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The Second Stop Is Jupiter

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Download links and information about The Second Stop Is Jupiter by Sun Ra. This album was released in 2009 and it belongs to Jazz, Avant Garde Jazz, Rock genres. It contains 16 tracks with total duration of 37:28 minutes.

Artist: Sun Ra
Release date: 2009
Genre: Jazz, Avant Garde Jazz, Rock
Tracks: 16
Duration: 37:28
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Somebody's In Love (45 Version) (featuring Cosmic Rays) 1:46
2. Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie (Unissued) (featuring Cosmic Rays) 3:07
3. Dreaming (45 Version) (featuring Cosmic Rays) 2:43
4. There's A Small Hotel (Unissued) (featuring Cosmic Rays) 2:03
5. The Second Stop Is Jupiter (Unissued) (featuring Cosmic Rays) 1:49
6. Spaceship Lullaby (Unissued Home Rehearsal) (featuring The Nu - Sounds) 2:32
7. Honeysuckle Rose (featuring The Nu - Sounds) 3:15
8. Baby Won't You Please Be Mine (Unissued) (featuring The Nu - Sounds) 1:39
9. Black Sky And Blue Moon (Unissued) (featuring The Nu - Sounds) 2:52
10. Dreams Come True (Unissued) (featuring The Nu - Sounds) 1:23
11. Happy New Year To You! (45 Version) (featuring The Qualities) 1:48
12. She's My Moonglow (Unissued) (featuring The Qualities) 2:41
13. Little Sally Walker (Unissued) (featuring The Crystals) 2:38
14. I'm So Glad You Love Me (Unissued) (featuring Juanita Rogers) 1:39
15. I'm So Glad You Love Me (45 Version) (featuring Juanita Rogers) 3:06
16. Stuff Like That There (Unissued) 2:27

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The Second Stop Is Jupiter is the companion volume to Interplanetary Melodies in that many of the same tunes are on both discs in previously released and unreleased form. There's just a bit more of a "rehearsal" aspect to this volume, with some song breakdowns and a bit of arrangement discussion. The space references are a bit more overt as well, with "Spaceship Lullaby" and "Second Stop Is Jupiter" both containing elements that would end up in the Arkestra tunes "Rocket Number Nine" and "Interplanetary Music." Juanita Rogers' "I'm So Glad You Love Me" is more of her pure '50s teenage romance, but the swinging arrangement of the issued single is fantastic. "Stuff Like That There" is another track that's kind of surprising to hear Sun Ra sing. Ra fans suspected that there was material like this awaiting release. This opening salvo of compilations from Norton is a great start.