He hit the road with Howlin’ Wolf while still in his teens. He hung out with Ornette Coleman and won acclaim as a saxophonist and composer after replacing Eric Dolphy in Chico Hamilton’s band. He recorded a 1966 progressive-jazz classic, Forest Flower, with his band featuring Jack DeJohnette and Keith Jarrett. Then, he retreated from the public for decades, preferring to play his flute in the mountain forests of Big Sur. This fascinating new documentary traces those years and Lloyd’s eventual return, with insights by Coleman and DeJohnette plus Herbie Hancock, Robbie Robertson, John Densmore, Don Was and more! ECM.