Live recording of Ayler's large septet configuration, featuring brother Donald, Charles Tyler, Sunny Murray and both Henry Grimes and Gary Peacock on bass. Compared to the bare trio of Spiritual Unity this nearly big band of two bass players and a strong horn section allows Ayler's expressive vision depth from the joyous to the aggressive in Ayler's 5 original compositions. The digitally remastered recording was originally made at 30 ips instead of the usual 15 giving it excellent fidelity. September 23, 1965 at Judson Hall, New York by David Hancock Featured Artists Albert Ayler-tenor saxophone Donald Ayler-trumpet Charles Tyler-alto saxophone Sunny Murray-drums Call Cobbs-harpsichord Henry Grimes-bass Gary Peacock-bass.
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Live recording of Ayler's large septet configuration, featuring brother Donald, Charles Tyler, Sunny Murray and both Henry Grimes and Gary Peacock on bass. Compared to the bare trio of Spiritual Unity this nearly big band of two bass players and a strong horn section allows Ayler's expressive vision depth from the joyous to the aggressive in Ayler's 5 original compositions. The digitally remastered recording was originally made at 30 ips instead of the usual 15 giving it excellent fidelity. September 23, 1965 at Judson Hall, New York by David Hancock Featured Artists Albert Ayler-tenor saxophone Donald Ayler-trumpet Charles Tyler-alto saxophone Sunny Murray-drums Call Cobbs-harpsichord Henry Grimes-bass Gary Peacock-bass.
