Sun Ra and His Arkestra - Featuring Pharoah Sanders And Black Harold (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP Colour Summer Solstice skews lighter but

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Sun Ra and His Arkestra - Featuring Pharoah Sanders And Black Harold (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP Colour Summer Solstice skews lighter but"To understand the significance of the word 'featuring' on Featuring Pharoah Sanders And Black Harold, consider how infrequently Sun Ra used it and the exact way it had been used. The October Revolution in Jazz, organized by Bill Dixon in the West Village in 1964, presented a vivid cross section of approaches to the new music, including a sextet led by Ra. For the October Revolution's continuation, titled Four Days in December, held at nearby Judson