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Pharoah Sanders: The Impulse Story,
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As far as cut & paste compilation albums go, this is among the best. The abum's creators simply placed the perfect songs from that era of Pharoah's career together.Aesthetic, Spiritual, Meaningful Music, enough said! Thank you, JD
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Floating Your Mind Downstream,
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This is the music label's offical anthology of Pharoah Saunders recordings during the peak of the Cultural Revolution, when he was a participant and then follower of John Coltrane's spiritual explorations. We hear Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt from "Tauhid"; the complete track from "Karma" of The Creator Has a Master Plan; Astral Traveling from "Thembi"; and from "Elevation", Spiritual Blessing. With these particular works, Saunders lifted the flag of avant-garde world jazz, and with Yusef Latiff and Alice Coltrane incorporated Eastern spirituality and modal sound, particularly the drone in jazz. These selections are truly core and delightful. Other recordings would follow, such as "Jewels of Thought" (also on Impulse) and "Journey to the One" (with sitar and koto) before focusing on Africa. Therefore, this album is another very fine 'Best of' for your 1960s collection.
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