Roscoe Mitchell Sextet – ‘Sound’ (1966; 2018 reissue)
Before any of those seminal recordings by the AACM family could happen, Roscoe Mitchell’s ‘Sound’ needed to.
Before any of those seminal recordings by the AACM family could happen, Roscoe Mitchell’s ‘Sound’ needed to.
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