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Featuring Pharoah Sanders & Black Harold (CD)

By: Sun Ra (Artist)


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DISC 1 for Featuring Pharoah Sanders & Black Harold (CD) Album By Sun Ra (Artist)
1   Cosmic Interpretation
2   Other World, The
3   Second, The
4   Star is Jupiter
5   Now Tomorrow, The
6   Discipline 9
7   Gods on a Safari
8   World Shadow, The
9   Rocket Number 9
10   Voice of Pan, The
11   Dawn Over Israel
12   Space Mates  
 


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Personnel: Sun Ra (piano, celesta, keyboard); Art Jenkins (vocals); Black Harold (flute, log drum, percussion); Robert Cummings (bass clarinet); Marshall Allen (saxophone, alto saxophone); Pat Patrick (saxophone, baritone saxophone); Danny Davis (saxophone); Pharoah Sanders (tenor saxophone); Al Evans (trumpet, flugelhorn); Chris Capers (trumpet); Teddy Nance (trombone); Bernard Pettaway (bass trombone); Alan Silva (bass instrument, bass guitar); Ronnie Boykins (bass instrument); Cliff Jarvis, Clifford Jarvis, Jimmhi Johnson (drums).

Audio Remasterer: Douglas McGregor.

One of the more curious entries in the monolithic catalog of avant-jazz legend Sun Ra, FEATURING PHAROAH SANDERS & BLACK HAROLD is a document of a seldom-heard Arkestra date from 1964, first issued on Ra and Alton Abraham's El Saturn imprint in 1976, and now released on extended reissue format by the resurrected ESP-Disk label. The album is notable not only for its provenance, which is exquisitely rare even by El Saturn standards, but for its unusual lineup, which replaces Arkestra mainstay John Gilmore with then-unknown tenor saxophonist Pharoah Sanders. While the music is as uncompromising as anything in the Arkestra's late `60s and early `70s oeuvre, it achieves a tenuous balance between dense, high-energy ensemble play (courtesy of Sanders, bassist Alan Silva, and alto saxophonist Marshall Allen) and Ra's lyrical piano soloing--best evidenced on the impressionistic "Dawn over Israel" and "The Voice of Pan," which features the wild Roland Kirk-esque vocalizations of flautist Black Harold.



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