Oneness of Juju, African Rhythms - 56m 26s

Tracks & Durations

1. African Rhythms	7:18
2. Kazi	4:20
3. Funky Wood	1:13
4. Tarishi	3:55
5. Mashariki	3:25
6. Chants	1:14
7. Don't Give Up	5:43
8. Incognito	8:14
9. Poo Too	3:43
10. Liberation Dues	4:36
11. Liberation Dues (Instrumental)	9:07
12. African Rhythms (45 version)	3:30

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Review

Strut continue their re-issue program of the '70s catalogue with Oneness Of Juju, one of the most groundbreaking bands of their time. From early avant-garde jazz work on the Strata East label to their later fusions of Afrobeat, funk and spritual jazz, Oneness stand as a huge influence for today's jazz scene. Released in 1976, The African Rhythms album is Oneness Of Juju's masterpieces. Bandleader J. Plunky Branch had moved back to his hometown of Richmond, Virginia from New York and introduced R&B, funk and African percussion into his music to appeal to the local market. Topped by the soaring vocals of Jackie Holoman-Lewis, the Oneness sound became a tight, supremely soulful outfit. Includes the bonus tracks 'Liberation Dues' (instrumental) & 'African Rhythms' (45 version). 2002.

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