Limited Edition 180g Vinyl Cut from the original analogue tapes by Kevin Gray and pressed at RTI, and comes packaged in a tip-on jacket. First wide reissue since the album’s release in 1974

Sorcery finds DeJohnette teamed up with a tight crew of virtuosic bandmates, including veterans of Miles Davis’s  Bitches Brew sessions (bassist Dave Holland) and Herbie Hancock’s Headhunters band (Bennie Maupin). Discursive, meditative, trippy but grounded in tasty grooves (the deep digger drum break “Epilog”) and laced with flurries of Hendrix-on-jazz-steroids guitar from 6-string heroes John Abercrombie and Mick Goodrick plus the ahead-of-its-time electronic processing of DeJohnette, this band would never be mistakenly filed under Smooth Jazz. 

This 180-gram Jazz Dispensary reissue of Sorcery was cut from the original analogue tapes by Kevin Gray and pressed at RTI, and comes packaged in a tip-on jacket.  

A1. Sorcery #1 [13:50]
A2. The Right Time [2:21]
A3. The Rock Thing [4:14]

The Reverend King Suite [14:19]:
B1a. Reverend King
B1b. Obstructions
B1c. The Fatal Shot
B1d. Mourning
B1e. Unrest
B1f. New Spirits On The Horizon
B2. Four Levels Of Joy [3:09]