Henry Threadgill

Composer Henry Threadgill's follow-up to "Old Locks and Irregular Verbs", which was voted the best jazz album of 2016 in the NPR and Jazz Times Critics Polls. Like on that release, this album also features Ensemble Double Up, this time with the remarkable inclusion of three concert grand pianos, in addition to saxophones, flute, cello, tuba, and drums.

Henry Threadgill is widely considered among the most important artists in jazz. The New York Times called him 'one of the most thrillingly elusive composers in and around the jazz idiom.'