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Tuesday, July 21, 2020
Oneness of Juju - African Rhythms 1970-1982
We aren't given to grand statements. After all, our mission is to alert you to music that we like. But we are going to step out of our lane a bit and tell you that African Rhythms 1970-1982 is an essential album. The band is Oneness of Juju, led by James "Plunky" Branch, which fused funk, jazz and African rhythms into an irresistible stew of sound. This album, which was originally released in 2001, collects the band's output for a 12-year period in San Francisco, New York, and Richmond, Virginia. This collection of music would be welcome any time, but its re-release is especially appropriate for the current focus on the status and travails of our Black fellow citizens. Check it out below, and explore further at the Bandcamp link.
African Rhythms 1970-1982 is available in digital, double CD, and triple LP formats via Strut Records.
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Glad you liked the music and that means you would have given it a great review. Thanks so much. wisdom, peace and love through music... Plunky
Great music
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