A1 Elijah
A2 Beast Of Burden
B1 Cristo Redentor
B2 The Black Disciple
B3 Chant

Donald Byrd's 1963 album "A New Perspective." Inspired by his deep roots in gospel and Negro spirituals, this album features an eight-member mixed chorus, developing a majestic and soulful sound based on modern jazz. The album includes renowned jazz musicians such as Hank Mobley, Kenny Burrell, and Herbie Hancock, with arrangements by Byrd's close associate, Duke Pearson. This album is said to be one of Byrd's most popular works within Black culture.