Though only a year passed between the fierce abandon of Lalibela and 1974"s King of Kings, it signaled a monumental shift for The Pyramids. By 1974, the core group had continued their musical odyssey while welcoming drummer-in-exile Donald Robinson back to the family. On a spring day in 1974, the group went into a remote 16-track studio and, with no less intensity than before, cut a warm and infectious spiritual jazz masterpiece in a single day.