Pharaoh Sanders Quintet (Vinyl LP) 60s 70s Psych Prog Rock

Pharaoh Sanders Quintet (Vinyl LP) 60s 70s Psych Prog RockRecorded on September 10, 1964, prior to his well known association with John Coltrane, this eponymous album (later renamed Pharoah's First) is the debut release of the iconic tenor saxophonist. "With one foot in mainstream jazz pianist Jane Getz had played with Charles Mingus and the other, tentatively at times, in the avant garde, this is a fascinating glimpse of Sanders's style before he wielded the unremitting fierceness of his playing with

Red marble vinyl

which evokes a Venusian sunset

He also inspired many leading musicians including Bert Jansch

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also in 1967

Blending the rock and roll sounds of The Rolling Stones together with more traditional

working to expand the band's sound within their boundaries

While the forthcoming follow up is set to dial up the tempo

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Although sharing similarities to 1960s skinheads

robotic soul helped inform generations of synthetic British soul

a mixture of r 'n b classics and Jagger / Richards originals including the great 'I'm Free'