Mtume Umoja Ensemble - The Prayer (Sifa Zote)

James Mtume (born James Foreman) was a jazz percusionist who was a regular member of Miles Davis' touring & recording group from 1971 through 1975 and an occasional band leader in his own right. Alkebu-Lan is the first album to appear under his own name. (Source: ajbenjamin2beta...)
Taken from "Alkebu-Lan (Land of The Blacks) Live at East" (1972) an avant-jazz masterpiece recorded August 29, 1971 in Brooklyn N.Y. and featuring Mtume, Carlos Garnett, Leroy Jenkins, Ndugu, Gary Bartz, Stanley Cowell, Andy Bey, Joe Lee Wilson and Buster Williams.

[@rarianfields]

RIP James Mtume. Thank you for all your gifts ♥️

[@IbrahimSiddiqSpurlock]

If you love this selection, then you MUST try to find the entire work . . . This was an era in creative music that was simply wonderful!

[@boniswaayan8362]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU 1 MILLION TIMES. THE EAST! This powerful nation within a nation is responsible for developing me into the amazing Alkebulanian revolutionary that I am. I sing the Prayer at various conscious events and gatherings . I am so proud to say that I was a part of the East family.. Anybody out there that was a part of the East? Sifa zote zemni qua !!!!

[@yodazero1693]

Thank you.

[@BayeMcNeil]

Lovely music!

[@projetoum]

muito bom cara, psicodelia máxima!/

[@satyros2]

thank you

[@chrisdoggsta]

This is crazy man, wow!

[@nicolastharpe6728]

OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rarianfields]

doesn't get any better

[@finnpeters]

wooooooooooooo!!!!!!

[@ChaosspacebaseBlogspot]

great!

[@telegramsiam2]

damn that's really really good

[@ALIENSHADZ]

alkebulan , the original name of africa

[@abdull1238]

yeah!

[@projetoum]

que capa ein!

[@pecanpiee]

Jaja, creo que perdí mi virginidad :P

[@jjjohnthomasss]

I don't know what you mean, can you recommend other artists please.