flower Seeking the Sun; Memories; Carnage; When Time Stood Still.

Personnel

Myron Walden: tenor saxophone; Darren Barrett: trumpet; David Bryant: electric piano; Yasushi Nakamura: bass; Kendrick Scott: drums.

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Momentum by John Kelman

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November 23, 2009

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Date	Detail	Price
Jan31Thu	Myron Walden Quartet The Hyatt Regency Hotel New Brunswick, NJ
Jul18Thu	LIFE CYCLES Blue Note New York New York, NY	$20.00
Jul18Thu	LIFE CYCLES Blue Note New York New York, NY	$20.00
Jul19Fri	LIFE CYCLES Blue Note New York New York, NY	$20.00
Jul19Fri	LIFE CYCLES Blue Note New York New York, NY	$20.00
Jul20Sat	LIFE CYCLES Blue Note New York New York, NY	$20.00
Jul20Sat	LIFE CYCLES Blue Note New York New York, NY	$20.00

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