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Sun Ra-The Singles CD 1996-evidence-USA-ECD221642


The Singles [Disc 1]
A Foggy Day.aif
Adventure In Space.aif
Bye Bye.aif
Daddy's Gonna
Tell You No Lie [Demo Version].aif
Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie [Studio Version].aif
Dreaming.aif
Great
Balls Of Fire.aif
Happy New Year To You.aif
Hot Skillet Mama.aif
Hours After.aif
I'm So Glad You
Love Me.aif
It's Christmas Time.aif
Medicine For A Nightmare [Alternate Take].aif
Message To Earthman
[Alternate Take].aif
Message To Earthman.aif
Muck Muck (Matt Matt).aif
October.aif
Saturn.aif
Sombody's In Love.aif
State Street.aif
Supersonic Jazz.aif
Teenager's Letter Of Promises.aif
The
Sun Man Speaks [Alternate Take].aif
The Sun Man Speaks.aif
The Sun One.aif


The Singles [Disc
2]
Big City Blues.aif
Blues On Planet Mars.aif
Cosmo-Extensions.aif
Disco 2100.aif
Enlightenment.aif
I Am Gonna Unmask The Batman.aif
I Want An Easy Woman.aif
I'm Gonna Unmask The
Batman.aif
I'm Making Believe.aif
Journey To Saturn.aif
Love In Outer Space.aif
Mayan Temple.aif
Outer Space Plateau.aif
Quest.aif
Rocket #9.aif
Rough House Blues.aif
Saturn Moon.aif
She's
My Baby.aif
Sky Blues.aif
Tell Her To Come On Home.aif
The Blue Set.aif
The Bridge.aif
The
Perfect Man.aif
The Sky Is Crying.aif




SUN RA
the singles (2 cd's)

ITEM
NUMBER: 22164	RELEASE DATE: 09.24.96
LIST PRICE:	$29.98 


		


	 

 	
SUN RA
the singles (2 cd's)
This treasured collection, The Singles, took three years to produce, collecting
virtually every 45 released by Sun Ra from 1954 through 1982. It is considered the holy grail for Sun Ra collectors. It
was pieced together from the contributions of private collectors around the world, and sonically cleaned up far beyond
the audio capabilities of the original vinyl they were pressed on. It also features a 36 page booklet, with liner notes
written by four respected Ra experts, and contains historically significant photos. 

 	

Sun Ra  
	Primary Artist 
Fred Adams   	Trumpet 
Luqman Ali   	Drums 
Marshall Allen   	Alto Saxophone, Oboe,
Vocals 
Arkestra   	Track Performer, Vocals 
Sam Bankhead   	Vocals 
Calvin Barron   	Vocals 
Robert
Barry   	Drums, Percussion 
Mickey Boss   	Tenor Saxophone 
Ronnie Boykins   	Bass 
Jothan Callins  
	Flugelhorn, Trumpet, Vocals 
William Cochran   	Drums 
Danny Davis   	Alto Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Conga,
Flute, Vocals 
Akh Tal Ebah   	Trumpet 
Richard Evans   	Bass 
Alvin Fielder   	Drums 
Bobby Fields 
 	Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone 
Lacy Gibson   	Electric Guitar, Track Performer, Vocals 
John Gilmore  
	Drums, Percussion, Tenor Saxophone, Vocals 
Wilburn Green   	Electric Bass 
Buddy Guy   	Rhythm Guitar 
Jon Hardy   	Drums 
Wayne Harris   	Trumpet 
Ali Hassan   	Trombone 
David Henderson   	Vocals 
James Herndon   	Timbales, Timpani 
Jim Herndon   	Timbales, Timpani 
Tyrone Hill   	Trombone 
Lynn
Hollings   	Narrator, Vocals 
Arthur Hoyle   	Trumpet 
James Jacson   	Percussion, Vocals 
Clifford
Jarvis   	Drums, Percussion 
Little Mack   	Track Performer, Vocals 
Mobarak Mahmoud   	Recitation 
Crumar Mainman   	Drums 
Stanley Morgan   	Conga 
Nu-Sounds   	Track Performer 
Pat Patrick   	Baritone
Saxophone, Percussion, Vocals 
Julian Priester   	Trombone 
Lucious Randolph   	Trumpet 
Michael Ray  
	Trumpet 
Juanita Rogers   	Track Performer, Vocals 
James Spaulding   	Alto Saxophone 
Victor Sproles  
	Bass 
Walter Strickland   	Trumpet 
C. Scoby Stroman   	Drums 
Sun Ra Arkestra   	Vocals 
Sam Fan
Thomas   	Electric Guitar 
Danny Ray Thompson   	Baritone Saxophone 
Earl Turner   	Trumpet 
June Tyson  
	Vocals 
Roland Williams   	Vocals 
Yochanan   	Track Performer, Vocals 
Alton Abraham   	Producer 
Robert L. Campbell   	Liner Notes, Assistant Producer 
Robert Pruter   	Liner Notes 
Michael Shore   	Liner
Notes 
John F. Szwed   	Liner Notes 
Alan Edwards   	Post Production Coordinator 
Gregory Gerran  
	Photography 
Jerry Gordon   	compilation producer 
Tommy Hunter   	Photography 
R. Andrew Lepley  
	Photography 
Joan McAninch   	Audio Restoration, Pre-mastering 
Alan Nahigian   	Photography 
George
Rothacker   	Design 
Roger Seibel   	Audio Restoration, Pre-mastering 
Spencer Weston   	Photography 
Luigi Zanon   	Photography 




	

Rating:	     	Sun Ra - The Singles
	[02.24.2008]
This astonishing collection features the oddest 45 rpms
ever. What the hell was Ra thinking
when these singles
were originally issued ? Did he honestly think they would reach the national US charts with
deranged tracks such as "Muck Muck", which even The Cramps would baulk at ? Whatever the reasons, they make
thrilling listening especially "State Street" which captures Sun Ra and his Arkestra with a swing that
Cannonball Adderley would have envied. The fact Ra did not bother to pursue this option when he obviously could, have
makes this set all the more enigmatic. Fascinating music from a true original.       
  -  Rob J 
from
Hertfordshire, England


 


Sun Ra Discography


The Singles

S1. The Cosmic Rays with Sun Ra
Saturn 9/1954 (1983)
A: Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie (Barron-Orio-Ra)
(1:46)
The Cosmic Rays: Calvin Barron and three unidentified males-voc. Sounds like a rehearsal -- doesn't
include all the lyrics from the S2 version. Some club, Chicago, 1955. Sun Ra does not play, though he may have been
directing.
B: A Foggy Day in London Town (Gershwin-Gershwin)
The NuSounds: Roland Williams-voc; other
vocalists unidentified. Sun Ra, p. A club on North Cliburn Street, Chicago, 1954 or 1955. The serial number implies
1954, but 1955 or 1956 is more likely, given Sun Ra and Gilmore's interviews with Corbett. [rlc and Gordon]
"I
had two vocal groups at the same time. One was called the Cosmic Echoes... and the Cosmic Rays, too... I met the group
through a friend. It was at the same time that John Gilmore joined the band. I saw the possibility that they could
really be great. So I began to teach them, to coach them. They were connected with a barber shop -- but I taught them
other things." [Ra, quoted by Corbett]
"All of them wound up tragically except for one. He [Calvin
Barron] was the only one to last for a while, then he went through some tragic experiences in '88 or '89. But the rest
of them -- they were wild, you know." [John Gilmore, quoted by Corbett]
The Roland Williams group (the
NuSounds) would compete with the Barron group. They would both record the same songs and the better version would be
used. (Other reports, however, deny that the NuSounds ever appeared on record.) There was also a third, instrumental
group being coached by Ra at the time. [Gordon] Roland Williams' group started before the Rays. [Gilmore]

S2.
The Cosmic Rays with Sun Ra and Arkestra
Saturn SR-401/SR-402 (1955; reissued 1983)
A: Dreaming
(Barron-Orio-Ra) (2:29)
B: Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie (Barron-Orio-Ra) [studio version] (2:40)
The
Cosmic Rays (Calvin Barron and 3 others)-voc; Ra-p; poss. Victor Sproles-b; prob. Robert Barry-d; Tito-cga. Professional
studio recording, Chicago, 1955 or 1956 [rlc, tape from Webber; label copy from Michael Shore; info on Valmor from Pat
Padua.
Lucious Randolph says Tito was in the Arkestra for less than a year, around 1956, and that the vocal groups
were not working with Sun Ra any more by the time LR joined the Arkestra in Fall, 1956. For both sides, take 2 was used
-- it is not known whether take 1 is still extant [Gordon].
Side B reissued in 1989 on Valmor 1369, Jook Block
Busters #1.

S3. The Cosmic Rays
Saturn 222
A: Bye Bye
B: Somebody's in Love
The
Cosmic Rays-voc; other personnel unknown. Chicago, 1955.
This one is listed in Goldmine's doowop reference book,
with the impossible date of 1960. Does anyone have a copy?

S4. The Qualities
Saturn M08W4052/M08W4053
A: Happy New Year to You!
B: It's Christmastime
The Qualities: unidentified male vocal quartet. Sun
Ra-harmonium; unknown-acoustic guitar; unknown-bells; unknown-wood blocks. Produced by Alton Abraham and Sun Ra.
Chicago, probably 1956. [Thanks to Byron Coley for the tape and Glenn Jones for label information.]
Sun Ra is
presumably on the harmonium-like instrument that appears at the end of Side A and plays in the background through Side
B. This is sentimental doowop, not as well executed as the Cosmic Rays material (note the clumsy fake bass singing). The
Ra's hand is definitely there: the clicks and pops made by the second percussionist on Side A are completely
indeterminate. Anthony Braxton is threatening to use this record in a course on Sun Ra, Karlheinz Stockhausen, and
Hildegard of Bingen. [rlc]
According to John Gilmore, this was probably recorded at a rehearsal, hence the ad hoc
instrumentation. Ra often rehearsed his vocal groups separately from the Arkestra. According to Szwed, this was made a
year or so later than the Cosmic Rays 45s.
Jones says this is a 50s Saturn label, yellow with red print. The name
is misspelled "Satur" in script on one side of the center hole. According to
Gordon it was mastered at RCA Studios in Chicago; M08W4052 and M08W4053 were RCA mastering numbers. Tape box says
"Happy New Year to Year."
Alton Abraham told John Corbett that Ra had still another doowop group called
the Clockstoppers. They supposedly made one 45. The doowop releases were limited to a few sides for financial
reasons.

S5. Sun Ra and his Arkestra
Saturn Z1111 (1956)
A: Super Blonde (Ra)
B: Soft Talk
(Priester)
This is often said to be first Arkestra release [Gordon]. Hoyle recalls making "a couple"
of 45s while he was in the band. The same tracks were later included in Super Sonic Jazz. See LP list for details.
Incorrectly identified as a 78 in Jazz Wereld, No. 19, Aug. 68; error picked up by Buzelin.

S6. Le Sun
Ra
Saturn Z222 (1956)
(matrix numbers G70W5258 / G70W5261)
A: Medicine for a Nightmare (Ra)
B:
Urnack (Julian Priester)
Same versions of these tunes as later appeared on Angels and Demons at Play. A 50s
Saturn single with black print on gold and Saturn in block letters across the top. Label information courtesy of Glenn
Jones. Some sources claim this was the first Arkestra release. [Szwed]
There is may be another single from this
period with Saturn on one side. The title is mentioned in the 1963-1964 press release. It is sometimes said to have been
paired with Urnack.

S7. Sun Ra
Saturn J08W0245/J08W0246 (prob. 1958)
A: Great Balls of Fire (Ra)
B: Hours After (E. J. Turner)
Personnel unknown. Recorded Chicago, 1958.
According to Gordon, master tapes
still exist. Serial number from Raben. Great Ball of Fire was incorrectly listed in Geerken and Stahl as the first cut
on Side A of the Saturn release of Jazz in Silhouette, based on a misreading of Raben's listing. It is not known whether
Hours After is the same version that appeared on that album. Raben assumed it was but he obviously had not listened to
either the single or the album (his list of album cuts is scrambled). Bill Fielder recalls Great Balls of Fire and says
it was written by Sun Ra. No reference to Jerry Lee Lewis -- Ra was talking about comets and stars and such.
Does
anyone have this?

S8. Yochannan
Saturn 4236/4237 (late 50s)
A: Muck Muck (Yochannan-Abraham-Ra)
B: Hot Skillet Mama (Yochannan-Abraham-Ra)
Produced by Yochannan, Sun Ra, and Alton Abraham. Sun Ra-p; poss.
John Gilmore-ts; poss. Victor Sproles-b; poss. Robert Barry- d; Yochannan-voc. Recorded in Chicago, around 1956 or 1957.
[Terry Adams, via Michael Shore; Glenn Jones supplied label copy; date and personnel help from Jerry Gordon.] Yochannan
was a nightclub performer in Chicago (not a street singer as previously reported). This single sounds like Louis Jordan
numbers interpreted by Screamin' Jay Hawkins. Drummer has heavy rock hand. Tenor player does conventional R&B
riffing, no solos. [rlc]
The original release has an early Saturn look, like the surviving singles from 1956
through the early 1960s. Block lettering for the Saturn logo, red print on gold. John Gilmore recalls Yochannan hanging
around Sun Ra rehearsals, while the band was playing at Budland but after Jazz by Sun Ra.
Hattie Randolph also
recalls Yochannan, and remembers this single.

S9. Yochannan with Sun Ra and his Arkestra
Saturn
A1502M09W7841 / B1502M09W1165 (late 50s or early 60s)
Saturn 986 (reissue, 1968)
A: The Sun One (3:30)
(Yochannan)
Ra-Hammond org; unknown-tp; Marshall Allen-as; John Gilmore-ts; Ronnie Boykins-b; unknown-d;
Yochannan-voc. Chicago, around 1959. On the tape box this was called The Man Who Flew in from the Sun. On the reissue
this was retitled The Sun Man Speaks and credited to Ra and Yochannan. It also included a 20-30 sec. spoken introduction
that was edited out of the reissue. [Jones]
B: Message to Earthman (2:20)
(McCarey-Yochannan-Ra)
Ra-Hammond org; unknown-tp; unknown-tb; Marshall Allen-as; John Gilmore-ts; Pat Patrick
or Ronald Wilson-bs; Ronnie Boykins-b; unknown-d; Yochannan-voc. The reissue credits Yochannan-Ra. Chicago, around 1959.
[rlc]
The original issue has Saturn in script down the side, like the single by The
Qualities. Black lettering on gold. As with all early Saturn singles, the matrix numbers are stamped rather than
scratched by hand. Pressing plant is Sheldon. [Jones]
Reissue single has an El Saturn label from Chicago. Has
typical late 1960s type font, like that used on Continuation. [Gordon]

S10. Sun Ra and his Arkestra
Saturn 0114/0115
A: Space Loneliness (Ra)
B: State Street (Ra)
Personnel unidentified. Vuijsje
says it was made at the same period as Supersonic Jazz. But he thinks The Blues [sic] Set and Big City Blues were too.
Listed by Raben as coming from the same sessions as Side B of Angels and Demons, but his discog. is thoroughly confused
here and includes Phil Cohran and Art Hoyle a though they were playing together. Cohran believes that Space Loneliness
was a new composition in 1960....
Does anybody have a copy of this one?

S11. Sun Ra and his
Astro-Infinity Arkestra
Saturn 874 (after 1967)
A: October (Ra) (4:30)
Ra-p; prob. Walter
Strickland-tp; poss. Bo Bailey-tb; Marshall Allen-as; John Gilmore, ts; Pat Patrick-bs; Ronnie Boykins-b; poss. William
Cochran-d. Around 1959, Chicago. Deliberately strange ballad (mooing pedal tones from baritone, tenor and trombone,
under piano and trumpet melody statements, alternating with lusher scoring). The drummer is mostly keeping time on a
ballad and recording quality is murky. Phil Cohran says he is not on this recording; his first guess is Walter
Strickland. His second guess is Art Hoyle, which would really push the date back! Nate Pryor doesn't remember making
anything like this. [rlc]
B: Adventure in Space (Ra) (2:00)
Ra-p; Jim Herndon-tympani; prob. Robert
Barry-d; bells and scrapers by other Arkestrans. An excerpt from a longer performance, consisting of a percussive Latin
piano solo. Chicago, prob. 1958-1959. Lucious Randolph confirms that Ra sometimes played like this in Chicago
("when he took a long solo, it was scrambled eggs") and believes the tympanist is JimHerndon. Drummer sounds
like Robert Barry in his work with Herndon. [WKCR, confirmed by Gordon; personnel and dates rlc with help from
LuciousRandolph; date and presence of Herndon supported by Gordon]
Chicago label (not a yellow label). Ihnfinity
Inc.

S12. Sun Ra and his Arkestra
Saturn SA-1001 (1960)
(matrix numbers L09W0541/L09W0542)
A:
The Blue Set (Ra)
Phil Cohran-tp; Marshall Allen-as; John Gilmore-ts; Ra-p; Ronnie Boykins-b; Jon Hardy, d.
Chicago, 1960. Purposely old fashioned arrangement. Solos by Allen, Cohran, Ra, and Boykins.
B: Big City Blues
(Ra)
Phil Cohran-tp; Marshall Allen-as; John Gilmore-ts; Ra-p; Ronnie Boykins-b; Jon Hardy-d. Chicago, 1960.
Gospelly arrangement, a bit like Kingdom of Not -- but Hardy's rim-shots make handclapping unnecessary. Solos by Cohran,
Allen, Gilmore and Ra. [rlc; thanks to Glenn Lea and Byron Coley for a tape.]
Phil Cohran says that both sides were
made in 1960, though not at the Hall "seems to have been to contrast an old-fashioned blues with a new one -- we
were doing a country blues and a city blues." Thus the style of The Blue Set is deliberately conservative:
"...we were doing an interpretation." No wonder I mistook it for the Art Hoyle/ James Scales version of the
Arkestra! [rlc]
An early Saturn single with logo in block letters and black print on gold. Matrix numbers stamped
rather than scratched in. [Jones]
The Saturn press release from 1963-1964 lists Arkestra singles. It is just a
string of titles without pairings or catalog numbers! Some of these are well known: Super Blonde and Soft Talk, Medicine
for a Nightmare, State Street and Space Loneliness, The Blue Set and Big City Blues.But the list also mentionsSaturn as
a single. It cites A Call for All Demons and Demon's Lullabye (Art Hoyle recalls making A Call for All Demons as a
single). Velvet is even mentioned as a single.... Interestingly, October and Adventure in Space do not appear.

S13. Sun Ra and his Outer Space Arkestra
Saturn 3066 (1968)
Saturn Gemini 1982Y (1982 reissue with Side A
only)
Saturn 9/1982-4 (1982 reissue with Side A only)
A: The Bridge (Ra) (2:40)
Ra-Gibson Kalamazoo
org, Hohner clavinet; poss. Akh Tal Ebah-tp; Ali Hassan-tb; Marshall Allen-as; poss. Danny Davis-as; John Gilmore-ts;
Pat Patrick-bs; poss Robert Cummings-bcl; poss. Clifford Jarvis-d; poss. Nimrod Hunt and James Jacson-perc;
unknown-recitation. Conducted outside playing backing a stentorian declamation of a Ra poem; Stahl says probably
recorded 1982, and provides a personnel list from that period. Shore says 1967-1968, because the keyboards are the same
ones that were used on Atlantis. Robert Barry is also a possibility on drums. New York, 1967-1968. Any chance that Henry
(Hank) Dumas did the recitation? [rlc]
B: Rocket Number Nine (Ra)
Ra-p; Marshall Allen-as; John
Gilmore-ts; Pat Patrick-bs; poss. Ali Hassan-tb; Danny Davis-fl; Ronnie Boykins-b; poss. Clifford Jarvis-d. Excellent
version. Sounds like a 60s recording; Terry Adams of NRBQ says he was given a copy in 1968, which led to this piece
being included on the first NRBQ album. Robert Barry is also a possibility on drums. New York, 1967-1968 [rlc]
This
single was also made in a one-sided version, with The Bridge only. Thanks to Jerry Gordon for coming up with a two-sided
copy.
Saturn 3066 has a Chicago label; Inhfinity Inc. production. [Gordon]
1982Y is a Philadelphia product
[Jones]. Presumably 9/1982-4 (cited on WKCR memorial broadcast) is also.

S14. Sun Ra and his Astro-Solar
Infinity Arkestra
Saturn 911-AR
(label says Intergalaxtic Music Series II)
A: Blues on Planet Mars (Ra)
(3:25)
Ra-solar sound instrument (Hohner clavinet); John Gilmore-perc; Clifford Jarvis-perc; Robert
Barry-perc. New York, 1967-1969.
B: Saturn Moon (Ra)
Ra-solar sound instrument (Hohner clavinet); poss.
John Gilmore-d; wordless vocal by other Arkestrans. New York, 1967-1969.
Both of these probably came from the same
sessions as Side A of Atlantis. [WKCR, confirmed by Jerry Gordon; personnel and dates rlc; label says produced by Alton
Abraham; mentions Ihnfinity Inc.]

S15. Sun Ra
Saturn ES 537B (1974)
Saturn 9/7474 (reissue,
1983)
matrix 7474/52473B
A: I'm Gonna Unmask the Batman (Lacy Gibson, Alton Abraham, Ra)
Ra-Mini
Moog syn, Hohner clavinet; prob. Akh Tal Ebah-muted tp; Marshall Allen-as; John Gilmore-ts; Danny Ray Thompson-bs;
unknown-b; unknown-d; poss.Stanley Morgan [Atakatune]-cga; Sam Bankhead-voc. Recorded 7/4/74, probably in Chicago.
[singer identified by Gordon; other personnel rlc]
B: The Perfect Man (Ra)
Ra-Mini-Moog syn; Allen-ob;
Gilmore-ts; unidentified-d. Recorded 5/24/73, location unknown. [Information on the record from WKCR and Gordon;
personnel rlc]
Side A supposedly came about because of Ra's participation on the Dan and Dale Batman record in 1966
(see below). Blues guitarist Lacy Gibson, once an in-law of the Ra, had his own LP on Saturn 524 (I Wish I Had a Wishing
Ring, recorded 1968) and his own single on Repeto 436 (clearly of Saturn origin). There may be a second Repeto with
Gibson as well.
Original issue single has (P) 1974 affixed to it with a stamp, but also has a Chicago Saturn label
. [Gordon]
Glenn Jones has an original issue with a blank label on Side A and a green early 70s Chicago label on
Side B. Curtis Fukuda confirms the 1974 issue date; he bought a copy at the 12/11/74 concert. The 1983 reissue (also in
Jones' possession) has a handwritten Philadelphia label.
It is possible that a version of Outer Spaceways
Incorporated was included on a single around this time. [Gordon]

S16. Sun Ra and his Astro-Intergalactic
Infinity Arkestra
Saturn ES 538B
A: Journey to Saturn (Ra)
Ra-org; Danny Ray Thompson-bs; prob.
Clifford Jarvis-d; June Tyson-voc; John Gilmore-voc; other Arkestrans-voc. Live performance, characteristically
overamplified, 1972-1974.
B: Enlightenment (Dotson-Ra)
Ra-Hohner clavinet; prob. Clifford Jarvis-d; June
Tyson-voc; John Gilmore-voc. Probably made in the living room in Philly, 1970-1974. [rlc, single played on WKCR]

S17. Sun Ra
Saturn 256
(matrix numbers 62775A/B)
A: Love in Outer Space (Ra)
David
Henderson-vocal, dubbed over the performance from Night of the Purple Moon.
B: The Mayan Temples
(Ra)
Ra-Mini-Moog syn, rocksichord; Allen-ob; unknown-d; poss. Stanley Morgan-cga. Recorded 6/27/1975,
probably in Philadelphia. A sketch of the piece that appeared on Of Mythic Worlds, I Pharaoh, and The Sound Mirror.
[Played on WKCR, personnel rlc]
Philadelphia label, handwritten copy. [Gordon]

S18. Sun Ra
Saturn
SR 51879
A: Rough House Blues (Ra)
Ra-p; Luqman Ali-d. Duet on a St. Louis Blues base. Amateurish
recording has drums up front, piano recessed.
B: Cosmo-Extensions (Ra)
Ra-keyboards; Luqman Ali-d.
Drummer punctuates, not an equal duet partner. Both probably Ra's living room, Philadelphia, 5/18/1979. [rlc, thanks to
Simosko for a tape]

S19. Sun Ra Arkestra
Y RA 1 (12S single)
A: Nuclear War [from Fireside Chat]
(7:39)
B: Sometimes I'm Happy [from Celestial Love] (4:25)

S20. Sun Ra and his Outer Space Arkestra
Saturn Gemini 1982Z
A: Quest (Ra)
Ra-p. In a concentrated, Monorailish style. Recorded c. 1982.
B:
Outer Space Plateau (Ra)
Ra-syn, org; unknown tp; poss. Tyrone Hill-tb; Marshall Allen-as; John Gilmore-ts.
Brooding forerunner to Retrospect. Recorded c. 1982. [rlc, thanks to Mark Webber for tape]

S21. Sun Ra
DIW DEP1-1 (7S 33 rpm EP)
A: Queer Notions (Hawkins)
B: Prelude No. 7 (Chopin)
Live at Pit Inn
Tokyo 8-8-88 Volume One: Ra-p, synth, voc; Michael Ray-tp, voc; Ahmed Abdullah-tp; Tyrone Hill-tb; Marshall Allen-as;
John Gilmore-ts, timbales; Danny Thompson-bs; Leroy Taylor-as, bcl, contra-alto cl; June Tyson-vln, voc; Bruce
Edwards-g; Rollo Radford-b; Eric Walker-d; Earl "Buster" Smith-d. [Webber]

S22. Sun Ra
DIW
DEP1-2 (7S 33 rpm EP)
A: East of the Sun (Bowman)
B: 'Frisco Fog (Carr-Roberts)
Live at Pit Inn
Tokyo 8-8-88 Volume Two: Ra-p, synth, voc; Michael Ray-tp, voc; Ahmed Abdullah-tp; Tyrone Hill-tb; Marshall Allen-as;
John Gilmore-ts, timbales, voc; Danny Thompson-bs; Leroy Taylor-as, bcl, contra-alto cl; June Tyson-vln, voc; Bruce
Edwards-g; Rollo Radford-b; Eric Walker-d; Earl "Buster" Smith-d. [Webber]

S23. Sun Ra
DIW
DEP1-3 (7S 33 rpm EP)
A: Opus Springtime (Ra)
B: Cosmos Swing Blues (Ra)
Live at Pit Inn Tokyo
8-8-88 Volume Three: Ra-p, synth, voc; Michael Ray-tp, voc; Ahmed Abdullah-tp; Tyrone Hill-tb; Marshall Allen-as; John
Gilmore-ts, timbales; Danny Thompson-bs; Leroy Taylor-as, bcl, contra-alto cl; June Tyson-vln, voc; Bruce Edwards-g;
Rollo Radford-b; Eric Walker-d; Earl "Buster" Smith-d. [Webber]

For completeness we can't forget
the single by Lacy Gibson. This is on Repeto 436, but the characteristic late 60s type face on the label and Enterplan
or Enterplant BMI as publishers indicate a Saturnian origin. (Alton Abraham has confirmed the connection to Saturn.)
Side A is The Sky Is Crying (obviously by Elmore James but no composer credit)
Side B is She's My Baby, credited
to Gibson.
There may also be a second Gibson on Repeto. And there is a report of a Repeto release by Muhal Richard
Abrams! [rlc]

The Singles

Evidence ECD 22164-2
Disc 1: 1954 - 1960:
A Foggy Day [1:03]
(Saturn 9/1954)
Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie [1:49] (Saturn 9/1954)
Dreaming [2:43] (Saturn SR-401/402)
Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie [3:03] (Saturn SR-401/402)
Bye Bye [2:49] (Saturn B222/223)
Somebody's in Love
[1:47] (Saturn B222/223)
Medicine for a Nightmare [2:35] (Saturn Z222: previously unissued)
Saturn [3:00]
(Saturn [unknown number])
Supersonic Jazz [2:33] (Saturn [unknown number])
Happy New Year to You! [1:48]
(Saturn MO8W4052/MO8W4503)
It's Christmas Time [2:43] (Saturn MO8W4052/MO8W4503)
Muck Muck (Matt Matt) [2:46]
(Saturn 4236/4237)
Hot Skillet Mama [3:12] (Saturn 4236/4237)
Great Balls of Fire [5:28] (Saturn
JO8W0245/JO8W0246)
Hours After [2:45] (Saturn JO8W0245/JO8W0246)
Teenager's Letter of Promises [3:42] (Pink
Clouds 333)
I'm So Glad You Love Me [3:05] (Pink Clouds 333)
The Sun One [2:30] (Saturn 1502)
The Sun Man
Speaks [4:34] (Saturn 986)
The Sun Man Speaks [3:49](Previously unissued take)
October [4:40] Saturn 847)
Adventure in Space [1:53] (Saturn 847)
Message to Earthman [2:23] (Saturn 1502)
Message to Earthman [3:31]
(previously unissued)
State Street [3:31] (Saturn 0114/0115)
Disc 2: 1960 - 1982:
The Blue Set
[4:40] (Saturn SA-1001)
Big City Blues [3:13] (Saturn SA-1001)
Tell Her to Come on Home [2:07]
(Saturn 144M)
I'm Making Believe [3:14] (Saturn 144MM)
The Bridge [1:57] (Saturn
3066)
Rocket #9 [2:23] (Saturn 3066)
Blues on Planet Mars [3:25] (Saturn 911-AR)
Saturn
Moon [2:13] (Saturn 911-AR)
The Sky Is Crying [2:50] Repeto 436)
She's My Baby [2:07] )Repeto
436)
I'm Gonna Unmask the Batman [2:44] (Repeto K702)
I Want an Easy Woman [2:44] (Repeto
K702)
I'm Gonna Unmask the Batman [2:19] (Saturn ES537B)
The Perfect Man [4:54] (Saturn
ES537B)
Journey to Saturn [3:43] (Saturn ES538B)
Engligtenment [3:26] (Saturn ES538B)
Love
in Outer Space [3:49] (Saturn 256)
Mayan Temple [4:14] (Saturn 256)
Disco 3000 [2:43] (Saturn
2100)
Sky Blues [2:34] (Saturn 2100)
Rough House Blues [3:35] (Saturn SR
51879)
Cosmo-Extensions [4:24] (Saturn SR 51879)
Quest [2:38] (Saturn Gemini 1982Z)
Outer
Space Plateau [2:22] (Saturn Gemini 1982Z)
The Evidence two CD set, which has won many awards since its release,
contains forty-nine tracks and a thick, fact filled booklet with essays by Robert Campbell, Michael Shore, Robert
Pruter, and John Szwed. Information on most of the individual tracks may be found above. [Moudry]



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