Artist
Marshall Allen
American free jazz saxophonist
Louisville, United States · b. 1924
Marshall Allen is a musician from Louisville, United States, active since 1924. Their discography on Gatefold includes 1 record. They also recorded with The Sun Ra Arkestra.

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1924
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Biography
Marshall Allen is an American free jazz alto saxophonist, born May 25, 1924, in Louisville, Kentucky. Allen performs on flute, oboe, piccolo, and EVI (an electronic valve instrument made by the Akai company). He is best known for his long association with Sun Ra, lasting from the late 1950s until Ra's death, after which Allen has continued to lead the Sun Ra Arkestra.
Allen studied in Paris under Ulysse Delecluse after being discharged from the US Army. He later played with the James Moody And His Orchestra under the name Red Allen.
Bio from Discogs
Marshall Allen — solo
Their records — most-collected first.
The Sun Ra Arkestra
A project Marshall Allen was part of.

The Nubians Of Plutonia
1969

Angels And Demons At Play
1967

Pictures Of Infinity
1971

Pathways To Unknown Worlds
1975

We Travel The Space Ways
1967

A Fireside Chat With Lucifer
1983

The Other Side Of The Sun
1979

Universe In Blue
1972

The Solar-Myth Approach Vol. 1 & 2
1971

Atlantis
1970

My Brother The Wind
1970

Other Planes Of There
1966

The Space Age Is Here To Stay
2016

Live At Babylon
2015

Rocket Ship Rock
2009

Music From Tomorrow's World
2002

Angels And Demons At Play / The Nubians Of Plutonia
1993

Destination Unknown
1993

We Travel The Spaceways / Bad & Beautiful
1992

Cosmic Tones For Mental Therapy / Art Forms Of Dimensions Tomorrow
1992

Out There A Minute
1989

Discipline 27-II
1973

The Solar-myth Approach, Vol. 2
1972

The Solar-Myth Approach Vol. 1
1972
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