Angels and Demons at Play is a jazz album by Sun Ra and his Myth Science Arkestra.

Saturn Records had issued at least three of the songs ("Medicine for a Nightmare" b/w "Urnack", and "A Call For All Demons", the B-side of an early version of the song "Saturn") as 7-inch singles.

[1] It was a relatively common theme of Saturn releases to feature different sessions, from different eras with different personnel, on different sides of a record.

Other examples include The Invisible Shield (1962/1970) and Deep Purple (1948-57/1973).

On "Urnack", "Medicine for a Nightmare", "A Call For Demons", and "Demon's Lullaby", recorded RCA Studios, Chicago, around February 1956;[1] On "Tiny Pyramids" and "Angels And Demons At Play", RCA Studios Chicago, around June 17, 1960;[1] On "Between Two Worlds" recorded during rehearsals at the same time;[1] On "Music From The World Tomorrow", also recorded during rehearsals in Chicago, 1960;[1] Arkestra members This 1960s jazz album-related article is a stub.