Home / Music / Pharoah Sanders collaborated with Alice Coltrane and Don Cherry after Coltrane's deathMusic linernotes album music pharoah-sandersPharoah Sanders collaborated with Alice Coltrane and Don Cherry after Coltrane's deathAfter John Coltrane’s death in 1967, Pharoah Sanders continued developing the spiritual jazz movement alongside Don Cherry and Alice Coltrane. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesPharoah Sanders' career took off playing with John ColtranePharoah Sanders' solo recording career started on Impulse! RecordsSanders opened The Creator Has a Master Plan the same way Coltrane opened A Love SupremePharoah Sanders pushed the tenor saxophone into new sonic territory with overtone-rich extended techniques and spiritual intensityPharoah Sanders played soprano sax on EnlightenmentExplorePrince made Controversy mostly on his ownDeep Listening features accordion, didjeridu, and conch shellsFreddie Hubbard, Bobby Hutcherson, and Tony Williams joined Eric Dolphy's Out to LunchHerbie Hancock's Thrust featured the HeadhuntersJohn Coltrane's quartet expanded to a sextet for MeditationsPrevious Pharoah Sanders pairs meditative forms with intense improvisation in spiritual jazzNext Permanent Waves was Rush's pivot toward radio-friendly songs — without abandoning prog