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Sun Ra And His Solar-Myth Arkestra The Solar Myth Approach (Vol 2) mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: The Solar Myth Approach (Vol 2) Country: Italy Released: 2001 Style: Space-Age, Free Improvisation, Free Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1171 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1202 mb WMA version RAR size: 1784 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 622 Other Formats: MIDI AU DXD AAC RA MP1 MP3 Tracklist A1 The Utter Nots 11:09 A2 Outer Spaceways, Inc 1:19 A3 Scene 1, Take 1 8:19 B1 Pyramids 2:27 B2 Interpretation 7:40 B3 Ancient Ethiopia 2:47 B4 Strange Worlds 8:30 Companies, etc. Recorded At – Sun Studios, New York Credits Alto Saxophone, Clarinet [Alto], Flute – Danny Davis Alto Saxophone, Oboe, Flute, Piccolo Flute – Marshall Allen Baritone Saxophone, Flute – Danny Thompson*, Pat Patrick Bass – Ronnie Boykins Drum [Hand Drums] – Nimrod Hunt Executive-Producer, Photography By – Jacques Bisceglia Liner Notes – Tam Fiofori Oboe, Flute, Drums [Ancient Egyptian Infinity Drums] – James Jacson Percussion – Clifford Jarvis, Lex Humphries Piano, Synthesizer [Moog], Performer [Spacemaster], Clarinet, Written-By, Arranged By – Sun Ra Producer – Jean Georgakarakos, Jean-Luc Young Tenor Saxophone, Percussion – John Gilmore Trombone – Ali Hassan, Charles Stevens* Trumpet – Kwame Hadi Trumpet, Mellophone, Performer [Space Dimension] – Akh Tal Ebah Vocals – Arthur Jenkins*, June Tyson Notes Recorded at the Sun Studios, New-York, 1970-71 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year BYG 529341, 529 Sun Ra And His The Solar-myth Records, 529341, 529 341, Solar-myth Approach, Vol. 2 BYG 341, France 1972 529.341 Arkestra* (LP, Album) Records, 529.341 BYG Records The Solar Myth Sun Ra & His Approach, Vol. 2 529.341 Solar-Myth BYG Records 529.341 US Unknown (LP, Album, RE, Arkestra* 180) BYG 529341, 529 Sun Ra And His The Solar-myth Records, 529341, 529 341, Solar-myth Approach, Vol. 2 BYG 341, France 1972 529.341 Arkestra* (LP, Album) Records, 529.341 BYG Records The Solar-Myth Sun Ra And His Approach (Vol 2) SPOT 520 Solar-Myth Sunspots SPOT 520 Italy 2002 (CD, Album, Ltd, Arkestra* RE, RM) The Solar Myth Sun Ra & His Approach, Vol. 2 529.341 Solar-Myth BYG Records 529.341 US Unknown (LP, Album, RE, Arkestra* Red) Related Music albums to The Solar Myth Approach (Vol 2) by Sun Ra And His Solar-Myth Arkestra The Sun Ra Arkestra - Live At "Praxis ´84" Vol.III Sun Ra And His Astro Infinity Arkestra - My Brother The Wind, Vol II The Sun Ra Arkestra - Cosmic Tones For Mental Therapy Sun Ra - Nuits De La Fondation Maeght Volume 2 Sun Ra And His Blue Universe Arkestra - Universe In Blue Sun Ra And His Intergalactic Research Arkestra - It's After The End Of The World - Live At The Donaueschingen And Berlin Festivals Sun Ra Arkestra - Fondation Maeght Nights - Volume 2 Sun Ra - Sun Ra In Space Is The Place.

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