The 1986 release "Eréndira" is a prime example of First House's distinctive blend of jazz fusion. The album showcases the group's sophisticated arrangements and virtuosic musicianship.
- "Eréndira" was recorded in Oslo, Norway, at Talent Studios. The album was produced by Manfred Eicher, the founder of ECM Records. "Eréndira" reached number 25 on the UK Jazz Albums chart in 1986.
- This was First House's third album for ECM Records. It followed their 1984 release "What We Saw". The band featured a lineup including Julian Bahula on guitar, Peter Werner on bass, and Motlalepula Gilbert Matthews on drums.
- The album's title track, "Eréndira," is an extended composition that highlights the band's improvisational skills. The influence of South African jazz is evident throughout the recording.
First House was a jazz fusion group based in the UK. They were active in the 1980s, releasing several albums on the ECM label.
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