The Pyramids' King of Kings reaches beyond jazz with Ugandan harp and balafonMusic linernotes album music
The Pyramids recorded King of Kings in a single day on ancient burial mounds in OhioMusic linernotes album music
Oneness of Juju was the second incarnation of James Plunky Branch's Afrocentric jazz groupMusic linernotes album music
A Monastic Trio was Alice Coltrane's debut as a leader on Impulse! RecordsMusic linernotes album music
Sanders opened The Creator Has a Master Plan the same way Coltrane opened A Love SupremeMusic linernotes album music
Pharoah Sanders tapped Richard Davis and Ron Carter for Karma's bass partsMusic linernotes album music
John Coltrane's quartet on A Love Supreme was Tyner, Garrison, and Jones.Music linernotes album music
Coltrane composed A Love Supreme in the upstairs room of his Dix Hills homeMusic linernotes album music
A Love Supreme is a four-part spiritual suite — Acknowledgement, Resolution, Pursuance, and Psalm.Music linernotes album music
Pharoah Sanders pushed the tenor saxophone into new sonic territory with overtone-rich extended techniques and spiritual intensityMusic linernotes album music
