Home / Music / Plunky Nkabinde led Oneness of Juju on African RhythmsMusic linernotes album music oneness-of-jujuPlunky Nkabinde led Oneness of Juju on African RhythmsFeaturing Plunky Nkabinde on flute and saxophone, Babatunde on balafon and congas, Muzi Nkabinde on bass, and Al-Hammel Rasul on keyboards. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesOneness of Juju's African Rhythms came out on Black FireOneness of Juju was the second incarnation of James Plunky Branch's Afrocentric jazz groupAfrican Rhythms was recorded in a Virginia suburb in 1975Pharoah Sanders' solo recording career started on Impulse! RecordsPharoah Sanders played soprano sax on EnlightenmentExplore'Spoon' let Can build their own studio for Ege BamyasiBob Marley recorded Exodus in London after surviving an assassination attemptGlenn Gould's 1955 Goldberg Variations recording made the piece famousGraceland faced criticism for violating a South African boycottPoor sales and stage reluctance made Island doubt another Nick Drake albumPrevious Rid of Me spun off two singles: '50ft Queenie' and 'Man-Size'Next PJ Harvey's Rid of Me was released in April 1993