Description
Following the 1976 classic album African Rhythms, Strut presents Space Jungle Luv. It is a work that shows a new direction for Plunky and his band. While maintaining their ghetto style, this time the sound has evolved as if they were looking up at the stars. Jacqueline Holman (also known as Lady Eka-Ete) provides powerful, sweet vocals, while Branch's saxophone adds even more depth to the music.
A1. River Luv Rite
A2. Follow Me
A3. Soul Love Now
B1. Space Jungle Funk
B2. The Connection
B3. Love's Messenger
Strut presents Space Jungle Luv, released a year after the classic African Rhythms set in 1976. Space Jungle created a distinct change of direction for Plunky and co. They continue with their ghetto style, but this time they were looking at the stars; with the strong, sweet vocal stylings of Jacqueline Holman (aka Lady Eka-Ete) and Branch's saxophone effects.
