Musicians
On "Urnack", "Medicine for a Nightmare", "A Call For Demons", and "Demon's Lullaby", recorded RCA Studios, Chicago, around February 1956;
- Sun Ra - Piano, Electric Piano
- Art Hoyle - Trumpet,
- Julian Priester - Trombone
- John Gilmore - Tenor Sax
- Pat Patrick - Baritone Sax
- Wilburn Green - Electric Bass
- Robert Barry - Drums
- Jim Herndon - Tympani
On "Tiny Pyramids" and "Angels And Demons At Play", RCA Studios Chicago, around June 17, 1960;
- Sun Ra - Percussion, Bells, Gong and Piano
- Phil Cohran - Cornet
- Nate Pryor - Trombone and Bells
- John Gilmore - Tenor Sax and Clarinet, percussion
- Marshall Allen - Flute
- Ronnie Boykins - Bass
- Jon Hardy - Drums, Percussion
On "Between Two Worlds" recorded during rehearsals at the same time;
- Sun Ra - Piano
- possibly Bo Bailey - Trombone
- John Gilmore - Tenor Sax
- Marshall Allen - Alto Sax
- Ronnie Boykins - Bass
- possibly Robert Barry - Drums
On "Music From The World Tomorrow", also recorded during rehearsals in Chicago, 1960;
- Sun Ra - 'Cosmic tone organ
- Ronnie Boykins - Bass
- Phil Cohran - Violin-uke
- Jon Hardy - Drums
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