Standards LP (Gold) fg_Label_Brown something that leaves a lot

something that leaves a lot of room for surprises and experiments

was recorded at Eden Studio in West London in the summer of 1979 with producer Martin Rushent

Recorded in 1996 and not released (in slightly different edit/mix) until 1999 under the title Jerusalem

It finds her unafraid to take on the big ques- tions — the life-or-death reckonings

Now available on 180 gram vinyl in original artwork featuring the original gold metallic jacket with embossed lettering

Standards LP (Gold) fg_Label_Brown something that leaves a lotSun Ra, the extraordinary, outlandish, and sometimes controversial pianist, is often described as an "acquired taste", with a massive and diverse catalog. This release is a good place to start for uninitiated or dismissive listeners. The album showcases Ra's grounding in the jazz tradition, with unique takes on standards like "Time After Time," "Easy to Love," and "But Not for Me". Not unordinary for Sun Ra, the recording process was informal; "Can