He later established the Dallas Association for Avant-Garde and Neo Impressionistic Music (daagnim) in the late 1970s,[4] doing so at the suggestion of Anthony Braxton and Art Lande.
AllMusic describes González as "[a] talented trumpeter who has recorded a consistently rewarding string of lesser-known dates," whose "playing falls between advanced hard bop and free jazz.
"[10] Additionally, Henry Grimes' November 2003 appearance on González' Nile River Suite was the bassist's first official recording in more than thirty-five years.
[12][13] He ultimately worked with KERA for 21 years, but left after the station had largely shifted from music programming to a news and talk format.
[13] González's most recent offering with Yells at Eels is a collaboration with Fort Worth experimental drone rock outfit Pinkish Black, entitled Vanishing Light in the Tunnel of Dreams,[14] which was released in May 2020.