Afrobeat pioneer Sidiku Buari is a singer, percussionist, and composer, and a musical luminary in his homeland of Ghana. His debut album Buari was one of the first mainstream afro-funk albums to hit stores in the United States. Released in 1975 shortly after Buari moved the New York City, the album features the legendary Bernard Purdie on drums. Balancing American funk sensibilities with heavy African rhythms, Buari has become a rare and expensive treasure for record collectors. Now, for the first time in years, this classic LP is back in print on limited-edition vinyl. First official US vinyl pressing since 1976.

A1 Karam Bani
A2 Them Yebtheyet
A3 Ku Ka Maria
A4 Advice From Father B
B1 Iro Le Pa
B2 Ye Koaba
B3 Peace
B4 Oh Africa