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This recording is by the saxophonist that was a leader of the Free Jazz movement, known for utilizing his version of the "pianoless" quartet to explore improvisation that was "free" of the confines of form and repeated chord progressions. The saxophonist and trumpeter Don Cherry explored melodic improvisation which could venture into new key centers and stretch the form of the compositions at any point. Another striking aspect of freedom explored this group that of intonation, as the tension created by playing "out of tune" from each other adds to intensity of the music.
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