An incredible collection
of work by one
of the greatest Afro Funk groups
of the 70s! From their inception as the AACM-styled jazz group
Juju in the early 70s, to their key days in the DC Black Fire scene
of the mid 70s, to their early 80s fame as club groovers,
Oneness of Juju were one
of the most revolutionary acts
of their generation, with an influence that spanned far more than just the few albums the group released under their own name. This wonderfully-compiled set is the first-ever to really document the full scope
of the group's activities – and apart from tracks that were included on their classic albums, it's got a wealth
of other material that you probably don't have in your record collection! The notes are great, the music is amazing, and there's more tunes on here than we could have ever hoped to hear! Titles include "No Name #3/
Love Is/
My N*gger & Me" by Roach Om, "West Wind (previously unissued)" by
Oneness Of Juju, "Every Way But Loose" by Plunky &
Oneness Of Juju, "African Rhythms (LP version)" by
Oneness Of Juju, "Asante Sana" by Okyerema Asante, "Nairobi/
Chants" by
Juju, "Sabi (Black Fire mix)" by Okyerema Asante, "Got To Be Right On It (45 version)" by
Juju & The Space Rangers, "Bootsie's Lament (unreleased version)" by
Oneness Of Juju, "Plastic (45 version)" by
Juju & The Space Rangers, "Be About The Future" by
Oneness Of Juju, and "The End
Of The Butterfly King" by
Juju. CD has 24 tracks on 2CDs!