Sanders, Pharoah
Tauhid
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

1968 In Laminated Gatefold. "Tauhid" by Pharoah Sanders is an import Jazz album that Chris May, writing for All About Jazz, called Tauhid "arguably the finest statement in [Sanders'] astral oeuvre," and states that "Of all Sanders' Impulse! albums... Tauhid has the best sound." Sanders' tenor saxophone soars throughout the album, bringing a sense of transcendence to each track. The opening track, "Upper Egypt & Lower Egypt," is a 17-minute journey that introduces the listener to Sanders' unique and captivating style. The album also features the hauntingly beautiful "Japan," which showcases Sanders' ability to create a mood and atmosphere through his music. The album is a true testament to Sanders' musical genius and is a must-listen for any jazz or experimental music lover. Produced by Bob Thiele and engineered by Rudy Van Gelder and includes Henry Grimes on Bass, Roger Blank on Drums, Sonny Sharrockon Guitar, Nat Bettis on Percussion and Dave Burrell on Piano.