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Exhibits are in reverse chronological order
Dates reflect the period remembered, not the date of the recording
Ornette Coleman Memorial Program (document)
June 27, 2015 – Riverside Church, New York City
Link
Cecil Taylor’s performance at Ornette’s memorial (video)
Ornette and Sonny Rollins together (2010) (audio)
Ornette All-Star Revue – Royal Festival Hall, London (2009)
Ornette on music, sound and human beings (2007) (video)
Silvie Jensen: Ornette in London (2001) (interview)
Ornette Coleman: Introduction to Harmolodics (1995)
Dave Bryant: Plaid vs Spaghetti (1983-2000) (interview)
Chris Walker and Prime Time (1986-1988) (interview)
Charlee Ellerbe and Prime Time (1975-1987) (interview)
Jamaaladeen Tacuma and Prime Time (1987) (videos)
Pat Metheny and Song X (1985-1986) (writing)
Ornette’s Big Score (1986)
Shirley Clarke: “Ornette: Made in America” (1985) (film)
Ornette playing my violin (c. 1985)
Ken McCarthy: Bowery, Rivington, and Revival (1980) (interview)
Ornette talks about “Skies of America” (April 18, 1972) (interview)
Albert Ayler on Ornette (1970) (interview)
Artists House history: Emmanuel Ghent, Ornette and Electronics (1969) (article and music)
Ornette’s Artists House loft at 131 Prince Street (1968 to 1974) (article)
Ornette with Ed Blackwell, Charlie Haden and David Izenson (c. 1968) (tape of rehearsal)
John McPhee: Coltrane and Ornette (1967) (interview)
Ornette at John Coltrane’s Funeral (July 21, 1967) (audio)
“The Adventure” – About Ornette’s early years (film)
Who’s Crazy? (1966) (film)
Karl Berger and Ingrid Sertso (1965 and beyond) (interview)
Don Cherry: Ornette – Los Angeles and early New York years (interview)
Joe Tynan: Ornette’s LA Years (1952 – 1959) (article)
Time in New Orleans (1949) (interview)
Ken McCarthy and Ornette talk about his pivotal time in New Orleans
Link
Ornette: Deep from the Heart of Texas
A conversation with Dave Oliphant
Link
Ornette in Armarillo (1949)
Insights gleaned from a 1993 interview by Michael J. Price
Link
Stan Getz