About Oneness of Juju
Formed in 1971 (and still going strong) Oneness of JuJu was the brainchild of saxophonist J. Plunky Branch. Like many others on the legendary Strata East label, Oneness mixed R&B, free jazz, afro-Brazilian percussion and down-home funk with an upbeat spiritual message, earning them a place in many a DJ'sbig metalbox in the process. Space Jungle Luv emerged in 1976 (a year after the classic African Rhythms set) and marked a distinct change of direction for Plunky and co.
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Top Tracks
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African Rhythms
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Poo Too
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Funky Wood
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Mashariki
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Chants
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Tarishi
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Kazi
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Incognito
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Liberation Dues
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The Connection
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Breezin'
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Don't Give Up
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Space Jungle Funk
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River Luv Rite
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Follow Me
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Liberation Dues (Instrumental)
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West Wind
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Every Way But Loose
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African Rhythms (45 Version)
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Love's Messenger
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Soul Love Now
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Be About the Future
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Nooky
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Chants / Don't Give Up
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Bootsie's Lament
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Interlude - Rhythms Timelesness
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12-African Rhythms (45 Version)
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African Rhythms Chant
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Interlude - African Rhythms
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TURNING ON TO ME
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Afrobeat
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Interlude: African Rhythms II
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African Rhythms (Album Version)
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The End of the Butterfly King
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African Rhythms - 45 Version Parts 1 and 2
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African Rhythms / Oneness Of Juju
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African Rythms
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Bootsie's Lament - Unreleased Version
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Intro
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Kasi
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Got to Be Right on It
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Higher
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4-Tarishi
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3-Funky Wood
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Love's Messenger (instrumental)
46
1-African Rhythms
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11-Liberation Dues (Instrumental)
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6-Chants
49
9-Poo Too
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Freedom Fighter
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