Free Jazz CDs: Best Sellers

If ever a recording needed to be trumpeted from the rooftops, it's this one, and perhaps we all owe a debt of gratitude to John [more]

When a group has a name like Adam Niewood & His Rabble Rousers, one might assume that their focus is something along the [more]

This duet date from 1990 demonstrates the deep blues feeling and technical mastery Archie Shepp has on the tenor [more]

Recorded in 1965 but not released domestically until this 1981 LP (Enja had previously put it out in Europe), this obscure set [more]

Champion trombonist Albert Mangelsdorff was taped live at a concert in Tokyo with what was then his regular quartet. There's a [more]

The mysterious bassist Henry Grimes, who disappeared altogether in 1967, only led this one recording session; it has been reissued [more]

This CD reissue (rather brief at 34-and-a-half minutes) is of limited interest, for it [more]

One of the more mysterious figures on the always mysterious label ESP-Disk, Giuseppi Logan was a Philadelphia-born [more]

Like many of Ornette Coleman's Atlantic sides, The Art of the Improvisers was recorded in numerous sessions from [more]

Winter Park, FL's Porter Records is the imprint that reintroduced America to Finnish jazz great Heikki Sarmanto. The [more]

ESP-Disk has a long history of documenting avant-garde musicians who never became well-known but deserved exposure nonetheless; [more]