What makes Ghosts by Albert Ayler notable?

The album is notable for its radical departure from conventional jazz forms, influencing countless musicians within the avant-garde scene. Its title track, 'Ghosts', has become emblematic of Ayler's legacy and was later covered by various artists, highlighting its enduring impact on jazz music. Released in 1966, 'Ghosts' marked Albert Ayler's third studio album, solidifying his role as a central figure in the free jazz movement. This album followed his critically acclaimed work, 'Spiritual Unity', and showcased his evolving sound and deepening exploration of spirituality through music.