This is probably the rarest of the Juju/Oneness of Juju albums – and it's also one of the best! Unlike their first album on Strata East, the group's a little bit more inside, and doesn't get lost in overindulgent avant garde solos. Instead, they groove hard with a deep warm sound, in strident tracks with a mix of percussion, vibes, piano, and the excellent reed playing of Plunky Nakabinde. The group does a great version of Pharoah Sanders' "Black Unity",
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Cat. number: SES 7420LP
Year: 2011
