Welcome to the mind-expanding 1968 jazz recording of Bill Plummer and The Cosmic Brotherhood where Eastern and psychedelic influences meld together to produce one of the trippiest jazz albums on Impulse Records. This LP is a much-sought-after sonic travelogue, with the pop-psych spoken-word sitar freakout of Journey To The East to Bill Plummers swinging, rapid fire/cool jazz compositions, to his covers that go straight to the heart of any 60s genre-crossing jazz fans.

Featuring an incredible who’s who of the high-caliber talent bubbling over in the Los Angeles music scene at the time: Carol Kaye (legendary bass player of The Wrecking Crew) Maurice Miller (drummer in The Jazz Corps) Dennis Budimir (guitarist with Chico Hamilton Quintet, Ravi Shankar & Frank Zappa) Mike Lang (Piano with Flamin Groovies & Hal Blaine) Tom Scott (Saxophone with Gabor Szabo & Thelonious Monk) Ray Neopolitan (Bass for The Doors & Leonard Cohen) Milt Holland (Per