Frank Wright

American free-jazz tenor saxophonist, active from the 1960s through the 1980s, known for intense, Coltrane-influenced playing and powerful live performances.

The provided DeBaser review discusses the live 1974 album Unity (recorded June 1, 1974) and highlights collaborators Bobby Few (piano), Alan Silva (bass) and Muhammad Ali (drums). The review calls Wright a follower of the later John Coltrane and emphasizes the album's physical, visceral free-jazz expression.

DeBaser hosts a single in-depth review praising Frank Wright's live 1974 album Unity as an intense, physical example of free jazz. The review highlights Bobby Few (piano), Alan Silva (bass) and Muhammad Ali (drums). Wright is described as a follower of Coltrane and one of the most intense instrumentalists encountered.

For:Fans of free/avant‑garde jazz and listeners seeking intense, physical saxophone-driven music.