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This is Alice Coltrane's fourth solo album, released in 1970, titled after her deep admiration for Swami Satchidananda.
Selected as one of Rolling Stone magazine's "500 Greatest Albums of All Time", this album continues to be praised by NPR as a timeless source of universal healing, spiritual self-defense in times of difficulty, and a vision of the divine that emerges when seeking her. Featuring the soothing sounds of live instrumentation, including the harp and ethnic instruments such as the tabla, this album stands as a definitive work of spiritual jazz.
【Personnel】
- Alice Coltrane (harp, piano)
- Pharoah Sanders (soprano saxophone, percussion)
- Rashied Ali (drums)
- Cecil McBee (bass)
- Charlie Haden (bass)※on B-2
- Tulsi (tamboura)
- Majid Shabazz (bells, tambourine)
- Vishnu Wood (oud)※on B-2
Alice Coltrane / Journey In Satchidananda [LP] 484-7635
Tracklist
Tracklist:
1.Journey In Satchidananda
2.Shiva-Loka
3.Stopover BombaySide B
1.Something About John Coltrane
2.Isis And Osiris (rec. live)Product ID
[LP]
Catalog Number: 484-7635
Released by: Verve
Scheduled Release Date: March 31, 2023 (Friday)
UNIVERSAL MUSIC LLC / IMS product
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