This from Bob Selcoe of NewJazz Records: An absolute CLASSIC of the weirdo outsider genre - a “dramatic” comparison of death and heavenly ascendance using the metaphor of an airplane trip! It’s a recorded “play”, with a full cast, airplane sound effects, and “angelic” music provided by the Trevecca Nazarene College choirs. Brainchild of Evangelist Forrest McCullough, who wrote, produced and acts as “narrator”. Inspired while on an airliner the day following his father’s funeral. I can’t do justice describing it - you’ve gotta hear it to believe it! Original private-press with no label (surprisingly, it was later issued on the Word label).
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