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1.1 I Am An Instrument1.2 I Am Strange1.3 Chicago USA1.4 Spaceship Lullaby1.5 Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie1.6 A Foggy Day1.7 I'm Coming Home1.8 Last Call for Love1.9 Soft Talk1.10 Super Blonde1.11 Saturn1.12 Call for All Demons1.13 Demon's Lullaby1.14 Super-Sonic Jazz (Super Blonde)1.15 Medicine for a Nighmare1.16 Urnack1.17 It's Christmas Time1.18 Happy New Year to You!1.19 M Uck M Uck (Matt Matt)1.20 Hot Skillet Momma1.21 Bye Bye1.22 Somebody's in Love1.23 Hours After1.24 Great Balls of Fire2.1 October2.2 Adventure in Space2.3 Dreaming2.4 Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie2.5 Round Midnight2.6 Back in Your Own Backyard2.7 Saturn2.8 Velvet2.9 The Sun One2.10 Message to Earthman2.11 The Sun Man Speaks2.12 Space Loneliness2.13 State Street2.14 The Blue Set2.15 Big City Blues2.16 A Blue One2.17 Orbitration in Blue2.18 Hell #1 (A.K.A. Out There a Minute)2.19 Tell Her to Come3.1 The Bridge3.2 Rocket #93.3 Blues on Planet Mars3.4 Saturn Moon3.5 Journey to Saturn3.6 Enlightenment3.7 I'm Gonna Unmask the Batman3.8 The Perfect Man3.9 Love in Outer Space3.10 Mayan Temple3.11 Sky Blues3.12 Disco 20213.13 Rough House Blues3.14 Cosmo-Extensions3.15 Quest3.16 Outer Space Plateau3.17 Nuclear War3.18 Sometimes I'm Happy3.19 On Jupiter/Cosmo Drama (Prophetika 1)3.20 Cosmo Drama (Prophetika 2)3.21 I Am the Instrument |
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| | Description: | The long out-of-print definitive collection of singles released by jazz maverick Sun Ra during his Earth years, spanning 1952 to 1991. Released prolifically during the 1950s and more sporadically thereafter, primarily on the Saturn label, the 45s offer one-off meteorites from Ra??s prolific cosmic journey, tracing the development of his forward-thinking ??Space- Bop? and his unique take on jazz and blues traditions which sounded unlike anything else from the period.
Released as two separate 3LP gatefold sets. All formats include rare photos and extensive track by track notes and session details by Paul Griffiths. - Vinyl LP pressing housed in a gatefold sleeve, includes digital download. Strut presents a new definitive collection of Singles released by jazz maverick Sun Ra during his Earth years, spanning 1952 to 1991. Released prolifically during the 1950s and more sporadically thereafter, primarily on the Saturn label, the 45s offer one-off meteorites from Ra's prolific cosmic journey, tracing the development of his forward-thinking "Space-Bop" and his unique take on jazz and blues traditions which sounded unlike anything else from the period. As with his LPs, most 45s were only pressed in small runs and were sold at gigs and have since become extremely rare and sought after. Only a small handful of copies of "Love In Outer Space" b/w "Mayan Temple" and "The Blue One" b/w "Orbitration In Blue" have ever been seen; some have only been discovered in physical form in recent years; some were planned and penciled in but allegedly never made it to vinyl (including "Saturn" and "Velvet" from the Jazz In Silhouette LP) and some appeared as limited one-off magazine singles and posthumous releases, including "Hell #1" aka "Out There A Minute." The set is the most comprehensive collection of Ra's singles to date. Sleeve note writers Francis Gooding and Paul Griffiths brilliantly illustrate the role of the single within Ra's career and break down each release with detailed track by track notes. Working with Sun Ra LLC and Sun Raarchivist Michael D. Anderson, Strut has also assembled the best possible master sources for each track.Includes download code.
A1 & A2: Recorded early 1950s. Originally released on the Norton Records 45 'I Am Strange' b/w 'I Am An Instrument' (45-153). Enterplanetary Koncepts. ? 2009 Norton Records.
A3 & A4: Home recording, Chicago, between 1952 and 1962. Originally released on the Stop Smiling 45 'Chicago USA' b/w 'Spaceship Lullaby' (SS24). Enterplanetary Koncepts. ? 2005 Stop Smiling.
A5: Recorded in Sun Ra's apartment, Chicago, 1958-9. Originally released on the El Saturn Records 45 'Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie' b/w 'A Foggy Day' (Saturn 9-1954). Enterplanetary Koncepts. ? 1959 Saturn.
A6: Recorded at Club Evergreen, Chicago, 1954 or 1955. Originally released on the El Saturn Records 45 'Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie' b/w 'A Foggy Day' (Saturn 9-1954). Frankie G. Songs / Nokawi Music / W B Music Corp. / Ira Gershwin Music. ? 1983 El Saturn Records.
A7 & A8: Recorded at RCA Studios, Chicago, April or May 1956. Originally released on the Heartbeat 45 'I'm Coming Home' b/w 'Last Call For Love' (Heartbeat H-3 G7OB-5168). Heartbeat Music Publishing. ? 1956 Heartbeat.
B1 & B2: Recorded at Balkan Studio, Chicago, March 1956. Originally released on the Saturn 45 'Soft Talk' b/w 'Super Blonde' (Saturn Z-1111). Enterplanetary Koncepts. ? 1956 Saturn.
B3 & B4: Recorded at RCA Studios, Chicago, 16th May 1956. Originally released on the Saturn 45 'Saturn' b/w 'Call For All Demons' (Saturn G7OW-5257/5259) [not in the database yet]. Enterplanetary Koncepts. ? 1956 Saturn.
B5 & B6: Recorded in Chicago, 1956. Reputedly released on the Saturn 45 'Demon's Lullaby' b/w 'Super Sonic Jazz'. Catalogue number unknown [not in the database yet]. Enterplanetary Koncepts. ? 1956 Saturn.
C1 & C2: Recorded at RCA Studios, Chicago, 16th May 1956. Originally released on the Saturn 45 'Medicine For A Nightmare' b/w 'Urnack' (Saturn Z-222). Enterplanetary Koncepts. ? 1956 Saturn.
C3 & C4: Recorded in Chicago, 1956, 1960 or 1961. Originally released on the Saturn 45 'It's Christmas Time' b/w 'Happy New Year To You!' (Satur[n] MO8W-4052/3). | | | No. of tracks: |
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05136581 |
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