with a series of tunes that combine Easter modes with blues and gospel tonalities." Author Tammy L. Kernodle noted the presence of "a swinging gospel sensibility" on some of the tracks, and commented: "One only needs to listen to 'Lord Help Me to Be' with the wail of Sanders' horn and the pulsating chords played by Alice under a swinging bass line to understand her musical manifestation of the tormented soul crying out to God from within the chaos of the world and to grasp the emotional, spiritual, and musical connections between her music and that of the Black religious experience." In an article for the River Cities' Reader, Max Allison wrote: "Coltrane carves out her own path here right from the get-go with her stunning piano performances, which wind up and down the keys with restless energy and virtuosic post-bebop dexterity before settling into gorgeous melodies and more wistful atmospheres." LP track listing All compositions by Alice Coltrane.Side A "Ohnedaruth" – 7:49 "Gospel Trane" – 6:44 "I Want to See You" – 6:42Side B' "Lovely Sky Boat" – 6:51 "Oceanic Beloved" – 4:18 "Atomic Peace" – 5:53 CD reissue track listing "Lord, Help Me to Be" – 7:30 "The Sun" – 4:01 "Ohnedaruth" – 7:49 "Gospel Trane" – 6:44 "I Want to See You" – 6:42 "Lovely Sky Boat" – 6:51 "Oceanic Beloved" – 4:18 "Atomic Peace" – 5:53 "Altruvista" – 6:55 "Altruvista" is an edited version of a piano solo that was recorded on March 7, 1967, at the Van Gelder Studio in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey during the session that yielded the John Coltrane album Expression. "Lord, Help Me to Be", "The Sun", and "Ohnedaruth" were recorded on January 29, 1968, at the John Coltrane Home in Dix Hills, New York. "Lord, Help Me to Be" and "The Sun" were initially released on the 1968 John Coltrane/Alice Coltrane album Cosmic Music''. "The Sun" features a spoken introduction by John Coltrane and Pharoah Sanders during which they state "May there be peace and love and perfection throughout all creation, O God" three times. (This may have been recorded on February 2, 1966.) The remaining tracks were recorded on June 6, 1968, at the John Coltrane Home. "Atomic Peace" was misspelled as "Atmic Peace" on the initial release of the album. Personnel Alice Coltrane – harp, piano Pharoah Sanders – tenor saxophone (CD track 1), flute (CD track 2),