What makes Django/Misty by Dorothy Ashby notable?

This album is significant for its contributions to the jazz genre, particularly through Ashby's innovative arrangements that highlighted the harp as a leading instrument in jazz. It received positive critical reception, reinforcing Ashby's status as a pioneering female jazz musician and influencing future generations of artists. By 1984, Dorothy Ashby was an established figure in the jazz scene, recognized for her innovative use of the harp. 'Django/Misty' came as her second album following 'Afro-Harping' (1968), showcasing her continued exploration of jazz standards and her unique ability to meld traditional and contemporary styles.