Lucio Battisti – Anima Latina
Munju was an instrumental jazz-kraut-fusion outfit formed by alto sax & flute player Jurgen Benz after quitting Missus Beastly. The group’s sound is very much in the same vein as other ’70s kraut-jazz groups including Kraan, Embryo, and Guru Guru with percussion-heavy grooves, psychedelic flavors, woodwind, and plenty of jamming. B1 “Patschamenga Underground,” in particular, is really great kicking off with an amazing percussion break that fans of the rare groove classic self-titled Niagara will love.
Recommended – B1 “Patschamenga Underground”
Tags: Fusion / Kruatrock / Rare Groove
Tracklist:
A1 Kirschsuppe
A2 Fall Oslip
B1 Patschamenga Underground
B2 Talk To Me But I Listen To You
B3 High Speed Kindergarten
Credits:
Alto Saxophone, Flute – Jürgen Benz
Bass – Wolfgang Salomon
Congas – Joseph Spector (tracks: A1, B1)
Cover [Cover Made By] – Hartmut Bremer
Drums – Thomas Römer
Guitar – Dieter Kaudel
Mixed By [All Titles Re-mixed] – Uli Rudolf*
Photography By [Front Cover Photo Copyright By] – Peter Engels
Producer [Produced By] – Munju
Recorded By – Etienne Conod (tracks: A1, B1 to B3), Uli Rudolf* (tracks: A2)
