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	Sun Ra: Ra To The Rescue [TRANSLUCENT GREEN VINYL] Label: Modern Harmonic Product Code: 32162 Catalog Code: LP-MH-8222C Country: USA		Price: $23.95 In Stock
A well-balanced early 80s album in it's first reissue from Sun Ra with a 16-piece Arkestra, recording at Squat Theater in New York City, 1982 for a mix of Ra original numbers and songs including "Children of the Sun" and "Cosmo-Party Blues", plus a wild Sun Ra solo synthesizer improv, blues and traditional jazz numbers, and a layered percussion jam.
	Sun Ra Arkestra Under The Direction Of Marshall Allen: Live At Babylon [VINYL 2 LPs LTD AUDIOPHILE w/ M.A. Signature] Label: In and Out Product Code: 31449 Catalog Code: IOR771221 Country: Germany		Price: $38.95 In Stock
The Sun Ra Arkestra configured as the 14-piece Centennial Dream Arkestra under the direction of Marshall Allen are heard in an ecstatic live concert at Istanbul's Babylon music club in 2014, released as a double LP audiophile edition, with performances of Sun Ra classics including "Astro Black", "Saturn", "Discipline 27B", and "Satellites Are Spinning".
	Sun Ra And His Outer Space Arkestra: A Fire Side Chat With Lucifer Label: Modern Harmonic Product Code: 29819 Catalog Code: CD-MH-217 Country: USA		Price: $14.95 In Stock
This reissue of the 1983 Saturn Research LP presents two aspects of the Sun Ra Arkestra, the first side with the 80's classics "Nuclear War" along with "Retrospect" and "Makeup"; the second side presenting the extended and more experimental "A Fireside Chat with Lucifer", a 20 minute well balanced, open framework that allows for both melodic soloing and extended free exchanges.