Personnel and Recording Details
- Pharoah Sanders - Sax (Tenor);
- Black Harold - flute;
- Sun Ra - Piano, electric celeste;
- Al Evans - trumpet, flugelhorn;
- Chris Capers - trumpet;
- Teddy Nance - trombone;
- Bernard Pettaway - trombone
- Robert Northern - French horn;
- Marshall Allen - alto sax, flute;
- Danny Davis - alto sax, flute;
- Robert Cummings - bass clarinet;
- Pat Patrick - baritone sax;
- Alan Silva - bass, cello;
- Clifford Jarvis - drums;
- Art Jenkins- space voice
Catalogue Number: Saturn IHNY 165. Recorded live at the Cellar Cafe, New York 15/6/64, by Paul Haines (just before the 'October revolution in jazz', which took place at the Cellar Cafe in October of that year, and in which both Haines and Sun Ra were involved). Date and location details supplied by Ahmed Abdullah in an interview on WKCR (1965 and 1968 are often incorrectly mentioned in discographies).
The ESP Disk reissue (ESP 4054) gives the recording date as December 31, 1964 at Judson Hall, New York.
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