Albert Ayler Trio - Spiritual Unity Album

Tracklist

1	The Wizard
2	Ghosts: Second Variation
3	Spirits
4	Ghosts: First Variation

Credits

• Bass – Gary Peacock
• Design – Jordan Matthews
• Drums – Sunny Murray
• Illustration – Howard Bernstein
• Photography By – Sandra Stollman
• Saxophone, Composed By – Albert Ayler

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Notes

Recorded in New York City, July 10th, 1964.

© ESP-DISK' 1965

Barcodes

• Rights Society: ASCAP

Companies

• Copyright (c) – ESP Disk
• Published By – United International Copyright Representatives, Ltd.
• Printed By – FRAP Studio

• Record Company – ESP-DISK' – SFX10712
• Manufactured By – Nippon Phonogram Co. Ltd, Tokyo
• Distributed By – Nippon Phonogram Co. Ltd, Tokyo
• Copyright (c) –

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