Originally released in 1961, Free Jazz is a groundbreaking work by Ornette Coleman and his Double Quartet, now reissued by DOL. A single, continuous 37-minute improvisation, the album is a landmark in avant-garde jazz — radical in both concept and execution. Featuring two quartets playing simultaneously (with legends like Eric Dolphy, Freddie Hubbard, and Charlie Haden among them), the recording breaks with traditional structure in favor of collective, unbounded expression. Shifting textures, dissonant interplay, and spontaneous energy converge in a swirling, organized chaos that redefined the possibilities of jazz. This DOL reissue offers a gateway into one of the genre’s most fearless and influential statements.