Sun Ra - Ra To The Rescue Artist_Robert Slap television and advertising have come

television and advertising have come to find their delight

It’s both a criminally under-appreciated album and a hard-to-find record so we’re delighted to be giving this sweet disco-funk groover the reissue treatment it deserves

Jazz and hip-hop

The Lost can be seen as a countermovement towards this development - something genuine and personal

But the in-house arsenal of vintage synthesizers and drum machines was fair game—check the skittering beats of "a sport and a pastime" and thick hum of "chap pilot

Sun Ra - Ra To The Rescue Artist_Robert Slap television and advertising have comeRa to the Rescue is one of the rarer albums in the Sun Ra canon. There's a reason, and it has nothing to do with quality content (or lack thereof). When Ra and his business partner Alton Abraham launched their pioneering independent Saturn label in Chicago in the late 1950s, and on thru the 1960sby which time Ra had moved to New Yorkeach new album was carefully curated, titled, packaged with a printed, illustrated sleeve, and promoted in ads and