|
|
||||||
|
|
|
|||||
What Planet Is This? (180 gram pressing)
LP (Item 503121) Vinyl Lovers/Lilith (Italy), 1973 — Condition: New Copy
The early 70s Arkestra at the height of their power – recorded in a brilliant live set from 1973, one that showcases the bold soul of the Impulse years! There's a resonance here with other spiritual jazz experiments going on in the US at the time – and Ra and the 25 members strong group seem firmly committed to exploring new freedoms in jazz, yet still work with messages that can reach out to a larger group – themes explored vocally on versions of "Astro Black", "Enlightenment", and "Space Is The Place", juxtaposed by longer instrumental passages that have a cohesiveness that's sometimes missing from other live sets. Other titles the 2LP version include "What Planet Is This? Opening Improvisation", "Love In Outer Space", "The Shadow World", "Watusa/Egyptian March", and "Discipline 27" and "What Planet Is This? Closing Improvisation". (180 gram vinyl. Please note: the 2LP version features alternate artwork and differently titled improvisational pieces than the 2CD version from Golden Years UK, and a bit less running time overall.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
|
You might be interested in: |
Related searches:
|
Atlantis: An incredible record from Sun Ra! The session was recorded in New York in the late 60s – and it features Ra playing the "solar sound instrument", which is actually a modified Hohner Clavinet, ... read more Jazz (LP) 9.99 |
When Sun Comes Out (180 gram pressing): An adventurous side from Sun Ra – recorded in 1962, when the Arkestra had recently moved to New York City – with Ra playing a bit of percussion and electric celeste on one track, and an overall ... read more Jazz (LP) 11.99 | ||||
Sun Song (aka Jazz By Sun Ra): Sun Ra's first album as a leader – originally issued on the Transition label, but presented here in its better-known incarnation by Delmark Records! Even at this early point, Ra had a sound unlike ... read more Jazz (LP) 9.99 |
Cosmic Tones For Mental Therapy: One of the greatest Saturn albums! This one has Ra playing clavioline and echoey "cosmic side drums" with a great spacey sound that was probably arrived at through some primitive reverb and ... read more Jazz (LP) 9.99 | ||||
Strange Celestial Road (180 gram pressing): A very nice session that actually has a bit of a soul jazz touch – with elements that are similar to Ra's Lanquidity set, a much sought-after spacey fusion classic! The band still plays fairly out, ... read more Jazz (LP) 9.99 |
Dave Burns: One of the few albums ever cut by trumpeter Dave Burns – an excellent batch of soul jazz numbers with a comfortable easy swing that will make you wonder why he wasn't a much bigger success! Dave ... read more Jazz (LP) 9.99 | ||||
Jutta Hipp – The German Recordings 1952 to 1955 – Lost Tapes (180 gram pressing with download): Rare work from female pianist Jutta Hipp – an artist who's probably known to most for her Blue Note sessions of the 50s, but who's heard here on some German recordings from younger years! Most of ... read more Jazz (LP) 25.99 |
Lady Heavy Bottom's Waltz (180 gram pressing): One of the rarest Johnny Griffin albums ever – a set recorded as a side project when Griff was working with the Clarke Boland Big Band – in a lineup that features some of the best members from ... read more Jazz (LP) 18.99 | ||||