Home / Music / Sun Ra's Space Is the Place envisions space as Black liberationMusic linernotes album music sun-raSun Ra's Space Is the Place envisions space as Black liberationThe album reflects Sun Ra’s Afrofuturist philosophy, envisioning space as a place of liberation for Black Americans, blending free jazz with cosmic imagery. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesSun Ra recorded over 100 albums — arguably the most prolific recording artist of the 20th centurySun Ra's Afar is cosmic jazz that doesn't bother looking backSun Ra played space organ and piano on Space Is the PlaceJazz in Silhouette is the way into Sun RaSun Ra founded his own label, El Saturn Records, in 1957ExploreAretha Franklin's Fillmore West set spans three nights in 1971Bill Withers' Carnegie Hall show was preserved on a double LPSons of Kemet's Black to the Future was recorded in LondonBlonde on Blonde was saved by a move to NashvilleFleetwood Mac jammed at Chess Studios in 1969Previous The Bill Evans Trio on Waltz for Debby was Evans, LaFaro, and Motian.Next Sun Ra's Arkestra stars John Gilmore and Marshall Allen anchored Space Is the Place