Sun Ra Saturn 101477 Original Limited Press Nice RARE
  $   120

 


$ 120 Sold For
Nov 7, 2005 Sold Date
Oct 31, 2005 Start Date
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This is a nice find. An extremely rare original Saturn pressing of “Some Blues But Not The Kind That’s Blue” (also called “Collectors Items Volume I Thru IX” on the spine) by Sun Ra and his Arkestra, Cat# 101477. Vinyl rates VG+ due to some minor sleeve scuffs and a slight dish-warp that does not affect play. Cover rates a very strong VG+ with only a tiny amount of corner wear, really nice!. These records were pressed in extremely limited quantities (often only 75 copies!), so needless to say this is not an easy one to find. There is no way to know the size of the edition exactly, but it is definitely extremely rare! A nice find for any fan. Side A: Some Blues but not the Kind That’s Blue (Ra) I’ll Get By (Turk-Ahlert) My Favorite Things (Rodgers-Hammerstein) Side B: Nature Boy (Ahbez) Tenderly (Morrison-Lawrence-Gross) Black Magic (Mercer-Arlen) Ra-p; Akh Tal Ebah-tp; Marshall Allen-as, fl, ob; Danny Davis-as, fl; John Gilmore-ts, perc; prob. James Jacson-fl, bsn; Eloe Omoe-bcl, fl; Richard Williams-b; Luqman Ali (Edward Skinner)-d; Atakatune-cga. Live, possibly Philadelphia, 10/14/1977. This is a Chicago Saturn release with the characteristic El Saturn label (black on orange in this case

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