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Sun Ra, Toronto (1986)

01. (untitled improvisation)[perc; Inf-d; EVI; b; cond ens] 0:00:18 02. Discipline 27-II (Ra)/Children of the Sun (Ra)[SR, ens voc] 0:09:09 03. (untitled improvisation)[perc; Allen, as; org, syn; tb] 0:19:44 04. East of the Sun (Bowman)[JG voc] 0:28:16 05. Queer Notions (Hawkins) 0:33:42 06. Prelude to a Kiss (Ellington) 0:37:13 07. (unidentified blues)(Ra)[p; arco b; Wilson, ts; p] 0:43:11 08. Yeah Man! (Sissle-Henderson) 0:47:50 09. I Dream Too Much (Kern)[SR voc] 0:51:04 10. Blue Lou (Sampson) 0:58:15 11. Mack the Knife (Brecht-Weill-Blitzstein)[JJ voc] 1:02:04 12. Love in Outer Space (Ra) 1:13:06 13. Over the Rainbow (Arlen-Harburg)[p only] 1:19:56 14. Fate in a Pleasant Mood (Ra)[SR, ens voc; inc] 1:23:16 01. (intro and untitled improvisation)[perc; EVI] 1:30:01 02. Tapestry from an Asteroid (Ra)[JT voc] 1:34:52 03. Astro Black (Ra)[JT voc] 1:36:49 04. Mystery, Mr. Ra (Ra)[JT, SR voc]/I Am Sin (Ra)[SR voc]/The Enemy of All Humanity (Ra)[SR voc] 1:39:12 05. The Shadow World (Ra) 1:50:14 06. Day Dream (Strayhorn) 2:05:00 07. Limehouse Blues (Braham-Furber) 2:11:33 08. Sophisticated Lady (Ellington) part 1 2:14:52 09. Sophisticated Lady (Ellington) part 2 2:19:25 10. (unidentified blues)(Ra)[p; Wilson, ts] 2:25:56 11. Chloe (Moret-Kahn) 2:36:43 12. Sunset on the Nile (Ra) - Theme Of The Stargazers [faded] [SR, ens voc; faded] 2:42:38 Sun Ra Larry's Hideaway Toronto, Ontario (Canada) February 6, 1986 Personnel: Sun Ra - piano, Yamaha DX7, vocals Ronnie Brown - trumpet Tyrone Hill - trombone, vocals Marshall Allen - alto sax, flute, EVI, percussion John Gilmore - tenor sax, clarinet, timbales, vocals Ronald Wilson - tenor sax Danny Ray Thompson - baritone sax, alto sax, flute, percussion Eloe Omoe - alto sax, bass clarinet, percussion James Jacson - bassoon, flute, Infinity Drum, vocals John Ore - bass Marvin (Boogaloo) Smith - drums June Tyson - vocals Original comments: "Having been in Larry s Hideaway located in the basement of the Prince Carlton Hotel, and probably having been too young and naive to know better, it's really the one place in Toronto that I have ever felt scared in. Mid 80's, excited to see Richard Thompson, afraid to touch anything or anybody. My date told me to not bring any recording equipment because he didn't want to get tossed out if we were discovered, and that worked out because the idiot whooped and screamed all throughout the show. I added those behaviors to my List, "Why you won't ever get a second date with me again, loser." This recording was posted by el_lixir in Jan. '05. Posting Sun Ra is always a bit of a gamble because it's hard to know what is considered a commercial release. Looking through the vast and disorganiazed craziness of Sun Ra's official and unofficial discographies (made worse by his own habit of releasing his own recordings in limited lots at shows) I am not aware of this show or any part of it being commercially released or even by Transparency (which seems to be releasing everything in huge sets that are impossible to find and buy). The only 1986 Sun Ra shows that I have ever seen released are the miserable (to watch) East Berlin performance which I think Transparency released as a DVD. And the Leo Records "A Night in East Berlin," which I own as a LP. Never having seen the DVD, I don't know how the LP fits with the DVD. But nothing from this date that I can find. " Thanks to DeathGlider & jschmoe. Footage and production by bigfootpegrande.