CONCERT FOR THE COMET KOHOUTEK

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Label
ESP DISK LTD.
Release Date
June 27, 2006
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    Featuring
    • PERFORMER
      SUN RA
    Product Details
    • RELEASE DATE
      June 27, 2006
    • UPC
      825481030335
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      ESPD3033.2
    • LABEL
      ESP DISK LTD.
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
    Works
    1. Kohoutek Intro

      Composer: na Not Applicable

      Performer: Sun Ra

    2. Astro Black

      Composer: Sun Ra

      Ensemble: The Sun Ra Arkestra

    3. Discipline 27: Part I

      Composer: Sun Ra

      Ensemble: The Sun Ra Arkestra

      Performer: Sun Ra

    4. Enlightenment

      Composer: Sun Ra, Hobart Dotson

      Ensemble: The Sun Ra Arkestra

      Performer: Sun Ra

    5. Love in Outer Space

      Composer: Sun Ra

      Ensemble: The Sun Ra Arkestra

      Performer: Sun Ra

    6. Kohoutek

      Composer: Sun Ra

      Ensemble: The Sun Ra Arkestra

      Performer: Sun Ra

    7. Discipline 27: Part II

      Composer: Sun Ra

      Ensemble: The Sun Ra Arkestra

      Performer: Sun Ra

    8. Outer Space Employment Agency

      Composer: Sun Ra

      Ensemble: The Sun Ra Arkestra

      Performer: Sun Ra

    9. Space Is The Place

      Composer: Sun Ra

      Ensemble: The Sun Ra Arkestra

      Performer: Sun Ra


\'Released in the early \'90s, Concert for the Comet Kohoutek captures a typically inspired night by Sun Ra & the Intergalactic Space Research Arkestra. Recorded in late 1973, on this date the Arkestra is guided by a musical theme composed around the idea of the Comet Kohoutek, which was passing close to Earth at the time. Typically, the release vaults between cosmic vocal songs that speak of Truth and other such brashly capitalized affairs (such as \'Astro Black\'), almost straight-ahead big-band jazz arrangements (\'Variations of Kohoutek Themes\'), and frighteningly evil free explorations (\'Journey Through the Outer Darkness\').\'-Jesse Jarnow, AMG Digitally remastered by Joe Phillips with brief liner notes by ESP label founder Bernard Stollman.\' Recorded live at Town Hall, NYC, on December 22, 1973.