Save Our Children

Pharoah Sanders, the legendary saxophonist, delivers a captivating journey through jazz with his 1999 album, "Save Our Children." Recorded in West Orange, New Jersey, this album is a testament to Sanders' mastery of free jazz and hard bop, offering a unique blend of styles that have solidified his status as a jazz icon. The album kicks off with the powerful title track, "Save Our Children," a poignant call to action with a message of love and salvation, followed by the instrumental elegance of "Midnight in Berkeley Square." Sanders' compositions, such as "My Jewels of Love" and "The Ancient Sounds," showcase his distinctive sound and innovative approach to jazz. The album also features the instrumental "Kazuko," adding a touch of ambient jazz to the collection. With a duration of over an hour, "Save Our Children" is a rich tapestry of sounds that will captivate jazz enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Released by Universal Music Division Decca Records France, this album is a standout in Sanders' discography, highlighting his ability to push boundaries and create timeless music.