May 23, 2013
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Ornette Coleman
The shape of jazz to come
by Piotr Michalowski
posted 3/1/2004
The curse and blessing of the artistic life is that one must always move on, never remaining in a comfortable place. You might never know that, though, from listening to the glossy world of commercial jazz, which is filled with retro singers, tributes, ghost bands, and the funerary rituals of repertory orchestras and PBS documentaries. Fortunately, Ornette
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