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The Antique Blacks
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| Another much sought after and long unavailable title recorded in 1974 with a smallish ensemble consisting (probably) of stalwarts Marshall Allen, John Gilmore, Danny David, James Jacson, Akh Tal Ebah, Clifford Jarvis, Artakatune, and a new electric guitarist, Sly, and released on Saturn in the same year. This sounds like a studio recording and careful thought out - most of the compositions appear only on this record (apart from versions of Nature's God and Space is the Place), and include a chain of very interesting accompanied /interpolated) spoken texts: There is a Change in the Air, The Antique Blacks, The ridiculous "I" and the Cosmos "Me" as well as a very long and scary coda to Space is the Place. Ra plays Rocksichord and Moog throughout (solo on track 7 and at the end of track 8). Theatrical and political; a fascinating release. |
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ARTISTS
Sun Ra (rocksichord, mini moog, vocals); John Gilmore (tenor sax, percussion, vocals); Marshall Allen (alto sax, percussion, vocals); Danny Davis (alto sax); Akh Tal Ebah (trumpet, vocals); Clifford Jarvis (drums, vocals); James Jackson (bassoon, percussion, vocals); Atakutune (congas); Sly (electric guitar) |
TRACKS
- Song No. 1
- There is Change in the Air
- The Antique Blacks
- This Song is Dedicated to Nature's God
- The Rediculous"I" and the Cosmos Me
- Would I For All That Were
- Space is the Place
- You Thought You Could Build A World Without Us
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