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Oneness of Juju 'African Rhythms 1970-1982' Format:LP Salah Ragab studied jazz theory

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Salah Ragab studied jazz theory and improvisation with the jazz musician and composer from Kansas City

“It’s the feeling that comes when we’re playing and totally forgetting where we are

Releases 23 October 2026

Although he had always played the blues within Arkestra sets

Oneness of Juju 'African Rhythms 1970-1982' Format:LP Salah Ragab studied jazz theoryA comprehensive overview of the seminal Oneness Of Juju, led by Plunky J. Branch. Tracing their career from the bands earliest work in 1970 with South African exiled jazzman Ndikho Xaba in San Francisco, the compilation covers the bands journey to New Yorks loft jazz scene, forming Juju and releasing two landmark albums of hard hitting percussive jazz on Strata East. I saw myself as a cultural warrior, explains Plunky. We studied about Africa and

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