Sun Ra Definitive Singles V.1 Vinyl LP 2016
Tracklist:
1. Sun Ra–, I Am An Instrument
2. Sun Ra–, I Am Strange
3. The Nu Sounds With Sun Ra–, Chicago Usa
4. The Nu Sounds With Sun Ra–, Spaceship Lullaby
5. The Cosmic Rays With Sun Ra & Arkestra*–, Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie
6. The Nu Sounds With Sun Ra & Arkestra*–, A Foggy Day
7. Billie Hawkins With Sun-Ra & His Orchestra*–, I'm Coming Home
8. Billie Hawkins With Sun-Ra & His Orchestra*–, Last Call For Love
9. Sun-Ra & His Orchestra*–, Soft Talk
10. Sun-Ra & His Orchestra*–, Super Blonde
11. Le Sun Ra & His Arkestra*–, Saturn
12. Le Sun Ra & His Arkestra*–, Call For All Demons
13. Sun Ra & His Arkestra*–, Demon's Lullaby
14. Sun Ra & His Arkestra*–, Supersonic Jazz
15. Le Sun Ra & His Arkestra*–, Medicine For A Nightmare
16. Le Sun Ra & His Arkestra*–, Urnack
17. The Qualities–, It's Christmas Time
18. The Qualities–, Happy New Year To You!
19. Yochanan, The Space Age Vocalist–, M Uck M Uck (Matt Matt)
20. Yochanan, The Space Age Vocalist–, Hot Skillet Moma
21. Sun Ra & His Arkestra* & The Cosmic Rays–, Bye Bye
22. Sun Ra & His Arkestra* & The Cosmic Rays–, Somebody's In Love
23. The Cosmic Rays With Sun Ra & Arkestra*–, Dreaming
24. Sun Ra & The Cosmic Rays–, Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie
25. Sun Ra & His Astro Infinity Arkestra*–, October
26. Sun Ra & His Astro Infinity Arkestra*–, Adventure In Space
27. Sun Ra & His Arkestra* & The Cosmic Rays–, Hours After
28. Sun Ra & His Arkestra* & The Cosmic Rays–, Great Balls Of Fire
29. Hattye Randolph* With Sun Ra & His Astro Infinity Arkestra*–, Round Midnight
30. Hattye Randolph* With Sun Ra & His Astro Infinity Arkestra*–, Back In Your Own Back Yard
31. Le Sun Ra & His Arkestra*–, Saturn
32. Le Sun Ra & His Arkestra*–, Velvet
33. Yochanan With Sun Ra & His Arkestra*–, The Sun One
34. Yochanan With Sun Ra & His Arkestra*–, Message To Earthman
35. Yochanan With Sun Ra & His Arkestra*–, The Sun Man Speaks
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 “SpaceBop” and his unique take on jazz and blues traditions which sounded unlike anything else from the period.