Pharoah Sanders - Oyster Club, Nice, France Fm 18/07/1971 Artist_The Five Corners Quintet good friend and big influence

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Pharoah Sanders - Oyster Club, Nice, France Fm 18/07/1971 Artist_The Five Corners Quintet good friend and big influenceThis is tenor sax giant Pharoah Sanders caught live in France in summer 1971, when the man was still in full post Coltrane mood. At the head of a strong quintet featuring: Lonnie Liston Smith piano, Cecil McBee bass, Jimmy Hopps drums, and Lawrence Killian congas, Pharoah delivers two very intense yet serene versions of his milestone piece 'The Creator Has A Master Plan' and 'Let Us Go In The House Of The Lord,' a traditional gospel hymn arranged by