Great Compact Discs: Sun Ra
A discography split into three sections: studio, concert, and compilation/ archival, with the studio section split into five chronological subsections [see links below]; accompanied by scans of either C. D. surfaces, hype stickers, or obis, if applicable. The arrangement within each section is chronological by recording date with exceptions: in the case of the "two-for" reissues put out by the Evidence label in the early Nineties, the two albums in question are in some cases placed together, even if they were originally recorded in different years; in the case of other albums, the recording date is not known exactly, leading to an arrangement that makes sense thematically: in other words, the album's place helps explain the development of Sun Ra's music generally.
This is the second Sun Ra discography in a series, the first being ‘Tonal Views: Fifteen Hybrid and–or Variable Sun Ra Albums’ at my personal website, the World's Wide Web; that discography will eventually be incorporated into this page. This page is a work in progress. The information here comes from the two editions of Robert L. Campbell and Christopher Trent's discography; Discogs entries and scattered additional information from reissue liner notes and the like; and most of all the Bandcamp pages and liner notes for the official reissues that have come out in recent years, on the labels Cosmic Myth, Modern Harmonic, and Strut (or merely as downloads as found at the Bandcamp page) under the guidance of Michael D. Anderson, Irwin Chusid, and others involved in the Sun Ra Music Archive. For detailed information about the Chicago portion of Sun Ra's career, see Campbell, Trent, and Robert Pruter's ‘From Sonny Blount to Sun Ra: The Chicago Years’, which is based on the corresponding part of the Campbell-Trent discography. Besides the Bandcamp page, there is an official Sun Ra site that, among other things, includes complete documention of Rodger Coleman's ‘Sun Ra Sundays’ blog posts, 2008-2015, and all four issues of the Sun Ra Arkive magazine (there was also a Sun Ra Arkive blog).
Track titles and expanded discographical information are slowly being added to the album entries. For the first third of 2026, I have worked on the Chicago-era albums and the later studio albums. For the second third of the year, I am working on the recordings dating from, roughly, 1975-1985. Please excuse the occasional error; in some cases, the download-only reissues of certain albums have not yet been noted.
studio recordings - early Philadelphia years - Impulse
studio recordings - after Imupulse
studio recordings - later years
compilations and archival albums
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Sun Ra - Sun Song
Recorded July 12th, 1956; originally titled Jazz by Sun Ra Vol. 1, released 1957 by Transition Records (Discogs); reissued, retitled, 1967 by Delmark Records, credited to Sun Ra and His Arkestra; reissued 1990 (Discogs) with one bonus track: ‘Swing a Little Taste’ (originally released on the various-artists compilation Jazz in Transition (Discogs)); reissued 2014 as a download by the official Sun Ra archive under the title Jazz by Sun Ra without the bonus track—not remastered apparently, one strains to understand why this reissue, with its unfortunate return to the original drab title, was released at all; reissued again by Delmark as a C. D. in 2022 with the bonus track
A: ‘Brainville’ - ‘Call for All Demons’ - ‘Transition’ - ‘Possession’ - ‘Street Named Hell’
B: ‘Lullaby for Realville’ - ‘Future’ - ‘New Horizons’ - ‘Fall Off the Log’ - ‘Sun Song’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘Possession’ (Harry Revel) and ‘Lullaby for Realville’ (Richard Evans)
- Since the earlier Deep Purple tracks [see Sound Sun Pleasure!! below as well as the discography of hybrid and partial albums] amount to roughly 23 minutes, and thus do not count as an album, Sun Song stands quite undisputed as the debut Sun Ra album, a rare bit of clarity in a massive, unwieldy discography.
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Sun Ra and the Arkestra, Sound of Joy
Recorded 1956 or 1957; released 1968 (Discogs); reissued 1994 (Discogs) with two bonus tracks: ‘As You Once Were’ - ‘Dreams Come True’
A: ‘El Is a Sound of Joy’ - ‘Overtones of China’ - ‘Two Tones’ - ‘Paradise’ - ‘Planet Earth’
B: ‘Ankh’ - ‘Saturn’ - ‘Reflections in Blue’ - ‘El Viktor’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘Two Tones’ (Pat Patrick/ Charles Davis)
- This album's content overlaps with that of Sun Ra Visits Planet Earth; see below and the discography of hybrid and partial albums
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Le Sun Ra and His Arkestra, Super-Sonic Jazz
Recorded 1956 (and, in the case of ‘Advice to Medics’, 1957, according to the notes for the official 2014 download reissue); released 1957; reissued 1991 (Discogs); reissued 2025 (Discogs) with a bonus disc, of which at least two tracks were previously released, as ‘October’ b/w ‘Adventur in Space’, the latter title obviously misspelled on the original 45; no discographical information is provided about the other bonus tracks in the liner notes
A: ‘India’ - ‘Sunology’ - ‘Advice to Medics’ - ‘Super Blonde’ - ‘Soft Talk’ - ‘Sunology - Part 2’
B: ‘Kingdom of Not’ - ‘Portrait of the Living Sky’ - ‘Blues at Midnigh’ - ‘El Is a Sound of Joy’ - ‘Springtime in Chicago’ - ‘Medicine for a Nightmare’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘Soft Talk’ (Julian Priester)
- ‘Soft Talk’ b/w ‘Super Blonde’ released as a 45, credited to Le Sun-Ra and His Arkistra, as such reissued on the Strut version of Singles
- ‘Sunology - Part 2’ (later inscribed ‘Sunology Part II’) despite its title could more accurately be called an alternate take of ‘Sunology’
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Sun Ra and His Arkestra, Jazz in Silhouette
Recorded 1959; released 1959; reissued 1991 (Discogs)
A: ‘Enlightenment’ - ‘Saturn’ - ‘Velvet’ - ‘Ancient Aiethiopia’
B: ‘Hours After’ - ‘Horoscope’ - ‘Images’ - ‘Blues at Midnight’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘Enlightenment’ (Sun Ra/ Hobart Dotson) and ‘Hours After’ (Sun Ra/ Everett Turner)
Reissued 2023 with a bonus disc and a total of 14 bonus tracks (Discogs), six of which comprise Sound Sun Pleasure!!; of the other eight bonus tracks, four are stereo versions of Jazz in Silhouette tracks (namely, ‘Hours After’, ‘Velvet’, ‘Ancient Aiethiopia’, and an incomplete recording of ‘Horoscope’); the remaining four tracks: previously-unreleased versions of ‘State Street’ and ‘Blues from Saturn’ and single versions of ‘Hours After’ and ‘Great Balls of Fire’ (both included on both versions of Singles)
- Note that ‘Enlightenment’ is now inscribed ‘Enlightment’, matching early inscriptions on first pressings, recording logs, and copyright documentation
- The 2023 reissue reverses the B and A sides, because early pressings of the L. P. had also had the B side first. Whether Sun Ra or anyone else actually preferred this track order is presumably unknown, and as with the download-only reissue of Sun Song as Jazz by Sun Ra (without the bonus track) noted above, the official Sun Ra operation perhaps shows signs of "as-issued purism"; even the argument for ‘Enlightment’ put forth by John Corbett in the liner notes is not entirely convincing, as the reader is left wondering why Sun Ra and others signed off on multiple instances of the composition being titled ‘Enlightenment’
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Sun Ra and His Astro Infinity Arkestra, Sound Sun Pleasure!!
Recorded 1958, 1959, or 1960; released 1970, reissued 1991 (Discogs) with seven bonus tracks, collectively originally released as side A of the album Deep Purple; see the discography of hybrid and partial albums; see also Jazz in Silhouette for a newer reissue of this album
A: ‘'Round Midnight’ - ‘You Never Told Me that You Care’ - ‘Hour of Parting’
B: ‘Back in Your Own Back Yard’ - ‘Enlightenment’ - ‘Could Have Danced All Night’
- Besides ‘Enlightenment’, credited to Sun Ra/ Dotson, this album is comprised of standards
- This version of ‘Enlightenment’ (‘Englightment’) is the same as that found on Jazz in Silhouette, but mixed in stereo instead of mono [see above]
- The Deep Purple tracks work well paired with this album but could also be paired with the B side of Angels and Demons at Play [see below], with the A side of that album still paired with The Nubians of Plutonia
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Sun Ra and His Solar Arkestra Visits Planet Earth
Recorded 1956 and late 1957-early 1958; released 1966, reissued 1992 as one of a "two-for" (Discogs); reissued 2015 as a download;
A: ‘Planet Earth’ - ‘Eve’ - ‘Overtones of China’
B: ‘Reflections in Blue’ - ‘Two Tones’ - ‘El Viktor’ - ‘Saturn’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra
- This album's content overlaps with that of Sound of Joy; see the discography of hybrid and partial albums; in brief, ‘Reflections in Blue’, ‘Two Tones’, and ‘El Viktor’ are the same versions as heard on Sound of Joy while ‘Saturn’ is also the same take but tape-transfer problems affected the Sound version; ideally a reissue of Sound would keep that album intact while including the extra (side A) Visits Planet Earth content as bonus tracks
Sun Ra and His Myth Science Arkestra, Interstellar Low Ways
Recorded 1960; originally titled Rocket Number Nine, released 1967; retitled 1969; reissued 1992 as one of a "two-for" with Sun Ra and His Solar Arkestra Visits Planet Earth; reissued 2014 as a download (Discogs)
A: ‘Onward’ - ‘Somewhere in Space’ - ‘Interplanetary Music’ - ‘Interstellar Low Ways’
B: ‘Space Loneliness’ - ‘Space Aura’ - ‘Rocket Number Nine Take Off for Planet Venus’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra
- ‘Space Loneliness’ b/w ‘State Street’ also released as a 45
- ‘Interplanetary Music’ retitled ‘Interplanetary Music No. 1’ for the 2014 reissue
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Sun Ra and His Myth Science Arkestra, Angels and Demons at Play
Recorded 1956 (side B) and 1960 (side A); released 1965 (Discogs)—both the notes for the official download reissue and Campbell/Trent give the '65 release date, not the commonly-cited '67; reissued 1993 as one of a "two-for" (Discogs) with The Nubians of Plutonia
A: ‘Tiny Pyramids’ - ‘Between Two Worlds’ - ‘Music from the World Tomorrow’ - ‘Angels and Demons at Play’
B: ‘Urnack’ - ‘Medicine for a Nightmare’ - ‘A Call for All Demons’ - ‘Demon's Lullaby’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘Tiny Pyramids’, ‘Angels and Demons at Play’ (both, Ronnie Boykins) and ‘Urnack’ (Julian Priester)
- ‘Medicine for a Nightmare’ b/w ‘Urnack’ also released as a 45, credited to Le Sun-Ra and His Arkistra; this version of ‘Medicine’ is supposedly the Angels version, as many discographers state; but the Strut version of Singles instead includes the version identified as a previously-unreleased alternate take in the notes for the Evidence version of Singles; the alternate take is also included on the bonus disc of the deluxe edition of Super-Sonic Jazz, suggesting perhaps that the Strut Singles includes the wrong ‘Medicine’
- ‘A Call for All Demons’ b/w ‘Demon's Lullaby’, also released as a 45, credited to Le Sun-Ra and His Arkistra, as such reissued on the Strut version of Singles
- ‘A Call for All Demons’ also released as the B-side track of an early version of ‘Saturn’, credited to Le Sun-Ra and His Arkistra; both reissued on the Strut version of Singles; ‘Saturn’ also on the earlier Evidence version of Singles; note that this version of ‘Saturn’ is distinct from the two other early versions noted so far: the Sound of Joy/Visits Planet Earth version and the Jazz in Silhouette
- ‘Demon's Lullaby’ also possibly released, or at least planned for release, as a 45 with ‘Super-Sonic Jazz’, a song described by Campbell and Trent as similar to ‘Super Blonde’; both reissued on the Strut version of Singles; ‘Super-Sonic Jazz’ also on the earlier Evidence version of Singles
- Unlike the B-side tracks, the A side of Angels and Demons at Play features recordings otherwise unavailable elsewhere; given that the 45s noted here were released before 1965, the argument can be made that Angels counts as a hybrid album but for now the singles are not being factored into the separate hybrid-album discography
Sun Ra and His Myth-Science Arkestra, The Nubians of Plutonia
Recorded 1958 or 1959; released 1966 (Discogs); some editions titled The Lady with the Golden Stockings; reissued 1993 as one of a "two-for" with Angels and Demons at Play; reissued 2014 as a download (Discogs) with four previously-unreleased bonus tracks: ‘Images in a Mirror’ - ‘Ankhnaton’ - ‘Spontaneous Simplicity’ - ‘Black Sky and Blue Moon’
A: ‘Plutonian Nights’ - ‘The Lady with the Golden Stockings’ (also known as ‘The Golden Lady’) - ‘Star Time’
A: ‘Nubia’ - ‘Africa’ - ‘Watusa’ - ‘Aiethiopia’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘Watusa’ (André Pitts/ Terri Vanne Sherrill)
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Sun Ra and His Astro Infinity Arkestra, Holiday for Soul Dance
Recorded July 1960; released 1970, reissued 1991 (Discogs); reissued 2014 as a download
A: ‘But Not for Me’ - ‘Day by Day’ - ‘Holiday for Strings’ - ‘Dorothy's Dance’
B: ‘Early Autumn’ - ‘I Loves You Porgy’ - ‘Body and Soul’ - ‘Keep Your Sunny Side Up’
- Besides ‘Dorothy's Dance’, credited to Phil Cohran, this album is comprised of standards
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Sun Ra and His Myth Science Arkestra, We Travel the Spaceways
Recorded 1960-1961 except one track recorded 1956; released 1967, reissued 1992 as one of a "two-for" with Bad and Beautiful (Discogs) [see below]
A: ‘Interplanetary Music’ - ‘Eve’ - ‘We Travel the Spaceways’ - ‘Tapestry from an Asteroid’
B: ‘Space Loneliness’ - ‘New Horizons’ - ‘Velvet’
- As suggested at the official page for the 2014 download-only reissue, this short album consists mostly (that is, five of the seven tracks) of alternate recordings of songs featured on other albums, the exceptions being ‘Space Loneliness’ and ‘New Horizons’, the latter of which is out-take from the Sun Song sessions
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Sun Ra and His Myth-Science Arkestra, Fate in a Pleasant Mood
Recorded June 1960; released 1965; reissued 1993 as a "two-for" with When Sun Comes Out (Discogs) [see below]; reissued 2014 as a download (Discogs) with one bonus track: a previously-unreleased version of ‘Lights of a Satellite’
A: ‘The Others in Their World’ - ‘Space Mates’ - ‘Lights of a Satellite’
B: ‘Distant Stars’ - ‘Kingdom of Thunder’ - ‘Fate in a Pleasant Mood’ - ‘Anknaton’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘Distant Stars’ (Sun Ra/ Ronnie Boykins) and ‘Kingdom of Thunder’ (Sun Ra/ Marshall Allen)
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Sun Ra and His Arkestra, Bad and Beautiful
Recorded 1961; released 1972; reissued 1992 as one of a "two-for" with We Travel the Spaceways [see above]; reissued 2014 as a download (Discogs) with one bonus track: ‘Street of Dreams’
A: ‘The Bad and the Beautiful’ - ‘Ankh’ - ‘Just in Time’ - ‘Search Light Blues’
B: ‘Exotic Two’ - ‘On the Blue Side’ - ‘And This Is My Beloved’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘The Bad and the Beautiful’ (David Raksin/ Dory Previn), ‘Just in Time’ (Betty Comden/ Adolph Green/ Jule Styne), ‘And This Is My Beloved’ (Robert Wright/ George Forrest), and ‘Street of Dreams’ (Victor Young/ Sam Lewis)
- ‘Ankh’ retitled ‘Ankh #2’ for the 2014 reissue
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Sun Ra, The Futuristic Sounds of Sun Ra
Recorded October 10th, 1961; released 1962 (Discogs); some editions titled We Are in the Future
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Sun Ra and His Myth-Science Arkestra, When Sun Comes Out
Recorded November 1962; released 1963; reissued 1993 as a "two-for" with Fate in a Pleasant Mood [see above]; reissued 2014 (Discogs) as a download with two bonus tracks and the unabridged edit of the track ‘Circe’
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Sun Ra and His Solar Arkestra, Secrets of the Sun
Recorded 1962; released 1965 (Discogs); reissued 2008 (Discogs) with one bonus track: ‘Flight to Mars’; reissued 2014 as a download (Discogs) without ‘Flight to Mars’ but with three other bonus tracks instead: ‘Reflects Motion, Pt. 1’; ‘Reflects Motion, Pt. 3’; ‘Project Black Mass’, with the original ‘Reflects Motion’ now titled ‘Reflects Motion, Pt. 2’
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Sun Ra and His Myth Science Arkestra, Cosmic Tones for Mental Therapy
Recorded 1963; released 1967, reissued 1992 as one of a "two-for" (Discogs); reissued 2014 (Discogs) as a download with one bonus track possibly recorded later, 1964 or 1965
Sun Ra and His Solar Arkestra, Art Forms of Dimensions Tomorrow
Recorded 1961 or 1962; released 1965, reissued 1992 as one of a "two-for" with Cosmic Tones for Mental Therapy; reissued 2014 (Discogs) as a download with one bonus track and one track, ‘Cluster of Galaxies’, unabridged
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Sun Ra and His Myth Science Arkestra, When Angels Speak of Love
Recorded 1963; released 1966, reissued 2000 (Discogs)
Reissued 2019 with three bonus tracks (Discogs)
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Sun Ra and His Astro-Infinity Arkestra, Continuation
Recorded 1963; released 1970 (Discogs); reissued 2013 (Discogs) with a bonus disc of nine previously-unreleased tracks; this same material was remastered and reissued 2014 as downloads Continuation, Vol. 1 and Continuation, Vol. 2
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Sun Ra and His Solar Arkestra, Other Planes of There
Recorded 1964; released 1966, reissued 1992 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra and His Solar Arkestra, The Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra, Vol. 1
Recorded April 20th, 1965; released 1965, reissued 2010 as part of The Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra (Discogs)
Sun Ra and His Solar Arkestra, The Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra Volume 2
Recorded November 16th, 1965; released 1966, reissued 2010 as part of The Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra
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Sun Ra and His Solar Arkestra, The Magic City
Recorded spring and September 24th, 1965; released 1966, reissued 1993 (Discogs)
Reissued 2017 Discogs) with two bonus tracks
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Sun Ra, Monorails and Satellites
Released 1973, reissued 1991 (Discogs) and 2019 [below]
Sun Ra, Monorails and Satellites Volume II
Released 1974, reissued 2019 [see below]
Sun Ra, Monorails & Satellites: Works for Solo Piano Vols. 1, 2, 3
Released 2019 (Discogs); in addition to the first and second Monorails albums, on the first disc, includes a previously-unleased third volume, on the second disc
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Sun Ra and His Astro Infinity Arkestra, Strange Strings
Recorded 1965; released 1967; reissued 2007 (Discogs) with one bonus track; reissued 2024 (Discogs) without the bonus track on the 2007 reissue but with four different additional bonus tracks, one of which, a studio out-take, had been released on the 2014 download-only version of the reissue; of the remaining three bonus tracks, one is an additional out-take, another is a concert recording, and the last is a Sun Ra interview excerpt
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Sun Ra and His Astro Infinity Arkestra, Atlantis
Recorded 1967, 1968, or 1969; released 1970; reissued 1973 (Discogs) with an alternate version of the track, ‘Yucatan’; reissued 1993 (Discogs) with both versions of ‘Yucatan’ and one additional bonus track
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LeRoi Jones/ The Sun Ra Myth-Science Arkestra, A Black Mass
Recorded 1968?; released 1968 (Discogs); reissued 1999 (Discogs), credited to Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones)/ Sun Ra and the Myth Science Arkestra
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studio recordings - early Philadelphia years - Impulse
Sun Ra and His Astro Infinity Arkestra, My Brother the Wind
Released 1970, reissued 2018, titled My Brother the Wind Vol. 1 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra and His Intergalactic Infinity Arkestra, The Night of the Purple Moon
Released 1970, reissued 2007 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra and His Astro Infinity Arkestra, My Brother the Wind Vol. II
Released 1971, reissued 1992 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra and His Astro Intergalactic Infinity Arkestra, Discipline 27-II
Released 1973, reissued 2017 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra, Astro Black
Released 1973, reissued 2018 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra and His Astro Infinity Arkestra, Pathways to Unknown Worlds
Released 1975, reissued 2000 as part of a "two-for" with an untitled bonus track and, as a bonus disc, a previously-unreleased album Friendly Love (Discogs) [see below]; reissued 2019 (Discogs) with the same bonus track correctly presented as part of an unabridged version of ‘Extension Out’—on the 2000 reissue, the "Untitled" track had faded out; in addition, the 2019 reissue includes three more bonus tracks, all from the same studio sessions: one, ‘View from a Mountain Top’, previously unreleased; the other two tracks originally released on Of Mythic Worlds: ‘Intrinsic Energies’ and ‘Of Mythic Worlds’ (see the discography of hybrid and partial albums for information about what the new version of Of Mythic Worlds created by this rearragement of tracks)
A: ‘Pathways to Unknown worlds’
B: ‘Extension Out’ - ‘Cosmo-Media’
Sun Ra and His Astro Infinity Arkestra, Pathways to Unknown Worlds + Friendly Love
The entry for Friendly Love is in the Compilations and archival albums section
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studio recordings - after Impulse
Sun Ra and His Arkestra, The Antique Blacks
Recorded August 17th, 1974; released 1974; reissued 2009 (Discogs), billed as Sun Ra and His Myth Science Solar Arkestra, with one bonus track; reissued 2015 as a download (Discogs) with the same bonus track included but the entire album resequenced to correspond to the original performance; note that, like Of Abstract Dreams, this album documents a radio performance (at WXPN, Temple University) and as such is not considered a concert album
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Sun Ra, Cosmos
Recorded August 1976; released 1976 (Discogs); reissued 2016 as a download (Discogs)
A: ‘The Mystery of Two’ - ‘Interstellar Low Ways’ - ‘Neo Project No. 2’ - ‘Cosmos’
B: ‘Moonship Journey’ - ‘Journey among Stars’ - ‘Jazz from an Unknown Planet’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra
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Sun Ra, Solo Piano Volume 1
Recorded May 20th, 1977; released 1977 (Discogs); note that the concert album St. Louis Blues: Solo Piano [see below] could be considered Volume 2, as both albums were relased by Paul Bley's record label, Improvising Artists Inc.
A: ‘Sometimes I Feel like a Motherless Child’ - ‘Cosmo Rhythmatic’ - ‘Yesterdays’
B: ‘Romance of Two Planets’ - ‘Irregular Galaxy’ - ‘To a Friend’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘Sometimes I Feel like a Motherless Child’ (traditional) and ‘Yesterdays’ (Jerome Kern)
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Sun Ra and His Arkestra, Some Blues but Not the Kind That's Blue
Recorded October 14th, 1977, released 1978; some editions titled My Favorite Things; reissued 2008 (Discogs) with three bonus tracks, one of which is untitled, possibly from the same session as the album; the remaining two both being alternate takes of the album track ‘I'll Get By’, but recorded earlier, May 3rd, 1973; reissued 2015 as a download (Discogs) with only one of these bonus tracks: the two alternates of ‘I'll Get By’ excluded; the album out-take now titled ‘Outer Reach Intensity-Energy’
A: ‘Some Blues but Not the Kind That's Blue’ - ‘I'll Get By’ - ‘My Favorite Things’
B: ‘Nature Boy’ - ‘Tenderly&rsquo - ‘Black Magic’
- ‘Some Blues but Not the Kind That's Blue’ credited to Sun Ra; otherwise this album is comprised of standards: ‘I'll Get By’ (Roy Turk), ‘My Favorite Things’ (Oscar Hammerstein II and Richard Rodgers), ‘Nature Boy’ (Eden Ahbez), ‘Tenderly’ (Walter Gross and Jack Lawrence), and ‘Black Magic’ (Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer)
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The Sun Ra Quartet Featuring John Gilmore, New Steps
Recorded January 1978; released 1978 (Discogs); reissued 2014 as a download (Discogs)
A: ‘My Favorite Things’ - ‘Moon People’
B: ‘Sun Steps’ - ‘Exactly like You’
C: ‘Friend and Friendship’ - ‘Rome at Twilight’
D: ‘When There Is No Sun’ - ‘The Horo’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘My Favorite Things’
The Sun Ra Quartet Featuring John Gilmore, Other Voices, Other Blues
Recorded January 1978; released 1978 (Discogs); reissued 2014 as a download (Discogs)
A: ‘Springtime and Summer Idyll’ - ‘One Day in Rome’
B: ‘Bridge on the Ninth Dimension’ - ‘Along the Tiber’
C: ‘Sun, Sky and Wind’ - ‘Rebellion’
D: ‘Constellation’ - ‘The Mystery of Being’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra except
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Sun Ra, Lanquidity
Recorded July 17th, 1978; released 1978 (Discogs); reissued 2000 (Discogs)
A: ‘Lanquidity’ - ‘Where Pathways Meet’ - ‘That's How I Feel’
B: ‘Twin Stars of Thence’ - ‘There Are Other Worlds (They Have Not Told You Of)’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra
Reissued 2021 (Discogs) with a bonus disc featuring an alternate mix of the album
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Sun Ra and His Arkestra, The Other Side of the Sun
Recorded November 1st, 1978 and January 4th, 1979; released 1979, reissued 2001 (Discogs) and 2015 as a download (Discogs)
A: ‘Space Fling’ - ‘Flamingo’ - ‘Space Is the Place’
B: ‘The Sunny Side of the Street’ - ‘Manhattan Cocktail’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘Flamingo’ (Ted Grouya and Edmund Anderson) and ‘The Sunny Side of the Street’ (Jimmy McHugh)
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Sun Ra and His Outer Space Arkestra, On Jupiter
Recorded May and October 16th, 1979; released 1979; reissued 2008, credited to Sun Ra and His Solar Arkestra (Discogs); reissued 2021 as a download (Discogs) with one bonus track, a concert recording from 1978
A: ‘On Jupiter’ - ‘UFO’
B: ‘Seductive Fantasy’
- Compositions credited by Sun Ra
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Sun Ra and His Arkestra, Sleeping Beauty
Recorded June 1979; released 1979; reissued 2008, billed as Sun Ra and His Intergalactic Myth Science Solar Arkestra (Discogs); reissued 2022 as a download (Discogs) with the three tracks that comprise Strange Celestial Road as bonus tracks, plus two additional bonus tracks, both concert recordings, from 1978 and 1980
A: ‘Springtime Again’ - ‘Door of the Cosmos’
B: ‘Sleeping Beauty’
- Compositions credited to Sun Ra
Sun Ra, Strange Celestial Road
Recorded June 1979; released 1980 (Discogs); as noted above, all tracks included on the download reissue of Sleeping Beauty
A: ‘Celestial Road’ - ‘Say’
B: ‘I'll Wait for You’
Compositions credited to Sun Ra
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Sun Ra, God Is More than Love Can Ever Be
Recorded July 1979; released 1979; some editions titled Days of Happiness; reissued 2018 (Discogs)
A: ‘Days of Happiness’ - ‘Magic City Blues’ - ‘Tenderness’
B: ‘Blithe Spirit Dance’ - ‘God Is More than Love Can Ever Be’
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Sun Ra and His Outer Space Arkestra, Omniverse
Recorded September 13th, 1979; released 1979; reissued 2021 (Discogs) with two bonus tracks, both concert recordings, from 1977 and 1979
A: ‘The Place of Five Points’ - ‘West End Side of Magic City’ - ‘Dark Lights in a White Forest’
B: ‘Omniverse’ - ‘Visitant of the Ninth Ultimate’
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Sun Ra and His Outer Space Arkestra, A Fireside Chat with Lucifer
Recorded September 1982; released 1983 (Discogs); reissued 2014 as a download, 2020 on C. D. (Discogs)
A: ‘Nuclear War’ - ‘Retrospect’ - ‘Makeup’
B: ‘A Fireside Chat with Lucier’
Compositions credited to Sun Ra
Sun Ra and His Outer Space Arkestra, Celestial Love
Recorded September 1982; released 1984 (Discogs); reissued 2015 as a download, 2020 on C. D. (Discogs), with one bonus track: ‘Drop Me Off in Harlem’, which had originally been released as the only track unique to the 1984 Y Records album Nuclear War, which was otherwise comprised of tracks from A Fireside Chat with Lucifer and Celestial Love
A: ‘Celestial Love’ - ‘Sometimes I'm Happy’ - ‘Interstellarism’ - ‘Blue Intensity’
B: ‘Sophisticated Lady’ - ‘Nameless One # 2’ - ‘Nameless One # 3’ - ‘Smile’
Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘Sometimes I'm Happy’ (Irving Caesar and Vincent Youmans), ‘Sophisticated Lady’ (Duke Ellington), and ‘Smile’ (Charlie Chaplin)
The Sun Ra Arkestra, Nuclear War
Reissued 2001 (Discogs); as indicated above, the reissues of A Fireside Chat with Lucifer and Celestial Love have made this album redundant.
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studio recordings - later years
The Sun Ra Arkestra, Reflections in Blue
Recorded December 18th and 19th, 1986; released 1987 (Discogs)
‘State Street Chicago’ - ‘Nothin' from Nothin'’ - ‘Yesterdays’ - ‘Stay It Isn't So’ - ‘I Dream Too Much’ - ‘Reflections in Blue’
‘State Street Chicago’ and ‘Reflections in Blue’ credited to Sun Ra;, ‘Nothin' from Nothin' (Pat Patrick), ‘Yesterdays’ and ‘I Dream Too Much’(Jerome Kern), ‘Say It Isn't So’ (Irving Berlin)
The Sun Ra Arkestra, Hours After
Recorded December 18th and 19th, 1986; released 1989 (Discogs)
‘But Not for Me’ - ‘Hours After’ - ‘Beautiful Love’ - ‘Dance of the Extra Terrestrians’ - ‘Love on a Far Away Planet’
Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘But Not for Me’ (George and Ira Gershwin) and ‘Beautiful Love’ (Haven Gillespie, Wayne King, Egbert Van Alstyne)
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Sun Ra, Blue Delight
Recorded December 1988; released 1989 (Discogs)
‘Blue Delight’ - ‘Out of Nowhere’ - ‘Sunrise’ - ‘They Dwell on Other Planes’ - ‘Gone with the Wind’ - ‘Your Guest Is as Good as Mine’ - ‘Nashira’ - ‘Days of Wine and Roses’
Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘Out of Nowhere’ (Johnny Green and Edward Heyman), ‘Gone with the Wind’ (Herbert Magidson and Allie Wrubel), ‘Nashira’ (Julian Priester), and ‘Days of Wine and Roses’ (Henry Mancini)
Sun Ra, Somewhere Else
Recorded December 1988, November 1989; released 1993 (Discogs)
‘Priest’ - ‘Discipline/Tall Trees in the Sun’ - ‘'S Wonderful’ - ‘Hole in the Sky’ - ‘Somewhere Else, Part 1’ - ‘Somewhere Else, Part 2’ - ‘Stardust for Tomorrow’ - ‘Love in Outer Space’ - ‘Everything Is Space’ - ‘Tristar’
Compositions credited to Sun Ra
Sun Ra, Purple Night
Recorded November 1989; released 1990 (Discogs)
‘Journey towards Stars’ - ‘Friendly Galaxy’ - ‘Love in Outer Space’ - ‘Stars Fell on Alabama’ - ‘Of Invisible Them’ - ‘Neverness’ - ‘Purple Night Blues’
Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘Stars Fell on Alabama’ (Mitchell Parrish and Frank Perkins)
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The Sun Ra Arkestra, Mayan Temples
Recorded July 24th and 25th, 1990; released 1992 (Discogs)
‘Dance of the Language Barrier’ - ‘Bygone’ - ‘Discipline No. 1’ - ‘Alone Together’ - ‘Prelude to Stargazers’ - ‘Mayan Temples’ - ‘I'll Never Be the Same’ - ‘Stardust from Tomorrow’ - ‘El Is the Sound of Joy’ - ‘Time after Time’ - ‘Opus in Springtime’ - ‘Theme on the Stargazers’ - ‘Sunset on the Night on the River Nile’
Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘Alone Together’ (Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz), ‘I'll Never Be the Same’ (Jack Lloyd and David Rose), and ‘Time after Time’ (Ernst R. Ball and J. Keirn Brennan)
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Sun Ra, Nothing Is...
Released 1966 (Discogs); reissued 2010 (Discogs), titled College Tour Vol. 1: The Complete Nothing Is..., with the original album and 17 bonus tracks on two discs
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Sun Ra, Nuits de la Fondation Maeght Vol. 1
Recorded August 3rd and 5th, 1970; released 1971 (Discogs); reissued 2020 as a download
Sun Ra, Nuits de la Fondation Maeght Vol. 2
Recorded August 3rd and 5th, 1970; released 1971 (Discogs); reissued 2020 as a download
Sun Ra, Nuits de la Fondation Maeght
Both albums reissued 2025 as part of four-C. D. (or six-L. P.) set (Discogs); though significantly expanding upon the original two albums, one track, ‘Cosmic Explorer’, is abridged for unknown reasons.
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Sun Ra and His Intergalactic Research Arkestra, It's After the End of the World: Live at the Donaueschingen and Berlin Festivals
Recorded October 17th and November 7th, 1970; released 1971 (Disocgs) in its original five-track configuration
Sun Ra and His Intergalactic Research Arkestra, Black Myth/Out in Space
Reissued 1998 (Discogs) with a different track order, eight of 14 tracks previously unreleased
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Sun Ra and His Blue Universe Arkestra, Universe in Blue
Released 1972, reissued 2022 (Discogs) with two bonus tracks
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Sun Ra and His Astro-Intergalactic-Infinity Arkestra, Dark Myth Equation Visitation (Live in Egypt Vol. I)
Released 1972, reissued 2008 as one of a "two-for" with Nidhamu (Discogs) and 2020 as part of Egypt 1971 (Discogs)
Sun Ra and His Astro-Intergalactic-Infinity Arkestra, Nidhamu (Live in Egypt Vol. II)
Released 1972, reissued 2008 as one of a "two-for" with Dark Myth Equation Visitation [see above] and 2020 as part of Egypt 1971 [see above]
Sun Ra and His Arkestra,Horizon
Released 1972, reissued 2008 (Discogs) with four bonus tracks and 2020 as part of Egypt 1971 [see above], also in the 2008 11-track configuration
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Sun Ra, Live at Slug's Saloon
Recorded June 7th and August 19th, 1972; released 2008 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra and His Intergalactic Research Arkestra, Planets of Life or Death: Amiens '73
Released 2015 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra, Concert for the Comet Kohoutek
Recorded December 22nd, 1973; released 1993 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra, At the Showcase: Live in Chicago 1976-1977
Released 2024 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra, St. Louis Blues: Solo Piano
Recorded July 3rd, 1977; released 1978 (Discogs); reissued 2018 as a download (Discogs) with audience noise removed; this concert also released a film, titled Solo Piano (Discogs) with ‘Sometimes I Feel like a Motherless Child’ replacing ‘Ohosnisixaehr’
A: ‘Ohosnisixaehr’ - ‘St. Louis Blues’ - ‘Three Little Words’ - ‘Honeysuckle Rose’
B: ‘Sky and Sun’ - ‘I Am We Are I’ - ‘Thoughts on Truth’
Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘St. Louis Blues’ (W. C. Handy), ‘Three Little Words’ (Bert Kalmar), and ‘Honeysuckle Rose’ (Andy Razaf and Fats Waller)
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Sun Ra and His Myth Science Arkestra, Disco 3000
Recorded January 23rd, 1978; released 1978; reissued 2007, titled Disco 3000 (Complete Milan Concert 1978) (Discogs) with eight bonus tracks; this expanded version reissued as a download (Discogs) with a different track order and minor edits, credited to Sun Ra and His Arkestra
Sun Ra and His Arkestra, Media Dreams
Recorded late January, 1978; released 1978 (Discogs); reissued 2008 (Discogs) with seven bonus tracks; this expanded version reissued as a download (Discogs) with a different track order and an additional bonus track, ‘Jazzisticoloy’, originally released on Sound Mirror (see the discography of hybrid and partial albums)
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The Sun Ra Arkestra, Live from Soundscape
Recorded November 11th, 1979; released 1994 (Discogs); limited double-disc edition includes on the second disc a recording of a talk that Sun Ra gave November 10th (Discogs)
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Sun Ra, Haverford College Jan. 25, 1980
Released 2023 (Discogs)
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The Sun Ra Arkestra, Sunrise in Different Dimensions
Recorded February 24th, 1980; released 1981 (Discogs); abridged version released as a C. D., 1991 (Discogs), with three tracks removed
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Sun Ra, Ra to the Rescue
Recorded 1982; released 1983, reissued 2022 (Discogs) with bonus tracks originally released on an album variously titled When Spaceships Appear, Cosmo-Party Blues, and Children of the Sun, plus two previously-unreleased bonus tracks
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Sun Ra and His Arkestra, Love in Outer Space
Recorded December 11th, 1983; released 1988 (Discogs); L. P. version includes five tracks, the C. D. version, seven tracks
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Sun Ra, Excelsior Mill
Recorded 1984; released 2024 (Discogs)
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John Cage/ Sun Ra, John Cage Meets Sun Ra
Recorded June 8th, 1986; released 1987; reissued 2016 (Discogs), titled John Cage Meets Sun Ra: The Complete Concert June 8, 1986 Coney Island, NY, 10 of its 16 tracks previously unreleased; concert film reissued 2019 (Discogs) with a bonus seven-inch 45 that includes two of the tracks from the 2016 reissue
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The Sun Ra Arkestra, Live at Pit-Inn Tokyo, Japan, 8, 8, 1988
Recorded August 8th, 1988; released 1988 (Discogs); reissued 2024 (Discogs) with a bonus disc; an earlier alternate version released 2015 as a download (Discogs)
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The Sun Ra Sextet, At the Village Vanguard
Recorded November 14th, 1991; released 1993 (Discogs); Campbell and Trent explain that the ensemble at these Village Vanguard concerts of November 12th-17th were billed as Sun Ra and His All-Star Inventions, perhaps originally conceived as a John Gilmore-led group; Chris Anderson plays piano; Sun Ra, synthesizer
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Sun Ra and His Omniverse Arkestra, Destination Unknown
Recorded March 29th, 1992; released 1993 (Discogs); reissued 2020
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compilations and archival albums
Sun Ra and His Intergalactic Solar Arkestra, Soundtrack to the Film Space Is the Place
Released 1993 (Discogs)
Reissued 2023 (Discogs) with an additional album, The Mathematics of the Altered Destiny, on the second disc as well as D. V. D. and Blu-Ray copies of the film, with bonus audiovisual content
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Sun Ra, The Singles
Released 1996 (Discogs)
Disc One: 1954-1960 The Nu Sounds: ‘A Foggy Day’ - The Cosmic Rays: ‘Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie’ [demo version] - ‘Dreaming’ - ‘Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie’ - The Cosmic Rays with Le Sun Ra and Arkestra: ‘Bye Bye’ - Le Sun-Ra and His Arkestra: ‘Somebody's in Love’ - ‘Saturn’ - ‘Supersonic Jazz’ - The Qualities: ‘Happy New Year to You!’ - ‘It's Christmas Time’ - Yochannan: ‘Muck Muck (Matt Matt)’ - ‘Hot Skillet Mama’ - Le Sun Ra and His Arkestra: ‘Great Balls of Fire’ - ‘Hours After’ - Juanita Rogers and Lynn Hollings with Mr. V's Five Joys: ‘Teenager's Letter of Promises’ - Juanita Rogers with Mr. V's Five Joys: ‘I'm So Glad You Love Me’ - Yochanan with Sun Ra and His Arkestra: ‘The Sun One’ - ‘The Sun Man Speaks’ - ‘The Sun Man Speaks’ [alternate version] - Sun Ra and His Astro Infinity Arkestra: ‘October’ - ‘Adventure in Space’ - Yochanan with Sun Ra and His Arkestra: ‘Message to Earthman’ - ‘Message to Earthman’ [alternate version] - Sun Ra and His Arkestra: ‘State Street’
See the entry for Angels and Demons at Play above for information about the connections between a few of these singles and that album
Disc Two: 1960-1982 Sun Ra and His Myth Science Arkestra: ‘The Blue Set’ - ‘Big City Blues’ - Little Mack: ‘Tell Her to Come On Home’ - ‘I'm Making Believe’ - Sun Ra and His Outer Space Arkestra: ‘The Bridge’ - ‘Rocket #9’ - Sun Ra and His Astro-Solar-Infinity Arkestra: ‘Blues on Planet Mars’ - ‘Saturn Moon’ - Lacy Gibson: ‘The Sky Is Crying’ - ‘She's My Baby’ - ‘I Am Gonna Unmask the Batman’ - ‘I Want an Easy Woman’ - Sun Ra and His Astro-Galactic Infinity Arkestra: ‘I'm Gonna Unmask the Batman’ - ‘The Perfect Man’ - ‘Journey to Saturn’ - ‘Enlightenment’ - Sun Ra: ‘Love in Outer Space’ - ‘Mayan Temple’ - Sun Ra and His Arkestra: ‘Disco 2100’ - ‘Sky Blues’ - Sun Ra: ‘Rough House Blues’ - ‘Cosmo-Etensions’ - Sun Ra and His Outer Space Arkestra: ‘Quest’ - ‘Outer Space Plateau’
‘Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie’ [demo version] b/w ‘A Foggy Day’, though the earliest recording here, was not released until 1983
‘Dreaming’ b/w ‘Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie’
‘Bye Bye’ b/w ‘Somebody's in Love’
‘Saturn’ b/w ‘Call for All Demons’; see entry for Angels and Demons at Play above
‘Super-Sonic Jazz’ (not to be confused with the album of the same name) was possibly released as a single; see entry for Angels and Demons at Play above
‘It's Christmas Time’ b/w ‘Happy New Year to You!’
‘M Uck M Uck (Matt Matt)’ b/w ‘Hot Skillet Mama’
‘Hours After’ b/w ‘Great Balls of Fire’
‘Teenager's Letter of Promises’ b/w ‘I'm So Glad You Love Me’
‘Message to Earthman’ b/w ‘The Sun One’
‘The Sun Man Speaks’ b/w ‘Message to Earthman’; the A-side being an alternate version of ‘The Sun One’; the B-side being the same version of ‘Message’ as compared to the alternate, released for the first time on this compilation; the alternate ‘Sun One’ also previously unreleased
‘October’ b/w ‘Adventure in Space’
‘Space Loneliness’ b/w ‘State Street’; the A-side track released on Interstellar Low Ways, as noted above
‘The Blue Set’ b/w ‘Big City Blues’
‘Tell Her to Come On Home’ b/w ‘I'm Making Believe’
‘The Bridge’ b/w ‘Rocket #9&Rsquo;
‘Blues on Planet Mars’ b/w ‘Saturn Moon’
‘The Sky Is Crying’ b/w ‘She's My Baby’
‘I Am Gonna Unmask the Batman’ b/w ‘I Want an Easy Woman’
‘I'm Gonna Unmask the Batman’ b/w ‘The Perfect Man’
‘Journey to Saturn’ b/w ‘Enlightenment’
‘Love in Outer Space’ b/w ‘Mayan Temple’; this version of ‘Love in Outer Space’ is the recording from The Night of the Purle Moon with a vocal performance overdubbed
‘Disco 2100’ (‘Disco 3000’) b/w ‘Sky Blues’; both tracks are abridged versions of those found on the expanded reissues of Disco 3000
‘Rough House Blues’ b/w ‘Cosmo-Extensions’
‘Quest’ b/w ‘Outer Space Plateau’
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Sun Ra, The Great Lost Sun Ra Albums: Cymbals & Crystal Spears
Released 2000 (Discogs)
Cymbals reissued 2018 with bonus disc, titled The Cymbals/Symbols Sessions: New York City 1973 (Discogs)
Crystal Spears reissued 2018 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra and His Astro Infinity Arkestra, Friendly Love
Recorded 1973; released 2000 as a bonus disc of the reissue of Pathyways to Unknown Worlds [see above]
‘Friendly Love I’ - ‘Friendly Love II’ - ‘Friendly Love III’ - ‘Friendly Love IV’
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Sun Ra and His Arkestra, Greatest Hits: Easy Listening for Intergalactic Travel
Released 2000 (Discogs)
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Henry Dumas/ Sun Ra, The Ark and the Ankh
Released 2001 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra, Spaceship Lullaby
Released 2003 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra, Heliocentric Worlds Vol. 3: The Lost Tapes
Released 2005 (Discogs), reissued as part of The Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra [see above]
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Sun Ra, The Creator of the Universe
Recorded May 4th and June 10th, 1971; released 2007 (Discogs); Volume One of the Lost Reel Collection
Sun Ra, The Creator of the Universe
Recorded summer 1971 and 1972; released 2007 (Discogs); Volume Two of the Lost Reel Collection
Sun Ra, The Creator of the Universe
Recorded early 1970s; released 2007 (Discogs); Volume Three of the Lost Reel Collection
Sun Ra, Dance of the Living Image
Recorded December, 1974; released 2007 (Discogs); Volume Four of the Lost Reel Collection
Sun Ra, The Universe Sent Me
Recorded July 9th, 1972, and September 8th, 1973; released 2008 (Discogs); Volume Five of the Lost Reel Collection
Sun Ra, The Road to Destiny
Recorded October 18th, 1973; released 2010 (Discogs); Volume Six of the Lost Reel Collection
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Sun Ra and His Arkestra, Interplanetary Melodies: Doo Wop from Saturn and Beyond Vol. One
Released 2009 (Discogs)
Sun Ra and His Arkestra, The Second Stop Is Jupiter: Doo Wop from Saturn and Beyond Vol. Two
Released 2009 (Discogs)
Sun Ra and His Arkestra, Rocket Ship Rock
Released 2009 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra & His Astro-Infinity Arkestra, Other Strange Worlds
Released 2014 (Discogs); label hype sticker seen above also used for the other three Roaratorio releases [see below]
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Sun Ra & His Astro-Infinity Arkestra, Sign of the Myth
Released 2014 (Discogs); this album's content overlaps with the bonus tracks found on the reissue, The Cymbals/Symbols Sessions [see above]; see the discography of hybrid and partial albums
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Sun Ra, Singles: The Definitive 45s Collection 1952-1991
Released 2016 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra & His Astro-Infinity Arkestra, The Intergalactic Thing
Released 2016 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra and His Arkestra, Thunder of the Gods
Released 2017 (Discogs)
A: ‘Calling Planet Earth/ We'll Wait for You’
B: ‘Moonshots across the Sky’ - ‘Thunder of the Gods’
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Sun Ra, Of Abstract Dreams
Recorded 1974 or 1975; released 2018 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra & His Astro-Infinity Arkestra, Sun Embassy
Released 2018 (Sun Embassy)
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June Tyson, Saturnian Queen of the Sun Ra Arkestra
Released 2019 (Discogs)
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Sun Ra and His Arkestra, Prophet
Recorded August 25th, 1986; released 2022 (Discogs)
A: The Prophet - Infinity Excursion
B: The Prophet at Play - The Prophet Returns
C. D. and download bonus tracks: They Plan to Leave - They'll Come Back
Compositions credited to Sun Ra
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Sun Ra, Inside the Light World: Sun Ra Meets the OVC
Recorded August 25th, 1986; released 2024 (Discogs)
A: ‘Calling Planet Earth’ - ‘Theme of the Stargazers’ - ‘Love in Outer Space (DX7 Interlude)’
B: ‘Love in Outer Space’ - ‘Stardust from Tomorrow’ - ‘El Is a Sound of Joy’ - ‘Sunset on the Nile (DX7 Interlude)’
C: ‘Sunset on the Nile’ - ‘East of the Sun’ - ‘Saturn Rings’
D: ‘Calling Planet Earth (Piano Interlude)’ - ‘Discipline 27-II’
Compositions credited to Sun Ra except ‘East of the Sun’ (Brooks Bowman)
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Sun Ra, Stray Voltage
Released 2025 (Discogs)