Deep Purple (Sun Ra album)
Deep Purple (also released as Dreams Come True) is an album by Sun Ra and his Arkestra featuring Stuff Smith on violin. Pressings Saturn LP 485 (1973) side A reissued on Evidence 22014 (CD, 1992) side B reissued on Evidence 22217 (CD, 2000) Track listing Side A "Deep Purple" (DeRose, Parish) Sun Ra (p, Solovox); Stuff Smith (vln). Sun Ra's apartment, Chicago, c.1953 "Piano Interlude" (Ra) Sun Ra (p). Chicago, c. 1955 "Can This Be Love?" (Swift, James)Sun Ra (p); Wilbur Ware (b). Chicago, c. 1955 "Dreams Come True" (Ra, Mayo)Sun Ra (Wurlitzer ep); Pat Patrick (as); John Gilmore (ts); Art Hoyle (tp); Vic Sproles (b); Robert Barry (d); Clyde Williams (voc). Chicago, 1956. "Don't Blame Me" (McHugh, Fields)Sun Ra (p); Victor Sproles (b); Robert Barry (d); Tito (cga); Hattie Randolph (voc). Budland, Chicago, late 1956 or early 1957. "'S Wonderful" (Gershwin)Sun Ra (p); Victor Sproles (b); Robert Barry (d); Tito (cga); Hattie Randolph (voc). Budland, Chicago, late 1956 or early 1957. "Lover, Come Back to Me" (Romberg, Hammerstein)Sun Ra (p); Victor Sproles (b); Robert Barry (d); Tito (cga); Hattie Randolph (voc). Budland, Chicago, late 1956 or early 1957. Art Hoyle was in the band from Christmas 1955 through December