NOT CRAP, at all.

RIP.

Angus Jung wrote:A copy of "Journey To Satchitananda" should grace every home.

I listen to her more than her late husband now.

NOT AT ALL CRAP.

I just got a copy of this and I'm floored. Pharoah Sanders + Alice Coltrane = transcendence. Floored!

Can't wait to track down both "Ptah, the El Daoud" and "A Monastic Trio," two other records recorded around the same time with roughly the same line-up.

Quite simply, "Journey in Satchidananda" is the best record I've heard in a few years.

coach wrote:

Angus Jung wrote:A copy of "Journey To Satchitananda" should grace every home.

I listen to her more than her late husband now.

NOT AT ALL CRAP.

I just got a copy of this and I'm floored. Pharoah Sanders + Alice Coltrane = transcendence. Floored!

Can't wait to track down both "Ptah, the El Daoud" and "A Monastic Trio," two other records recorded around the same time with roughly the same line-up.

Quite simply, "Journey in Satchidananda" is the best record I've heard in a few years.

This post piqued my interest, and as a result I bought Journey in Satchidananda. I now feel exactly the same way as described above.

Fuckin' A

I don't go to her records much but they never fail to deliver the goods whenever i give one a spin.
The double live LP "Transfiguration" is a sleeper.

Ptah is the tits.