Spirits Rejoice
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"Spirits Rejoice is proof that there was an underlying logic even to Ayler's most extreme moments, and that's why it remains a tremendously inspiring recording." - ALL MUSIC GUIDE
Judson Hall (now Cami Hall), on West 57th Street in New York, was chosen by engineer David Hancock for its acoustics. On the afternoon of September 23, 1965, this private session was recorded at 30 IPS, rather than the customary 15 IPS, to achieve the highest possible fidelity.
Tracks
| 1 | Spirits Rejoice |
| 2 | Holy Family |
| 3 | D. C. |
| 4 | Angels |
| 5 | Prophet |
