Creative Construction Company

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Creative Construction Company was an American jazz ensemble active briefly in the early 1970s. The ensemble recorded two albums for Muse Records and was composed of six improvisationalists: Wadada Leo Smith, Anthony Braxton, Leroy Jenkins, Muhal Richard Abrams, Richard Davis, and Steve McCall.[1]

## Discography

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* Creative Construction Company (Muse, 1970 [1975]) also released as Muhal (Vedette, 1977)
* Creative Construction Company Vol. II (Muse, 1970 [1976])

## References

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1. ^ Creative Construction Company at Allmusic

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Leroy Jenkins

Albums|

* For Players Only (1975)
* Swift Are the Winds of Life (1976)
* Solo Concert (1977)
* Lifelong Ambitions (1981)
* The Legend of Ai Glatson (1978)
* Space Minds, New Worlds, Survival of America (1979)
* Mixed Quintet (1983)
* Urban Blues (1984)
* Leroy Jenkins Live! (1993)
* Themes & Improvisations on the Blues (with Soldier String Quartet, Henry Threadgill, and Marty Ehrlich, 1994)
* Out of the Mist (with Joseph Jarman, 1997)
* Solo (1998)
* Equal Interest (with Joseph Jarman and Myra Melford, 1999)
* The Art of Improvisation (2005)

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* Revolutionary Ensemble
* Creative Construction Company

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Richard Davis

Studio albums|

* Heavy Sounds [with Elvin Jones] (1967)
* Muses for Richard Davis (1969)
* The Philosophy of the Spiritual (1971)
* Dealin' (1973)
* Fancy Free (1977)
* Divine Gemini [with Walt Dickerson] (1977)
* Harvest (1979)
* Way Out West (1980)
* Tenderness [with Walt Dickerson] (1985)
* Persia My Dear (1987)

Live albums|

* Epistrophy & Now's the Time (1972)
* As One (1975)

Creative Construction Company|

* Creative Construction Company (1975)
* Creative Construction Company Vol. II (1976)

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* Discography

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* United States

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