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Read Roswell Rudd: Where Improvisation Lives by AAJ Staff on All About Jazz. Discover in-depth jazz Interview coverage, artist features, and expert writing since 1995.

The museum’s Harlem in the Himalayas series continues with this promising pairing of Roswell Rudd, a ceaselessly experimental trombonist, and Lafayette Harris, a fine pianist with a knack for making ...

Roswell Rudd was one of the two most revealing and even valuable musicians who came to the fore in the avant-garde jazz of the '60s. It was to the great trombonist and his friend and constant ...

Call it the revolving door effect: the trombonist’s work is based on a ceaseless string of collaborations. Little surprise then, that his b-day party is awash with colorful characters, especially ...