Gemini II by Marcus Belgrave, released on Tribe in 1974.

Dusty Groove wrote:

...The groove picks up in the same domain as the better Art Ensemble Of Chicago records of the late 60s and early 70s -- with the rubbery funk electric bass lines and celestial groove of the funkier moments, but deeper sounds of more spiritual points too. Trumpeter Marcus Belgrave plays in a beautiful ensemble, packed with Tribe labelmates -- Wendell Harrison on tenor sax & percussion, Phil Ranelin on trombone, and Harold McKinney on electric piano. Roy Brooks and Billy Turner are on drums and percussion, and the expansive vibe is fleshed out with the help of Lorenzo Brown on bongos and Daryl Dybka on mini Moog. The record includes Belgrave's beautiful epic "Space Odyssey", which has a long flowing cosmic groove, nice electronics, and haunting trumpet solos....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oANhWokplJ4&list=RDoANhWokplJ4&start_radio=1

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Phil Ranelin - "The Time Is Now!" (1974)
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https://youtu.be/tQvuhbgfhvY