Free Jazz CDs: Best Sellers

Where Is Brooklyn was Don Cherry's final album for Blue Note, and it returned to the quartet format of Complete Communion, this [more]

Recorded two years after his 1963 creative breakthrough on Destination Out!, Right Now is the full articulation of Jackie [more]

After several years off records, pianist Cecil Taylor finally had an opportunity to document his music of the mid-'60s on two Blue [more]

This 1958 debut recording by the Ornette Coleman Quintet, which featured Coleman on his trademark [more]

This 1976 release features Chick Corea in what was then, and remains, a unique musical setting. While it is truly an electric [more]

Other than First Meditations, which was not released at the time, Sun Ship (reissued on CD by Impulse) was the final studio album by John [more]

Not released for the first time until 1974 but now available in expanded form as a CD, this set of duets by tenor saxophonist [more]

Not released initially until 1977, the music on this 1992 CD was the last recording made by the classic John Coltrane Quartet; [more]

Pianist Paul Bley's early ESP free jazz session combines the influence of the Jazz Composer's Guild with Ornette Coleman. On Barrage, [more]

Recorded in 1969, this is one of three albums to feature drummer Sunny Murray as a leader in 1969. Issued on the [more]

Lester Bowie's projects apart from the Art Ensemble of Chicago tread a high wire between challenging improvised music and R&B-pop. [more]

The previous Art Ensemble of Chicago ECM album Nice Guys vaulted them to the top of improvised music groups in the U.S. and [more]