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Celestial Love
05:31
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Sometimes I'm Happy
04:27
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Interstellarism
06:14
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Blue Intensity
05:16
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Sophisticated Lady
07:30
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Nameless One #2
04:00
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Nameless One #3
05:42
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Smile
04:23
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Drop Me Off In Harlem
05:04
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Sun Ra Birmingham, Alabama
Across the history of jazz, there is no wilder, more future-forward composer and performer than Sun Ra. Known as much for his wild on-stage persona as his innovative compositions, Sun Ra was the avant-garde bleeding edge of the jazz genre, introducing modal composition and electronic instrumentation before almost anyone else. ... more
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I wasn’t sure whether to spring for this, as I have a bootleg CDR. (As well as vinyl). But I couldn’t miss a chance to upgrade fidelity. Anyway, I agree with Philip that this is a decent first choice for a Ra record—you can’t go wrong. There’s a little bit of blues, free , swing, and pure Ra all mixed in. It also showcases june Tyson on “black man” track. She was an overlooked Jazz vocalist, who played so well off of Ra.
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