Only Everything has Arrived

24th album released January 26, 2010

David explores his roots again in Only Everything, his 24th album, with the likes of producer Phil Ramone, Joey DeFrancesco on organ, Steve Gadd on drums, Gil Goldstein arrangements, and a little help from his friends like James Taylor and Joss Stone on vocal cameos. Jazz Times previews the upcoming album and the tour in an article by Lee Mergner.

Dave on Dave

David Sanborn sat in w/ Paul Shaffer & The CBS Orchestra April 30th on the Late Show with David Letterman!

Dave Discusses Only Everything on Radio

David Sanborn discusses his new CD, “Only Everything" on The Leonard Lopate radio show WNYC on February 8, 2010. Click the play arrow below to listen in on this interview.

Smooth Jazz Daily

"Davd Sanborn is one of the most respected sax players worldwide. To be the most known or the most influential sax player, is not the role David rely on. Quite the reverse, with his new album Only Everything he pays tribute to the great singer Ray Charles." Read more here 1/8/10

Here & Gone

David Sanborn released Here & Gone in August 2008, his 23rd album. Produced by the legendary Phil Ramone, this Decca Records nine-track CD features a number of special guests, including Eric Clapton, Sam Moore and Joss Stone. Order your copy today from Amazon or iTunes.

CBS 2nd Cup Cafe Appearance
Dave plays a new tune from Here & Gone on the CBS show 2nd Cup Cafe

Smoothjazznow.com interviews Sanborn
Akbar Nour for smoothjazznow.com interviews David Sanborn after the 2008 Montreux Jazz Festival. Read the full-length interview here.

New York Times loves Here & Gone
"Mr. Sanborn’s sweet-tart alto sound has been a reliable pop staple for so many years that these grittier connections can feel surprising. When he puckers up for a swinging instrumental, like Mr. Crawford’s 'Stoney Lonesome,' the effect is a disarming delight. His rhythm section, with the bassist Christian McBride and the drummer Steve Gadd, provides a strong assist. The rest of the ensemble, a sort of little big band, plays sharp and resourceful arrangements by Gil Goldstein, who doubles here as an electric keyboardist..." Read the whole New York Times review here

CNN interviews David Sanborn (video)
Musician David Sanborn talks to CNN's Shanon Cook about his love-hate relationship with his sax.