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Juju
Live At 131 Prince Street
Strut
- Cat No: STRUT250LP
- updated:2022-06-01
JUJU, led by James "Plunky" Branch — the group that would later evolve into Oneness Of Juju — released the album "A Message From Mozambique" on Strata-East in 1972. Now, the full session from their 1973 concert at Ornette Coleman's gallery in New York gets its first-ever LP reissue anywhere in the world. Five tracks spread across 2LPs, including a previously unreleased 15-minute take on Pharoah Sanders' classic "THEMBI" (sample1).
Track List
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A1. AT LEAST WE HAVE A HORIZON NOW ()
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B1. THEMBI ()
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C1. MOZAMBIQUE / AZUCAR PA TI ()
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D1. OUT OF THIS WORLD ()
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D2. ROSALIE / JUJU’S DOOR ()

An uncompromising fusion of Afro-Latin and Afro-Cuban rhythms, free jazz, spiritual jazz and the avant-garde. Remastered from the original reel-to-reel tapes. Includes full sleeve notes featuring a new interview with bandleader James "Plunky" Branch plus rare photographs. (Original Japanese text by COMPUMA)