Oneness of Juju
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Biography
Founded in San Francisco in 1970, Oneness of Juju is a jazz, R&B and African funk band fronted by saxophonist, songwriter, and bandleader James âPlunkyâ Branch (also known as Plunky Nkabinde). Initially, the band was called Juju, but as the lineup and musical style evolved, so did the bandâs name. By 1975, Juju had become Oneness of JuJu and released their debut album African Rhythms. The following year, the ensemble released the album Space Jungle Luv (1976). By the time their next album - Make a Change (1980) - was released, they had changed their name to Plunky & Oneness of JuJu. Eventually, the ensemble shortened their name to Plunky & Oneness and have continued to record and perform under this name ever since. Since the mid-1980s, the bandâs albums have been released on Plunkyâs label, N.A.M.E.
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- All Blues
- Plastic Is Easy to See Thru
- River Luv Rite
- Higher by Plunky
- Love's Wonderland by Plunky
- Plastic by Plunky
- Afro Beat
- Always Have to Say Goodbye by Plunky
- Run Away Bay by Plunky
- (Family Tree) Make a Change by Plunky
- Breezin'
- Time by Plunky
- Rhythm's Timelessness
- The Stuff to Make You Move
- Interlude: African Rhythms Chant
- Get Your Head Together
- The Connection
- Soul Love Now
- Bootsie's Lament
- Nooky
- Be About the Future
- Love's Messenger
- West Wind
- Space Jungle Funk
