• Reviewed and remastered vinyl with alternate takes, additional texts and photos • First recording session in Ecm's history, held in Ludwigsburg in 11/1969 • Led by pianist Mal Waldron, who worked with figures such as John Coltrane, Charles Mingus, Eric Dolphy, and Billie Holiday • The album represents Mal Waldron's first encounter with Free jazz, highlighting that this style does not imply absolute anarchy, but rather rhythmic interpretations instead of solos over harmonic changes • According to Jazz Journal, a difficult two-handed modal blues predominates, and the music sounds as vital now as the day it was recorded • Tracks like “Boo” and “Rock My Soul” remain relevant half a century later • Extended version of Free At Last presented in an audiophile two-LP edition • New store stock