Alice Coltrane - Lord Of LordsOriginally released in 1972, Lord Of Lords was Alice Coltranes final album for Impulse! and the last installment in her awe inspiring trilogy that also included Universal Consciousness and World Galaxy. While all three records featured strings alongside a jazz ensemble, Lords Of Lords stood apart from its predecessors due to the sheer size of the orchestra (12 violins, 6 violas and 7 cellos, arranged and conducted by Coltrane herself) and its refined,

including singer and band leader Bruce Joyner

but the muscles seemed to have relaxed and been allowed to effortlessly do what they do best

Comes in a 60s-style tip-on sleeve

Attilio Mineo

and the band wishes to maintain this protean quality

meticulous and instinctive

using Devotion songs such as “You Came to Me” and “Heart of Chambers” as templates for the album's elegant longing

No more records about London

not just in punk rock terms either

hungry musicians on top of a dirty Holloway Road chicken shack to take part in a sacred mission to bring Pacific Northwest style rock‰۪n‰۪roll to the British public

any Ethiopian over the age of 35 who had access to TV or radio by the early 90s

the duplexity of core truths