Alto saxophonist Marion Brown was an initially underrated hero of the jazz avant-garde. It was only after he moved from Atlanta to New York and joined John Coltrane that audiences and critics took... more

Saxophonist Marion Brown ended his '70s stint at Impulse! Records with this serene and colorful album. It features drummer Ed Blackwell and bassist Reggie Workman, with Stanley Cowell on acoustic... more

Creative Improvisation Ensemble captures the meeting of two avant-garde giants, Marion Brown and Wadada Leo Smith, on May 12, 1970 in Paris, France. The session finds Brown and Smith on their primary... more

Altoist Marion Brown is perhaps best known for performances on albums by his contemporaries, such as Coltrane's Ascension, but Brown stands on his own as one of the most creative and important forces... more

The alto saxophonist Marion Brown (1931), who grew up in Atlanta, moved to New York in 1965, and almost immediately, while still an unknown, played on John Coltrane's seminal album "Ascension" and... more

Vinyl LP pressing. In 1969, Marion Brown, who moved to Europe two years earlier, records, in the legendary Parisian studio Davout, the soundtrack of the movie by Marcel Camus entitled Le temps fou.... more

In 1966, when Marion Brown was ready to make his first record as a leader, he was standing on the shoulders of giants. Formative associations with Ornette Coleman and Sun Ra established Brown as a... more

Japanese remastered Blu-spec CD2 paper sleeve pressing. Wasabi. 2017.

God Don't Like it is a 20-track introduction to the Document label, guaranteed to move, amuse, entertain, and educate anyone absorbing it's contents and savoring the blend of genres and styles.... more

Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2006.