Roscoe Mitchell's second recording under his name from 1968 was a stunning departure by presenting instrumental solos by bassist Malachi Favors
The message here is truly in the music although the inclusion of a documentary
all while facing the challenge of Duke Ellington taking credit for his work
Co-leaders Barney McAll & George Schuller follow this rich tradition only as a launching pad for new ideas and pathways yet undiscovered
forceful when he has to be
Wheels CD genre-migrated Roscoe Mitchell's second recording underOliver Lake (alto sax, composer, arranger), Jason Marshall (baritone sax), Darius Jones (alto sax), Bruce Williams (alto sax), Mike Lee (tenor sax), James Stewart (tenor sax), Waldron Ricks (trumpet), Freddie Hendrix (trumpet), Nabate Isles (trumpet), E. J. Allen (trumpet), Aaron Johson (trombone), Stafford Hunter (trombone), Alfred Patterson (trombone), Terry Greene (trombone), Yoichi Uzeki (piano), Marc Cary (piano solo track 6), Robert Sabin