Sealed 1972 2LP Original Housed In A Heavy-Duty Tri-Fold Cover. “This Album Marked An Accessible But Sharp Detour From His More Pop-Oriented Jazz Records Of The '60s. Masekela Was Chasing A Different Groove Altogether. He Was Looking To Create A Very Different Kind Of Fusion, One That Involved The Rhythms And Melodies Of His Native South Africa, And Included The More Spiritual, Soul-Driven Explorations Occurring In American Music At The Time On Labels Like Strata East, Tribe, And Black Jazz As Well As Those Laid Down By Gato Barbieri On Bob Thiele's Flying Dutchman Imprint. The South African And American Quintet He Assembled For The Date Is Smoking. It Includes The Mighty Saxophonist Dudu Pukwana And Drummer Makaya Ntshoko, Both South African Exiles; They Were Paired With American Pianist Larry Willis And Bassist Eddie Gomez, Creating A Wonderfully Balanced, Groove-Oriented Ensemble. Produced By Stewart Levine And Composer Caiphus Semenya, This Is A Near Mythic Date That Was Reviewed Favorably But Infrequently Back In The Day.” …..One Of The Greatest Recordings In Hugh Masekela's Long Career. In A Year Full Of Amazing Titles, This Is Still A Standout.” Thom Jurek, AMG.