Al Que Quiere! (New Directions) Paintings except "In Walked John" by

except "In Walked John" by Malachi Thompson & "I Want To Walk With Jesus

there are spots for pianist Carlton Holmes (who deserves to be better known)

Staying on the Watch is an important infusion of straight-ahead and avant jazz

acclaimed music critic Ben Ratliff discusses with jazz greats the recordings that most influenced them and skillfully coaxes out a profound understanding of the men and women themselves

The fire and fury of the playing doesn't prevent the music from frequently being more accessible than expected for the free-jazz genre

Al Que Quiere! (New Directions) Paintings except "In Walked John" byPublished in 1917 by The Four Seas Company, Al Que Quiere! was William Carlos Williamss breakthrough book and contains some of his best loved poems (Tract, Apology, El Hombre, Danse Russe, Smell!, January Morning"), as well as a Whitmanesque concluding long poem, The Wanderer, that anticipates his epic masterpiece Paterson. Al Que Quiere! is the culmination of an experimental period for Williams that included his translations from Spanish. The Spanish