"Tauhid" is Sanders' second album as a leader, a foundational text in spiritual jazz that saw him exploring new sonic territories.
- The album was recorded in New York City on October 17, 1967.
- The lineup on "Tauhid" features Sanders on tenor saxophone, often utilizing an unconventional sound, alongside Reggie Workman on bass, Barry Altschul on drums, and Sonny Sherrock on guitar.
- The album's title, "Tauhid," is an Arabic word meaning "oneness" or "unity," reflecting the spiritual themes present in the music.
Pharoah Sanders was an American jazz composer and saxophonist from Arkansas, best known for his work in spiritual jazz. He came to prominence in the late 1960s for his work with John Coltrane.
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