With Mingus he was a young up and comer (maybe 18), a shadow of the monster he'd become.
These are from a fun live gig that I caught in the '89.
He's been in Europe for at least the last 10 years, so I'm not up on his more recent stuff.
Door of the Cage and Marionettes on a High Wire are both brilliant Carroll albums. Erica Lindsay is excellent on those. I think of them more in the Miles 2nd quintet vein rather than Lee Morganish.
I know the feeling. I've enjoyed his alto playing more than his tenor playing, but I'm no fan. If I want to hear someone blowing his brains out I'll stick with Pharoah Sanders at his most extreme.