Pharoah Sanders Interview from 1964...talking about John Coltrane and Sun Ra

Pharoah Sanders Interview from 1964...talking about John Coltrane and Sun Ra, playing at Slug's and artistry... amazing stuff!
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[@williamcharles995]

One of the best shows I’ve ever seen was early 2000’s, Pharoah with the McCoy Tyner trio and Ravi Coltrane. All Coltrane, all night. A spiritual experience for sure.

[@SamoSalamonMusic]

Wooow yesssss

[@xrgiok]

@@SamoSalamonMusicis there a record of this magic you talking about?

[@williamcharles995]

Saw Pharoah many times in NYC at all the great clubs. Talk about a spiritual player, wow, he was beautiful.

[@lionra4523]

Thank you!

[@davidgeary490]

Thanks for posting this...LOVE Pharoah Sanders. Many many years ago 'The Creator Has A Master Plan' changed my life. Always played that when we were all hanging out, partying, at our studio (I'm a visual artist) ...very inspiring and spiritual and sensual music. Thanks Pharoah! He played with Alice Coltrane later - have all her excellent albums.

[@SamoSalamonMusic]

Txxxx David... yeah - one of the greats!!!

[@davidgeary490]

@@SamoSalamonMusic Another of my all time fave albums is Carlos Santana's 'Welcome' - - Leon Thomas, vocalist from Sander's 'Karma' (inc. The Creator has a Master Plan) is on it; Alice Coltrane is an arranger on it; They cover a John Coltrane piece; lots of jazz musicians play on it; Flora Purim sings. Awesome album, very Latin-Jazzy. A classic. Still play it regularly ....since the 70s! !

[@SamoSalamonMusic]

@@davidgeary490 yeah - Santana did some cool stuff back in the day :)

[@Da_Publick]

I used to see and hear Giuseppi Logan in Thompkins Square Park, New York City, for years with no idea who he was. By the time I 'discovered' him, he had passed away. I read Sonny Simmons was in the same situation, out on the pavement, playing for the people, really. Never take a street musician for granted.

[@SamoSalamonMusic]

Sad but true...

[@vbassone]

This is wonderful!

[@SamoSalamonMusic]

Yessss... beautiful stuff :)

[@morelassi]

I think this interview is from the 1970s at least. And it's wonderful.

[@SamoSalamonMusic]

Aaaa ok... txxxxxx...

[@19C78]

Amazing ❤️🙏🏽tnx Samo 💎 jewels

[@SamoSalamonMusic]

Txxxx Cene 🤗🤗🤗

[@PeterRead-mq8ch]

Does anyone know the origins of this interview? Thanks :)