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   Jack Wright (saxophones)

In the rarefied, underground world of experimental free improvisation, saxophonist Jack Wright is king.  For over 20 years as a pioneer of extended techniques, Wright has been an inspiration, mentor and musical partner to many players.  Here, with silence as his only foil, Wright solos in various live settings, creating a primer that demonstrates ecstatic flights of musical imagination unfettered by euphony or meter.

Comes highly recommended.

11 tracks in 55:06 minutes

More Spring Garden

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Lines Burnt In Light (Evan Parker)

Chicago Solo (Evan Parker)

Breathing (Steve Nelson-Raney and Hal Rammel)

Double Double  (Wright, Rainey, Marsh, Lonberg-Holm)

Live At Unity Temple (Steve Lacy)

Spectral Soprano (Lol Coxhill)

Signs of Life (Wright, Rainey, Ingalls, Djll)

Live At the Glenn Miller Cafe (Doyle and Murray)

Soul Bodies (Tsahar and Drake)

Space (Mitchell, Buckner, Oshita)

Home Cookin (Tsahar and Ibarra)

Vintage Duets (Anderson and McCall)

Transmissions (Silva and Thomas)

One/One & One (Henry Kuntz)

A Survivor's Smile (Gary Hassay)