Tenor saxophonist Kalaparush Maurice McIntyre recorded as sideman on the legendary first AACM recording, Roscoe Mitchell's "Sound" (DMK #408). He went on to record "Humility in the Light of Creator"... more

1969 album was tenor saxophonist's first as a leader; his originality lays precisely in his highly developed sensitivity to melody & linear relationships, whatever his medium - straight-ahead melodic... more

Tenor saxophonist's second session from 1970 w. a group he called "The Light", feat. Sarnie Garrett-guitar, Fred Hopkins-bass, Wesley Tyus-drums, Rita Omolokun-vocals.

Kalaparush Maurice McIntyre provides US with a rare glimpse into a live performance. Perhaps one of the most influential and under-recorded artists of the AACM (Association for the Advancement of... more

W. brother Von Freeman, produced by Michael Cuscuna, Dec. '93 release date.

This project assembles jazz players Joseph Jarman, Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre, Adegoke Steve Colson, Malachi Favors & Kahil El'Zabar - they are several leading members from the early days of the... more

This is Chicago blues of the raw, rockin' variety. That's Sunnyland Slim on organ and piano as J.B.'s searing slide guitar and big voice lead the charge through 20% Alcohol; Notoriety Woman; Hawk... more

The very first AACM (Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians) record ever, recorded in 1966 with Lester Bowie, Malachi Favors & others.

W. Braxton, Leroy Jenkins +.