Thomas de Pourquery :saxophones alto, soprano, chant, compositions

Laurent Bardainne :saxophone ténor

Fabrice Martinez :trompette

Arnaud Roulin :claviers

Fred Galiay :basse

Edward Perraud :batterie

Sun Ra Arkestra play the Centre Stage at All Tomorrow's Parties on Sunday 11th March 2012

James Odonnell (O'Donnell) is co-bandleader of Planet D Nonet and one of Detroit's great trumpet players. www.facebook.com/james.odonnell.1253

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Thomas de Pourquery :saxophones alto, soprano, chant, compositions

Laurent Bardainne :saxophone ténor

Fabrice Martinez :trompette

Arnaud Roulin :claviers

Fred Galiay :basse

Edward Perraud :batterie

Thomas de Pourquery :saxophones alto, soprano, chant, compositions

Laurent Bardainne :saxophone ténor

Fabrice Martinez :trompette

Arnaud Roulin :claviers

Fred Galiay :basse

Edward Perraud :batterie

Van, Newkirk A, and John Sinclair. Guerrilla. Detroit, Mich: Artists' Workshop Press, 1967.

Thomas de Pourquery :saxophones alto, soprano, chant, compositions

Laurent Bardainne :saxophone ténor

Fabrice Martinez :trompette

Arnaud Roulin :claviers

Fred Galiay :basse

Edward Perraud :batterie

Scholar Graham Lock presents at today’s Sun Ra Symposium at the Hyde Park Art Center.

Here's a slideshow of the whole day »

Some pieces of the Sun Ra exhibition at ZXZW festival.

reading from Sun Ra's "Prophetika" published by Kicks Books

Watercolor ink on paper

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The Sun Ra Arkestra (led by 87-year old legend Marshall Allen) returned to Cafe Oto this month for their third residency. I was lucky enough to see them for the fourth time. As you'd expect, they delivered an incredible performance. Hopefully these shots will show a little of the Arkestra's unique chemistry.

For some of last year's photos: www.flickr.com/photos/fabiolug/sets/72157625824337238/

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Sun Ra Arkestra play the Centre Stage at All Tomorrow's Parties on Sunday 11th March 2012

The Sun Ra Arkestra (led by 87-year old legend Marshall Allen) returned to Cafe Oto this month for their third residency. I was lucky enough to see them for the fourth time. As you'd expect, they delivered an incredible performance. Hopefully these shots will show a little of the Arkestra's unique chemistry.

For some of last year's photos: www.flickr.com/photos/fabiolug/sets/72157625824337238/

Thomas de Pourquery :saxophones alto, soprano, chant, compositions

Laurent Bardainne :saxophone ténor

Fabrice Martinez :trompette

Arnaud Roulin :claviers

Fred Galiay :basse

Edward Perraud :batterie

A music masterclass with Marshall Allen, Daevid Allen, James Harrar and Rogier Smal

A music masterclass with Marshall Allen, Daevid Allen, James Harrar and Rogier Smal

Thomas de Pourquery :saxophones alto, soprano, chant, compositions

Laurent Bardainne :saxophone ténor

Fabrice Martinez :trompette

Arnaud Roulin :claviers

Fred Galiay :basse

Edward Perraud :batterie

A music masterclass with Marshall Allen, Daevid Allen, James Harrar and Rogier Smal

The Sun Ra Arkestra (led by Marshall Allen) played Cafe Oto last night, as part of a 2-day residency that followed their 5-day residency (extended due to the Icelandic volcanic ashes) in the same East London intimate venue last April.

Out of sheer laziness, I haven't posted the photos I took back then yet. Those include some off-stage portraits of the musicians and I'll make sure to post them in the future. Here is the latest batch of live photos of this amazing and seminal band.

Sun Ra Arkestra play the Centre Stage at All Tomorrow's Parties on Sunday 11th March 2012

The Sun Ra Arkestra (led by 87-year old legend Marshall Allen) returned to Cafe Oto this month for their third residency. I was lucky enough to see them for the fourth time. As you'd expect, they delivered an incredible performance. Hopefully these shots will show a little of the Arkestra's unique chemistry.

For some of last year's photos: www.flickr.com/photos/fabiolug/sets/72157625824337238/

A collection of impossible polaroids taken by nasa's cassini-huygens craft. I wonder if they will spot SunRa!

Being silly after running picassa 2 for the first time, forgetting I had downloaded these.

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