Albert Ayler's visionary tenor saxophone work reached a peak of spiritual intensity during his 1966 European tour, and this collection captures him at three decisive moments—Berlin, Lörrach, and Stockholm—when his music balanced towering melodic vision with unflinching free improvisation. Ayler's approach to the saxophone was almost vocalistic, bending and crying through the horn with a directness that made conventional jazz vocabulary feel quaint; these performances showcase how he'd shifted toward a more open, ecstatic sound, with his concept of "spiritual jazz" bleeding into something closer to collective prayer than traditional soloing. The titles recur and shift across settings, suggesting Ayler's themes as living organisms rather than fixed compositions. This 2023 ORG Music reissue retrieves these historically crucial European broadcasts when Ayler was still forging the sound that would define his legacy—a musician refusing every boundary between beauty and rawness, structure and abandon.