Oneness Of Juju African Rhythms 1970-1982

• Oneness Of Juju – African Rhythms (Album Version)
• Oneness Of Juju – Follow Me
• Oneness Of Juju – Space Jungle Funk

• 1. Oneness Of Juju – African Rhythms (Album Version)
• 2. Oneness Of Juju – Follow Me
• 3. Oneness Of Juju – Space Jungle Funk
• 4. Juju & The Space Rangers – Got To Be Right On It (Original 45 Version)
• 5. Okyerema Asante feat. Plunky – Sabi (Black Fire Mix)
• 6. Interlude: Rhythms Timelessness
• 7. Roach Om – No Name #3 / Love Is… / My N*Gg*R & Me
• 8. Oneness Of Juju – West Wind (Previously Unreleased)
• 9. Juju – Freedom Fighter
• 10. Oneness Of Juju – Be About The Future
• 11. Oneness Of Juju – Nooky
• 12. Interlude: African Rhythms
• 13. Plunky & Oneness Of Juju – Every Way But Loose (Original Version)
• 14. Oneness Of Juju – Bootsie’s Lament (Unreleased Version)
• 15. Oneness Of Juju – Chants / Don’t Give Up
• 16. Oneness Of Juju – River Luv Rite
• 17. Plunky & Oneness Of Juju – Higher
• 18. Interlude: African Rhythms Chant
• 19. Juju – Nairobi / Chants
• 20. Okyerema Asante feat. Plunky – Asante Sana
• 21. Interlude: African Rhythms Ii
• 22. Juju & The Space Rangers – Plastic (Original 45 Version)
• 23. Oneness Of Juju – African Rhythms (Original 45 Version: Part 1)
• 24. Juju – The End Of The Butterfly King

**Definitive compilation of influential band’s career, spanning 1970-1982!**

Tracing their career from the band’s earliest work in 1970 with South African exiled jazzman Ndikho Xaba in San Francisco, the compilation covers the band’s journey to New York’s loft jazz scene, forming Juju and releasing two landmark albums of hard-hitting percussive jazz on Strata-East. The band received renewed interest in their music during the mid-‘80s as Washington D.C.’s go-go innovators cited the band as a major influence and rare groove DJs revived their albums for London dancefloors.