Two ace LPs: Marion Brown Quartet on ESP in 1966, after Brown’s breaking through on   Ascension and Shepp’s Fire Music the previous year; and Juba-Lee, a septet recording out on Fontana in 1967.
With Wayne’s brother Alan Shorter in full effect on trumpet (and in the compositions), Bennie Maupin making a very early appearance, the great Grachan Moncur, Dave Burrell, Reggie Johnson, Ronnie Boykins, Rashied Ali and Beaver Harris.

Marion Brown’s family runs a loving Instagram account.

Scintillating recordings by Giuffre, Swallow and Bley, in the early winter of their annus mirabilis; mostly drawn from studio work earlier in the year, but exhilaratingly transformed, freshly spontaneous.
Hotly recommended.

Two stone classic LPs from 1964: Witches And Devils aka Spirits — with terrific playing by Sunny Murray and Henry Grimes, plus Norman Howard and Earle Henderson — and Vibrations aka Ghosts, with Murray and Gary Peacock from the Spiritual Unity session the same year, plus Don Cherry hard-wired straight into the mains.
Surrealists go on about ‘convulsive beauty’. Surely this is it, no frills.
Way too spiritual and too jazz to pass for Spiritual Jazz.
Smartly presented, with re-mastered sound, excellent notes, and royalties going to the Ayler estate.