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.Juju - Chapter Two: Nia

Strata-East SES-7420

Released: 1974

Jazz, Soul-Jazz, Space-Age, Afro Funk Jazz Fusion

Tracks
   Introduction 2:40  
   Contradiction (For Thulani) 5:10  
   Black Experience 3:44  
   Nia (Poem: Complete The Circle) 8:36  
   The End Of The Butterfly King (Poem: Things Comin' Along) 6:10  
   Black Unity [written by Pharoah Sanders] 15:58 

Arranged and Produced By Plunky Nkabinde
Bass [Fender] - Phil Branch
Bells - Ngoma Ya Uhuru
Congas - Babatunde , Simbo (tracks: A2, B1)
Drums - Babatunde
Flute - Plunky Nkabinde
Percussion - Al Hammel Rasul , Plunky Nkabinde
Piano - Al Hammel Rasul
Producer - Plunky Nkabinde
Saxophone [Soprano] - Plunky Nkabinde
Saxophone [Tenor] - Plunky Nkabinde
Shekere - Al Hammel Rasul
Vocals [Poetry] - Ngoma Ya Uhuru
Whistle - Babatunde

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Juju plays a big part in the work of Plunky Branch with his afro-funk jazz fusion music. From 1971 to 1974 his band was called Juju, from 1975 to 1981 Oneness of Juju, from 1982 to 1988 Plunky & Oneness of Juju and from 1988 to present day is known as Plunky & Oneness.

Their song, "Every Way But Loose" is featured on the video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, playing on fictional radio station Paradise FM.

The band also had an album in 1984 called Electric JuJu Nation. (This information courtesy of the band's website: http://www.plunkyone.com)

Plunky works and resides in Richmond, VA.

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