Home / Music / Ornette Coleman's Atlantic Records debut, The Shape of Jazz to ComeMusic linernotes album music ornette-colemanOrnette Coleman's Atlantic Records debut, The Shape of Jazz to ComeAtlantic Records released The Shape of Jazz to Come in 1959. It was Ornette Coleman’s first album on the label and his third album overall. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesFree Jazz is a single 37-minute continuous improvisationFree Jazz's cover uses Jackson Pollock's 'White Light.'Free Jazz puts two quartets in your left and right earsHard bop, bebop, and post-bop define the Blue Note 1500 seriesOrnette Coleman's Free Jazz was recorded at A&R Studios in a single dayExploreLabradford is Carter Brown, Robert Donne, and Mark NelsonMoon Duo is Ripley Johnson and Sanae YamadaNérija is a seven-piece bandParts Work is Frances Quinlan of Hop Along and Kyle PulleyPortishead is Beth Gibbons, Geoff Barrow, and Adrian UtleyPrevious Ornette Coleman's Free Jazz was recorded at A&R Studios in a single dayNext Night and Day went gold in the UK and US, platinum in Canada