What makes Heaven on Earth by Larry Young notable?

This album is notable for its innovative use of the Hammond organ, which Young elevated to new heights in jazz, influencing future generations of musicians. It received critical acclaim for its complex compositions and has been recognized as a precursor to the fusion movement that would dominate the 1970s. By 1968, Larry Young was emerging as a significant figure in the jazz scene, following his acclaimed album 'Unity' from 1966. 'Heaven on Earth' is his fourth studio album and showcases his evolution toward more experimental and spiritual expressions within jazz, reflecting the genre's expansion during this era.