Here's music writing, like you used to read in the Village Voice every week (before the Voice was "Clear-Channeled" by New Times Media in 2005 and mainstreamed): A review by Francis Davis of David Murray's CD, Waltz Again, a review where Davis leads us through 30 years of Murray's career and 50 years of jazz history, including an outline of jazz collaborations with string sections, so that at the end of the review, when Davis says, "These juxtapositions are tense and lovely, but it's when Murray, his rhythm section, and the strings rub against one another – on the uptempo portions of the suite and the surging "Dark Secrets" – that sparks fly", we hear what Davis heard.