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Only a few months after Exuma's tremendous success with their eponymous debut album, charismatic singer Tony ‘The Obeah Man’ McKay and his band released their follow-up LP on the Mercury label. Based once again on intriguing Afro-American and Indian percussion and tribal chants, the seven-piece New York City based group landed another great album, that will now be available in the record stores for the first time on CD. A cult recording, like its predecessor, it will delight both rock and world music fans alike.
Details
Cat. number: REPUK 1007
Year: 2003
Release notes:
Tracks 1-8 released as (UK) Mercury 6338039 in 1970.
Exuma, The Obeah Man - The Junk Band - Daddy Ya Ya
Published by Firesky Music/Inagua Music (ASCAP).
Licensed courtesy of Universal Music Licensing Division to Repertoire Records (UK) Ltd.
(p) 1970 Mercury Records (c) 2003 Mercury Records/Repertoire Records(UK) Ltd.
"Moving through the air as a flying thing, Exuma, the Obeah Man, will come and 'fix' your hand."
Tracklist
| 1 | Damn Fool | 4:17 | |
| 2 | Baal | 6:36 | |
| 3 | Paul Simon Nontooth | 5:31 | |
| 4 | Fire In The Hole | 7:03 | |
| 5 | A Place Called Earth | 6:31 | |
| 6 | We Got To Go | 2:57 | |
| 7 | African Rythm | 4:47 | |
| 8 | Zandoo | 4:48 |
Credits
- Barry Seidel
- A&R [Coordinator]
- Des Strobel
- Art Direction
- Lord Wellington
- Congas
- Lord Cherry
- Congas, Whistle, Vocals [Group]
- Wm. Falkenburg
- Design [Original Album Design]
- Bob Liftin
- Engineer
- Brian Phillips
- Liner Notes
- Eroc
- Mastered By [Restored And Remastered]
- Daddy Ya Ya
- Producer, Bass Vocals, Bells [Attar], Bells [Elephant], Drums [Marching Drum]
- Peppy, The Spy Boy
- Soprano Vocals [High Harmony], Congas, Other [Cabassa Sacred Sand]
- Yogi
- Vocals [Group], Bells [Junk]
- Princess Diana
- Vocals [Group], Whistle
- Sally O'Brien
- Vocals [Group], Whistle
- Exuma
- Written-By, Lead Vocals, Guitar, Bells [Ankle], Drums [Sacred Foot Drum], Harp [Mouth], Artwork [Original Album Cover Painting]
