Oneness Of Juju: African Rhythms Vinyl LP｜ Other Products

These are African Rhythms... passed down to us from the ancient spirits... Originally released in 1975 on the Black Fire label, this piece of DC afro-funk is best-known for the breakbeat cut "Liberation Dues." After all these years, it still can make your balls drop. I've grown to really appreciate the A-side as well. It plays as one long continuous multi-movement track, starting with the 7+ minute "African Rhythms" (Dilla touched this one on the Welcome 2 Detroit LP), weaving through funk ("Kazi" and "Tarishi"), African music, and soul jazz ("Masharki"). Nice 2020 edition on Now-Again lacquered directly from the original tapes, housed in tip-on sleeve w/ full color liner note booklet, limited one time pressing. Recommended.

black vinyl pressing
originally released in 1975 on Washington DC's Black Fire Records
remastered by Bernie Grundman
housed in glossy tip-on sleeve
includes full-size booklet w/ extensive liner notes + photos
limited edition
also available: Space Jungle Luv

music label: Now-Again Records 2020

reviewed by the mgmnt 03/2008
Brand:Oneness Of JujuCategory:_music-FUNKSKU:fr-4284Tags:deluxe, Funk / Soul Vinyl, limited edition, recommendedtype:Vinyl LP