A quartet named for this action recorded the song “Third Stream Boogaloo” and included Evan Parker, Derek Bailey, and future King Crimson member Jamie Muir. Anthony Braxton included covers of “Along Came Betty” and “Giant Steps” on a 1979 solo album titled for this action, (-5[1])which partly titles his Series F. Performers of this action (15[1])partly title the follow-up to the album Complete Communion, which closes with “Manhattan Cry”; that “Symphony” is by Don Cherry. An album (*) [emphasize] subtitled for this action features Jackson Pollock’s The White (10[1])Light on its cover and was recorded by a double quartet, one in each stereo channel. That 1961 album (10[1])subtitled for this action lends its name (10[1])to an avant-garde style whose pioneers include Cecil Taylor and Albert Ayler. For 10 points, Ornette Coleman’s album Free Jazz is subtitled for a “Collective” (10[1]-5[1])form of (10[1])what (10[4])spontaneous (10[1])performance (10[2])action? (10[2])■END■