5 Facts About Oneness of Juju's African Rhythms

Recorded in a Virginia suburb The album was recorded in 1975 at Bias Recording Studios in Falls Church, Virginia.

Engineered by two people Robert Dawson and Millard “Jim” Watkins handled the engineering.

Not recorded in a major city The studio was located outside Washington, D.C., in a suburban area.

Released during a creative peak The band was at its most prolific, blending jazz, funk, and African influences.

A landmark in spiritual jazz The album is considered a key work in the spiritual jazz and Afrocentric fusion genres.