Morning Song is a homecoming of sorts for tenor saxophonist Kalaparush Maurice McIntyre. Kalaparush made his debut on Delmark Records back in 1969 when Chicago's A.A.C.M. were just beginning to make waves in the free jazz world. Interestingly, Kalaparush's current trio members were not even born when he made his recording debut, but no matter. There is an empathic quality to their playing that elevates it up above a mere sax soloist and rhythm section date.All three members share equally in the creation of this album's expansive and exploratory sound. A tuba is used instead of traditional string bass so the typical dividing lines between soloist and rhythm section are often erased, allowing greater collaboration to take place. An extremely rewarding album from a lesser-known legend, Morning Song is on a par with any classic session from the 1970s free-jazz loft era AND beyond.