This album’s third track includes a drum solo featuring several triplet fills before the lead instrument plays a staccato D, F, G, G, B-flat, C. This album’s (15[1])final track echoes (-5[1])its artist’s piece “Alabama” by ending on a C-minor (15[1])drone (-5[1])played over timpani rolls. Joe Brazil and Pharoah Sanders play interludes (15[2])on a live performance in Seattle (15[1])of this album released (-5[1])in 2021. Jimmy Garrison plays an F A-flat F (15[1])B-flat (15[5])bass ostinato (15[3])on (15[1])this album’s (-5[1])first track, (15[1]-5[1])which begins with (*) Elvin Jones (10[1])striking a gong. (10[3])The words (-5[1])“Thank you God. (10[1])Amen.” end (-5[1])a poem printed (-5[1])in this album’s liner notes, which is invoked with a musical narration in its final track, “Psalm.” (10[1])The lead artist, (10[1])a tenor saxophonist, (-5[1])chants this album’s (10[1])name (10[1])on its (10[1])first track, (-5[1])“Acknowledgement.” (10[3])For 10 points, name this devotional jazz album by John Coltrane. (10[3])■END■ (10[6]0[7])