Sun Ra - Monorails & SatellitesMonorails and Satellites Volumes 1 and 2 were the first commercial LPs of the artist's solo keyboard excursions. Recorded in 1966 and released on his Saturn imprint in 1968, Volume 1 featured seven idiosyncratic originals and one standard ("Easy Street") delivered in Sunny's singular manner. Volume 2 was released the following year, and contains five compositions, all originals. A third volume was prepped but shelved, and this deluxe edition marks

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from the go-go beats of Gentle Storm through the jagged trip hop of Kindling to the soulful Firebrand and Angel represent both the band‰۪s widest musical palette and a newfound sense of experimentation borne from both necessity and desire

centered around the daring sexual transformations the pair underwent for their ‰ÛÏPandrogyne‰۝ project

which spiders out from an Alice Coltrane-inspired reverie into a sustained rapture that very few artists have managed to achieve

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Then of course there's the American music

Tracklist:Side One - Part One - Integration (Non-Racial)Side Two - Part Two - The Human Element

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