Sun Ra & His Arkestra Playing "Oblique Parallax" Rare Saturn Records LP 1982 VG+
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Hello,
I am selling my copy of: Sun Ra & His Arkestra Playing "Oblique Parallax" on Saturn Records LP. This was only for sale at his concerts, and I was lucky enough to see him and purchase this LP directly at what was once Prince's club - Glam Slam, in Minneapolis, MN. The vinyl is in VG+ and the basic white outer sleeve/cover that it was sold with is in only fair condition, however...it IS just a plain white cardboard sleeve, so...not such a big deal if you ask me! You could probably find a new one to replace it, unless you want to keep things "authentic!" Anyway, this is a rare release on Sun's own Saturn label. If you want to own a piece of Jazz history, you'll want to place a bid!
Cheers!
TRACK LISTING:SIDE 1:OBLIQUE PARALLAX,VISTA OMNIVERSE,CELESTIAL REALMS.SIDE 2:JOURNEY STARS BEYOND.
LABEL:SATURN
PRESSED UP FOR SALE AT LIVE SHOWS ONLY.
CATALOGUE NUMBER:SATURN SR 72881
MATRIX NUMBERS:SIDE 1:SR 72881-A.SIDE 2:SR 72881 B.SCRATCHED INTO DEAD WAX.
MESSAGES IN DEAD WAX:NONE.
Info from Discogs:
Credits?
- Alto Saxophone – Marshall Allen (tracks: B)
- Baritone Saxophone – Danny Ray Thompson (tracks: B)
- Bass – Hayes Burnett (tracks: B)
- Bass Clarinet – Eloe Omoe (tracks: B)
- Drums – Samarai Celestial (tracks: A3)
- French Horn – Vincent Chancey (tracks: A3)
- Tenor Saxophone – John Gilmore (tracks: B)
- Trombone – Tony Bethel (tracks: B), Tyrone Hill (tracks: B)
Notes?
A live recording emphasizing Ra's keyboard. On Celestial Realms and the first part of Journey Stars Beyond, he is joined by Vincent Chancey-french horn and Eric "Samarai" Walker- drums. The middle section of Journey Stars Beyond has a cameo appearance by the Arkestra. Jazz Center Detroit, 7/28/1981 (location according to Vincent Chancey. Could, however, be from 12/80, when the band was "in residency" there.)
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