U.S. re-issue from 2001 of an album originally released in 1972. 'This ambitious record finds Bartz drawing on a variety of influences everything from John Coltrane's modal Post-Bop to world music to the electric fusion that Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock were providing at the time. The term world music, of course, can mean a lot of different things; for the Ntu Troop, it means a strong Middle Eastern/Arabic influence on the moody "Teheran" and more of an Afro-Caribbean outlook on the exuberant "Africans Unite"....'. Featuring musicians Gary Bartz, Stafford James, Howard King & Andy Bey.
- A1 I Wanna Be Where You Are
- A2 Black Maybe
- B1 Bertha Baptist
- B2 Africans Unite
- B3 Teheran
