Gary BartzFeaturing: Pharoah Sanders
Another Earth (LP)
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condition (record/cover): VG+ (surface noise at the beginning of both sides) / VG (spine and ring wear and tape repair of top seam)
Gatefold sleeve.
Second copy of the 1968 Milestone statement, and no surprise - Another Earth moves whenever it lands in the racks, and lately it barely lands at all. Gary Bartz surrounded by Pharoah Sanders, Charles Tolliver, Stanley Cowell, Reggie Workman and Freddie Waits: a summit of the post-Coltrane generation, playing music that is astral in ambition and completely grounded in craft, the two qualities feeding each other across the full program. The alto-tenor exchanges between Bartz and Sanders alone justify the record - two very different temperaments finding common orbit - and the compositional sweep of the title suite does the rest, building and releasing across a whole side with total confidence. One of the key documents of late-sixties spiritual jazz before the term existed, from the label run that gave this generation room to think big.
US pressing, ready for the shelf that already knows, or the one about to find out.
Release notes
Plaza Sound Studios, New York City on June 19, 1968 (track A). Plaza Sound Studios, New York City on June 25, 1968 (tracks B1 to B4). Cover photo: Copyright by California Institute Of Technology and Carnegie Institution Of Washington.
| A | Another Earth | 23:57 | |
| B1 | Dark Nebula | 5:04 | |
| B2 | UFO | 4:49 | |
| B3 | Lost In The Stars | 4:04 | |
| B4 | Perihelion And Aphelion | 3:47 |
- Gary Bartz
- Alto Saxophone, Written-By (A to B2, B4)
- Reggie Workman
- Bass
- John Murello
- Design [Album Designed By]
- Freddie Waits
- Drums (A to B2, B4)
- George Sawtelle
- Engineer [Recording Engineer]
- Maxine Bartz
- Liner Notes
- Ray Hagerty
- Mastered By
- Charles Stewart
- Photography By [Back Cover And Inside Photographs By]
- Stanley Cowell
- Piano (A to B2, B4)
- Orrin Keepnews
- Producer
- Pharoah Sanders
- Tenor Saxophone (A)
- Charles Tolliver
- Trumpet (A)

































